yordan

It's rather easy, but you will need to know the accounts of the domain master system.

That's a curious opinion. In order to save the laptop battery, you suggest buying an UPS ? It's not the cheapest way to to solve this problem, is it?Moreover, one of the most comfortable feature in laptops is the fact that they don't need any UPS because they have an embedded battery, so removing the battery and connecting an external UPS doesn't look the smartest way in my opinion. Except if you are the UPS reseller?

Huh? Do you really want to know the answer to such a question ? Have a look here : http://www.desktopbsd.net/ So, if you have a look at the other topics concerning this question, you will notice that a new tendency is towards a very ugly tiles-style graphic environment for some popular Linux distros. And most of smart users know that KDE is the most comfortable and user-friendly graphical environment, and when packaged in a FreeBSD distro, true Unix lovers feel close to heaven. And of course, we are playing in the "open" world here, so, if a guru like me tells you something, another guru will tell you exactly the opposite version. And, you know what, both versions are true!

Isn't this simply a cookie on your PC ? The age of this cookie says the age of your session?

Hi, Ritu, welcome aboard. Hope that you will enjoy your stay with us.

Have a look for a "low level format tool" (diskpart worked nice some ten years ago). Most of them work under windows, so you will have to put the disk on another system. This will have to be done when you will on the "testing purpose" part of your plan, because low level formatting will destroy all your data, and if the software is bugged it will definitively destroy your hard drive!

Of course, the difference is purely theoretical.If a low-level format flags a given sector as not to be used by the disk driver, then the bad sector is virtually removed.

Did you try booting on a LiveCD, in order to check that the hardware is functionnal? I guess that you always have a liveCD or a LiveUSB in your pocket for such a purpose?

I love Team Viewer. It's free if you are not using it for professional needs, and it works really fine.

Another stupid point is for newbies. If you need some help, you can take your laptop to a friend's home and ask him to show you how it works! With a desktop it's not so easy, if you don't have a car.

I agree, communication is the key point today.Some years ago, we spent a lot of time communicating with a paper and a pencil, sending the paper through snailmail, and then waited a long time before obtaining an answer. Now internet is almost a real-time tool, you write down your mail and your friend gets it and is able to answer instantly. The smartphones add more efficiency, if you are waiting at the bus stop, you can answer your mails, that's prima! Of course instant messengers give still more simultaneity to this communication process, however I love the way you can spend a lot of time writing your word-processing document and then ship the document and then wait until your sister has finished carefully reading the document and ships the modified version.

I did it once because a software needed the C: drive to be NTFS. Unfortunately I don't remember if I performed this without rebooting.I probably did the same way as usual : make a ghost backup of the system disk, and then boot on the Partition Magic CD in order to convert, and then boot on hard disk and check that the miracle occurred.

Please do not post copied text in our forum. Posting copied text is considered as plagiarism and can lead to a ban.RegardsYordan

Basically, you cannot. If you find a trick, and if the firewall admins are smart enough, they will immediately block your trick.The only way, if you have a legitimate need to go on a given website, is to ask the school firewall admins to allow this site.

We were talking about Windows8 systems, not old windows systems.My 512Megs Windows system with Firefox was really slow, with the scren freezing very often. When I added 1 gig memory, everything start running fluently.

Huh? It blows straight on to the heatsink, or it extracts from it? I would expect it being extracting.

CD/USB installs will still be necessary for customers who don't want their servers to be on the Internet, for safety reasons. Then, if Crosoft wants to sell Windows, these customers will have CD's or USB tools.

Of course it's possible. You will have to cheat with a lot of Crosoft settings in a lot of hidden files located in strange folders, but some people did it.

You can put the second fan somehow in an oblique direction, so that it helps the extraction instead of preventing it.

This is a very old debate, Since several tens of years. How shall the man-machine interface be? Touching the screen is the most natural way, the light-pen is there for that purpose. However, if you use it on a vertical screen, you are tired after a couple of hours.Touching the screen is the worst solution, because your finger hides what you want to choose.The mouse is fully not natural, so should be forgotten.The best thing is the trackball, most of you don't know about it, it's like a mouse upside-down, you turn the ball in order to move the index. It's the most precise way, which gives the least ways of errors.And of course since the typing machines appeared, there are standard ways for learning the keyboard layout, so all secretaries learned how to enter words very efficiently.So, most of professional ways of designing an efficient and productive man-machine interface are absolutely not the ones for tablets. So, Linux should not go toward that stupid tablet-oriented interface.Of course, there is a fashion effect, so developers have to work on the tablet interface, and could use Linux as their developing tool. But this tool should not become the only man-machine interface for linux.

OK, let's say it differently.Two different situations, two different actions.If you have a question, you open a topic on the forum, and somebody will answer.If you have a technical or a commercial problem on your hosted website and you urgently need an action from Xisto, you open the ticket, and a Xisto tech guy or marketing guy take the appropriate action.

This leads us back to another previouly posted topic : what are you doing on your computer? If you just surf the web, watch movies, and sometimes type "hello" answering a mail, tablet is OK for you.If you have trouble touching the screen because your finger is bigger than the word you wanted to highlight, a tablet is not for you.Personnally I need feeling the keyboard letters going down when I press them, and I need to feel two of them having a different shape in order to help me the "f" and "j" without looking at the keyboard.

It's not a vmware feature. Simply, a Windows system uses today about 4 gigs, if you want to open a surf on the network, look at a movie and play a game. If your system starts swapping, you will have low performances, whether you have a physical or a virtual machine. 512 megs is very small, and probably surfing on the net will not be very fluid.

I guess that the main problem is somewhere else.If you are running Windows machines, you need about 4 gigs memory for each virtual machine, plus 4 gigs on your main machine. How much memory do you have on your system? I guess that you don't have more than 20 gigs memory, so you cannot confortably run 4 virtual machines.

I have lost several keyboards till now. Of course, not the whole keyboard, but some keys. I'm talking of a 30-years period, of course, so 3 keyboards and 30 years is similar to your 10 years per keyboard assumption.