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Posted by Element
- March 24, 2004, 09:46:21 AMHey thanks Mayhem :)
i know, i know always goto google befor asking stupid questions LOL :P
or in my case, just to the site of the big bad makers of the sofware ;D
i know, i know always goto google befor asking stupid questions LOL :P
or in my case, just to the site of the big bad makers of the sofware ;D
Posted by wutupkid
- March 22, 2004, 12:50:28 PMdj, i just wanted to let you know that i successfully finished updating my OS. I also have fixed the problem that didn't allow me into pogo. thank you.
Posted by wutupkid
- March 21, 2004, 10:53:49 AMi appreciate all of your help dj.
Posted by Mayhem
- March 21, 2004, 10:15:00 AMTaken from microsoft.com :
Remote Desktop, a feature found only in Windows XP Professional, lets you set up your computer for connection from any other Windows-based computer. Leave a file at home? Don't want to lug a laptop around? Remote Desktop gives you access to your computer from virtually anywhere.
Windows XP Professional is best for people who connect to large networks, such as a school or office network, since it allows you to join and be managed by a Windows domain.
The Encrypting File System (EFS), found in Windows XP Professional but not Windows XP Home Edition, allows you to encrypt your files and folders for added security of sensitive data against theft or hackers.
Windows XP Professional provides more robust options for backing up and restoring data than Home Edition.
Remote Desktop, a feature found only in Windows XP Professional, lets you set up your computer for connection from any other Windows-based computer. Leave a file at home? Don't want to lug a laptop around? Remote Desktop gives you access to your computer from virtually anywhere.
Windows XP Professional is best for people who connect to large networks, such as a school or office network, since it allows you to join and be managed by a Windows domain.
The Encrypting File System (EFS), found in Windows XP Professional but not Windows XP Home Edition, allows you to encrypt your files and folders for added security of sensitive data against theft or hackers.
Windows XP Professional provides more robust options for backing up and restoring data than Home Edition.
Posted by Element
- March 21, 2004, 09:38:51 AMhey whats the difference between XP professional and home edition? thks
Posted by wutupkid
- March 21, 2004, 07:42:22 AMplease let me know how to wipe my system and all of the other questions i asked. i am already in the process of saving my all of my documents to CD-Rs that i don't wanna lose and every program that i lose can be redownloaded again. trust me, i won't hold you responsible dj.
Posted by Element
- March 21, 2004, 07:05:34 AMthats why i dont mess with my OS, a newbie like me really should'nt lol :P
Posted by wutupkid
- March 20, 2004, 09:40:56 PMhow do i wipe my system out, how do i make a boot disk and where will i find the serial number? also do you mean 3/5 inch disks or cd-r disks? i am sorry or asking so many questions, but i really don't wanna f--- up my computer.
Posted by wutupkid
- March 20, 2004, 08:52:03 PMi just d/l win98se from irc, what do i do next?
Posted by Homer
- March 20, 2004, 06:46:04 PMI have used the autos successfully with 98SE and XP. ;D
Posted by Mayhem
- March 20, 2004, 01:13:59 PMI agreee with DJ.
I have WinXP pro (prob the only one here running a legit OS hehe) The first place i hit on a fresh install is the services then gpedit.msc, tweakui, control panel / system and remove all that damn eye candy.
I love XP, but i still prefer to have it with the win2k look / feel.
I have WinXP pro (prob the only one here running a legit OS hehe) The first place i hit on a fresh install is the services then gpedit.msc, tweakui, control panel / system and remove all that damn eye candy.
I love XP, but i still prefer to have it with the win2k look / feel.
Posted by CndcTrckr
- March 20, 2004, 01:03:47 PMw98se works great for all auto's, i use east-tec eraser 2004 to clean my puter, does a great job, a fosi app. ;D
Posted by Maelstrom
- March 20, 2004, 07:35:40 AMLOL If that happened, microsoft would be out of business. They still own the rights to the software. Now had they gone out out of business long ago, your money would probably go to the retailer. Not that it matters much, but why pay for something no longer being supported??
It's just profit on the side, and hardly anything is considered free anymore.
Truthfully, until microsoft comes out with something better, I'm sticking with win98 or win2000. They may not be 64-bit OS'es, but I know they run alot faster on newer pc's. Even on the pc's that say they're designed for XP.
It's just profit on the side, and hardly anything is considered free anymore.
Truthfully, until microsoft comes out with something better, I'm sticking with win98 or win2000. They may not be 64-bit OS'es, but I know they run alot faster on newer pc's. Even on the pc's that say they're designed for XP.
Posted by Element
- March 19, 2004, 06:40:56 PMi know i wouldnt pay for a win OS, simply because microsoft made it and its not like they dont have enough money as it is..
Posted by wutupkid
- March 19, 2004, 06:26:04 PMno doubt it is a good suggestion, but i would rather not have to buy a brand new operating system just to use the pingopinger software.