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Windows '95 Tips and Tricks:

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Windows ME

1) Where is DOS?
2) Where did my Windows Explorer go?
3) Where is my Log off
4) Why doesn't disk cleanup remove my .tmp files?
5) Problems with Microsoft Intellimouse
6) Microsoft Backup Tool Is Not Installed by Windows ME
7) "Science" & "The 60's USA" Screen Savers Do Not Work Properly
8) How to Install and Test a Scanner in Windows
9) Does Norton Anti-Virus 2000 work with WinowsME?
10) Minimum Hardware Requirements to Install Windows Millennium

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Windows XP

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Windows Vista

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/

 

What's changed from Windows XP?

 

Windows Vista versus Windows XP: Why upgrade?

by Derek Torres

 

Run Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor to see if your computer meets the requirements.

 

1) Import from your camera to your computer
2) Windows Internet Explorer 7
3) Versions of Windows Vista
4) Your music and Windows Vista
5) Windows Backup
6) Speech Recognition
7) Remote assistance
8) Windows Mail
9) Windows Calendar
10) Windows Movie Maker

My Views:

For what it's worth......

1) I strongly believe that "computers" are not game machines. Game machines have one purpose and they perform that purpose very well. They cost a lot less, they don't crash and they're easy to set-up.

2) Home computers should never answer the phone! Do yourself a favor and just buy a $30 answering machine. The same goes for faxes, if you need to receive faxes, just get a stand-alone fax machine.

3) If you're using your phone line for the Internet, stop and get a 2nd line now! I've been trying to call for the last hour! If you can, free up that phone line with a cable modem or DSL service from your phone company (it lets you talk and surf at the same time on 1 phone line!)

4) When an error does occur, shut the machine off wait 10 seconds and then turn it back on. Simple and basic, but you wouldn't believe the number of people who forget this little rule!

5) BACK IT UP! I've said it once and I'll say it again, "If it wasn't backed up then it must not have been important to begin with!". Systems are easy to re-load, but it's your data that is valuable! You don't have to back up the entire system, just your data.

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