Quick Guide to Microsoft Word for Android Phone
Microsoft Word for Android Phone is simple to use, but here is how to make sure you get the most out of it.
How to Move the Task Bar When It Is on the Side in Vista
The task bar -- commonly spelled as one word, "taskbar" -- in Windows Vista has additional functions that were not available in previous versions of Windows. New features like live taskbar thumbnails and Windows Flip make it easy to find the document or program window you want. You can lock the Vist
How to Disable Scandisk on Startup in XP
ScanDisk or Chkdsk in Windows XP is a repair utility that runs automatically when you start your computer. It searches your hard disk for errors caused by malicious programs (such as viruses), system crashes and critical system applications that were not properly closed. ScanDisk slows down computer
How to Clean Blocked Ink Nozzles on the Epson Stylus CX6400
The Epson Stylus CX6400 all-in-one printer prints with four colors of ink -- black, cyan, magenta and yellow. When the printer isn't used often or when the ink dries in the ink nozzles, the ink can accumulate and clog the nozzles, resulting in light or dark-colored lines or void spots on text and im
How to Fix Lightwindow in IE
Lightwindow is a "lightbox" JavaScript utility used to code a wide range of media. Once in a while when trying to use Lightwindow in Internet Explorer, you may stumble across a number of small errors and conflicts. Do to the nature of Lightwindow and the extensive lines of codes involved, it can be
How to Run Windows CE on a PC
Windows CE is an embedded Windows operating system. An embedded system is a very lightweight operating system, capable of performing only a subset of tasks able to be completed by a comparable full-featured operating system. The Windows CE operating system includes a basic set of features typical to
XP Recovery Console Repair Commands
The Microsoft Windows XP Recovery Console is a special command line mode that can be used to recover from major system problems. It is often one of the last resorts after other options, such as Safe Mode and Last Known Good Configuration, have been exhausted. For repair purposes, a specific set of c
How to Install Windows XP Using a USB Flash Disk
Loading Windows XP from a USB flash drive cuts down on installation time substantially. You can configure everything on your own but so can several free utilities. Take advantage of them, as they don't require extraordinary computer skills.
How to Change a Device Name
Sometimes when you install a new device on your computer, it might have a name that is long or that you simply don't like. Examples are MP3 players, which usually are automatically named with the name of the player, and you might rather the device's name be "My Music Player." If you want to change a
How to Install Task Manager on Windows XP Home
Windows Task Manager is a process monitoring program that comes standard in most Windows varieties, including Windows XP. The Task Manager can show you what processes are currently running and how much of the CPU's memory is currently in use. You can also turn off a program through the Task Manager
How to Get Started on Facebook
If you're new to Facebook, you might not know how to get started. Creating your account takes just a few minutes, then your primary task is personalizing your profile. All Facebook profile's start with some basic user information, but it's up to you to tweak your profile to better represent your uni
How to Remove AuthenTec
Laptops have greatly improved in terms of technology over the years. As of 2009, most midpriced laptops include the ability to read fingerprints and grant access to the computer accordingly. AuthenTec is the most popular software choice for these fingerprint readers, and while many users are complet
The Differences Between MCP & MCSE
By earning an MCP or MCSE certificate, you can obtain a top job either in the IT and software development industry or in the implementation and administration of the most important operating systems in a fast-growing business organization. Microsoft Learning administers tests for these...
How to Find an Unknown Vista Registry Key
The Windows registry contains all the settings and saved preferences on your machine. The Windows registry is organized in "keys." The "keys" are similar to a directory of options. For instance, the "Software" key contains a list of software applications installed on the machine with the saved prefe
How to Update the 'Registered to' Name in the Registry File for Windows ME
During the initial setup of Windows ME, the owner of the computer inputs his name as the "Registered Owner." According to Real Knowledge, a generic name can also be entered beforehand on the user's behalf by the computer's manufacturer. When new software is installed, the program gathers the data fr
How to Allow Remote Clients to Have Streaming Access to Filestream Data
When a remote client connects to a server through the Remote Desktop application, it usually just has access to the software and files that are on the remote server. If you want remote users who connect to your server to have streaming access to the server's filestream, which is the raw input/output
How to Repair Windows Boot Manager
Windows Boot Manager is a program that pops up after installing multiple Windows operating systems onto the same computer. The Boot Manager allows you to select between operating systems through a simple user interface during computer startup. If the Boot Manager is not working properly, you must re
Your Quick Guide to Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac
The long-awaited Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac is available for download and includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote. Get a quick look here!
How to Fix Windows 2000 Disk Cleanup
The Windows 2000 Disk Cleanup tool is a great resource for getting rid of old files on your computer. Over time, files and file fragments that have no use cause your computer system to slow down. By running the Disk Cleanup program weekly, you will speed up your computer while getting rid of unneces
How to Fix MBR on XP
Your Windows XP computer stores your software and data on your computer's hard drive. The XP operating system tracks where all the files are located, including the files that allow XP itself to run, by storing that information in the file system. When you turn your computer on, the XP operating syst