Like most parents that have children who use their computer, you’re always looking for a way to protect your computer settings from being changed or altered.
With this nifty windows hack you can hide the Manage My Computer.
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If you are always getting “Access Denied” errors when trying to browse or connect to another Windows XP computer while browsing your local network, and you know you have the correct user names and passwords set on the computer, the solution may be a simple registry edit.
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We recieved an email the other day from a user with a problem they where having with Microsoft Windows Vista. They wanted to use Firefox as there default browser yet Windows Vista would still use Internet Explorer when the user clicked a link?
Here is how to fix this annoying error.
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like other versions of Microsoft windows you need to enable the option to view hidden files or hidden system files. So in this tutorial we’ will show you how to do this in Windows Vista.
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Many computer users have more then one computer in their home, and use a router to share the internet connection. Now rather then having multiple printers’ setup for each computer, you can easily set one printer up on your local network to be shared by all the computers on the same Workgroup.
This way you’re not shelling out a fortune in replacement ink cartridges for each printer.
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You may have noticed after you upgraded to the latest Internet Explorer 7 browser that the Menu and Links don’t show. That’s because they need to be re-enabled or turned back on and it can be done very easily.
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As a convenience Internet Explorer stores a cache of URLS you have visited or typed in to your address bar. These URLS are also stored in the browsers history file.
However is your list is getting rather long and you wish to clear the list of entries simply follow the steps below.
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When setting up a local area network using Windows XP, you may have noticed that NetBEUI is no longer available as a protocol option. That’s because Microsoft no longer supports the NetBEUI Protocal like previous versions.
However it’s still available on the CD-Rom of Windows XP if you need to use NetBEUI under VALUEADD -> MSFT -> NET -> NETBEUI.
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