In Windows 7 you can configure restore points or set them by:
Left Click on Start
Right Click on Computer
Left Click on Properties
Left Click on System Protection
Left Click on either Create or Configure
On 8/20/2010 4:39 PM, B. wrote:
I just got a new desktop machine with Windows 7. Is
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John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 1:07 AM, Frank Sestir fses...@verizon.net wrote:
Thanks for your help. I was contacted by email, obviously I couldn't read
the f 'in manual Tom. But I did get online to linksys and read their
instructions. They were very similar
I have a friend using a Mac Power Book computer. They purchased a
Linksys Wireless G Expander. Any suggestions on how to connect this to
make it work with their wireless router. They were told by the store
they purchased it from that all they had to do was to plug it in and it
would work.
online it says that the autoconfig doesn't work if security is
set up. The expander has to be set up manually. I find it amazing that
some people can't be helpful and civil at the same time.
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Frank Sestir fses...@verizon.net wrote:
I have
Not exactly a power strip but has the multiple on / off switches. They
are grounded outlets.
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Chris Dunford wrote:
Does anyone
Is it possible you have an antivirus program or another program running
before windows loads? Do you have another LED that indicates drive
activity?
Chris Dunford wrote:
Chris--What model is it? The flashy light is likely a trouble code.
Yeah, it's not that kind of flashy light.
I have been using Carbonite for over a year now no problems with
backups and restores. I presently have 111GB backed up with them
without any complaints.
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
I am looking at the online backup programs.
Which ones do you folks prefer Carbonite or Mozy?
Any suggestions for the best web camera to purchase with a reasonable
price (under $225)? It needs to be wireless and able to have its own IP
address for remote access. Looking for something with a clear image.
Thanks in Advance
Frank
I am working on a Toshiba Satellite L35 with XP Media Center on it. I
have a problem where most programs will attempt to run, but just hang.
I don't get a not responding and task manager says they are running,
but they never really execute. I performed a factory reinstallation
from the
No, Task Manager shows that almost no cpu cycles are being used. I am
doing a delete partition and reformatting the HD again. Then I'll try
another reinstall. The HD is a 100GB disk and takes a real long time to
format... I'm thinking that this may be the culprit.
Chris Dunford wrote:
I am
. Running out of ideas. It might be time for a new
notebook. When it was working, Task Manager didn't show anything
outside of the ordinary.
Andy Gallant wrote:
How's your physical memory percentage?
Frank Sestir wrote:
No, Task Manager shows that almost no cpu cycles are being used. I
am
The problem appears to have been the RAM. All appears to be working
fine now with the 2-256MB chips. Thanks to all that responded with
their suggestions.
Frank
I am now on my third time reinstalling to factory build. It now no
longer goes past the Windows XP setup screen. I'm giving up
I will do that, but this at least let me find the problem.
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
You need to see about getting new larger chips.
Put in the max your system will handle.
Stewart
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Versions below Win7 Pro don't give you WinXP Mode. You might want to
consider that when choosing.
Tony B wrote:
Interesting. I think I'll get one for my own system. Instead of
arguing, I wonder if we could discuss which version I might want for
prosumer use at home?
PS This link was broken
Try here:
Compare Win7 Versions
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/compare-editions
at the Microsoft site.
mike wrote:
Got a link for this? Googling it I can't verify it. Can you?
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 7:19 PM, Frank Sestir fses...@verizon.net wrote:
Versions
XP Windows update still expects you to be using IE, but you can use the
IE TABS to get it to work in Firefox.
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 1:51 AM, mike xha...@gmail.com wrote:
Windows update doesn't use IE anymore...hasn't for over two years. Since
vista came out.
Any favorites out there for webhosting? Anyone use Inmotion Hosting?
Looking for an inexpensive but reliable site.
Thanks
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My brother in law did a video update from CNN this morning and ended up
with AntivirXP08 problems. Does anyone have a simple cure? Is this
really where the problem came from? Any help in ridding this from his
computer (short of reinstalling WinXP, etc) would be appreciated.
TIA
Frank
Where did you get this information?
Randall wrote:
In a few days AVG's free antivirus software will be defunct, requiring an
upgrade to a paid version. Are there any other free or low cost anti-virus
programs or is the paid AVG as good and comparably priced as any?
Thanks
Randall
Please
I have a Dell Notebook running Vista Home Premium with a Bluetooth
mouse. What are you using for a bluetooth device?
Robert wrote:
I ran the upgrade adviser and it shows only 15 of my applications won't
work with Vista -- better than I had expected. There were no device
problems except for
I am working on one right now for my brother-in-law. I'm not a Linux
user and find it difficult to add software (my lack of ability). It
doesn't come with any external drives (A:/ or a CD Drive), but accepts
USB externals. It connects wirelessly right out of the box. Keyboard is
a little
I might be mistaken, but that is not necessarily true, my Seagate 500GB
SATA 300 drive has a jumper that you can put across two pins to make it
recognized as a SATA 1.5 GB/Sec . This might be what he's talking
about. Anyone else jump in on this to tell me if I'm correct.
Fred Holmes
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