yordan

Posting gives you credits, yes. The credits here are name MyCents. Each time you reach 100 Cents they are converted to $1.00This $1.00 is part of you account at Xisto, and is used to pay your hosting. That means that you order a paid hosting plan, and you pay with the MyCents you earn when posting here. It's explained here : http://forums.xisto.com/topic/86546-topic/?findpost=1064322155

This effectively tells you whether your Windows is 32 bits or 64 bits.But it does not tell you if your computer is 64 bits. It tells you something like You need some more efforts in order to see if the Q9300 is really a 64-bit processor, or a 32-bit which has 64-bit capabilities, or a native 32-bit one.

Does not matter. We are talking about the very last part of the installation.As HannahI says, answering the question about root password is very fast, no matter if installing from a CD or from a ftp server or deploying from a CloneZilla server.

Why not? However, from an architectural point of view, a server is a machine dedicated to be accessed from remote, with a lot of network bandwidth and disk throughput.I guess you will never find a Mac machine with 70 NIC's and a few thousand disks, but this is very common on real servers with a lot of simultaneous users. Typically, a server has some hundred simultaneous users, and a workstation has mainly one user. On a server you don't need a nice graphic adapter because this is not the main goal of this system. On a mac you do a lot of graphics, the graphics has to be efficient. Moreover on a gaming PC who will never have one hundred disks but is very efficient for shooting games or for animated landscapes.

Do you mean that you have no CD reader on your laptop? Could you, just for test purposes, try borrowing an external USB CD reader and put the Rossetta Stone CD in the reader and see if it works ? then, this would mean that you have to create a virtual CD reader using the Daemon tools software you just downloaded.

He wants a solution because he cannot play Guitar Hero III nor use Itunes (32-bit programs) on his 64-bit Windows.So, if a solution appears, he will be happy.

Now I get it. This task is the job I usually schedule for less than one minute. We consider it as neglectible compared to the time for fully setting up a server (unpack the box, find an AC outlet and a free Ethernet slot on the switch, boot on the Linux CD, choose the rpms to be installed and the services to be started, configure the network and the gateways).

The initial question of the present topic was about servers.The most recent answers concerned workstations. For instance, usually a mac is known as a workstation, not as a server.A server is a huge machine, with a lot of cpu's and a lot of disk, and usually no mouse and no keyboard.Some people say "server" instead of "Intel Server", which is a very particular case. There are a lot of other servers around here.For instance, what I personally name "a server" is a 300k TPM machine, namely a Power6 system, obviously running AIX but it could also run RedHat if necessary.

Welcome back, grim reaper1666. Have a happy posting.

What do you mean by "moving images"? Put the *.jpg files in another folder?Or create animated gif images?

I don't see any ads. Maybe the non-google ads can't be seen on google sites ? Or did your program not start yet ?

First of all, try booting on a Linux LiveCD, to see if this a hardware or a software problem.If, with the LiveCD, everything is correct, this is an indication that the drivers or the settings on your hard drive installation are not correct.

That's a very good info. Please tell us as soon as you will have obtained your money from Kontera, on your credit card or on your PayPal account. A lot of people around here are interested by positive references concerning this.

Are all the games from the same manufacturer ? For instance, do you have this problem with all the games downloaded from the same site ? Some of them have a setting like "use full screen mode" to be unchecked.

Hi, Michaël, welcome aboard.Please remember not to post copied text, we consider this as spam.Also avoid double-posting, we hate that.

Which kind of proxies are you talking about ? The ones used for cheating with Internet regulations ? Or the ones used by hackers ? In both cases you will not find the answer here.

Please read more carefully our forum rules. Do not post copied text, except for didactic purposes. If you really need to post a text already published somewhere else, please put it between quote tags, and please mention where you found this text. Your topic is copied, probably from https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home I did the quoting job for you today, please do it by yourself next time. Regards Yordan

Please do not post copied text here. your topic is copied, probably from http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ If you really need to post copied text, please put it between quote tags. I did the quoting job for you today, please do it by yourself next time.

No, Google looks at your page without any advice from you.

You posted this topic in the "tutorial" section.Your topic is not a tutorial.That's why I movedi it here, where most probably it's place is.RegardsYordan

OK, why not ? However, with such a name, Thug Battle should talk about, at least, a battle and some thugs ?

Effectively. Your MyCents are used for paying your monthly hosting fees.

You first have to register at Xistowith the same e-mail address you used for registrating at Xisto, and you order a "logic plan". Have a look here http://forums.xisto.com/topic/97345-topic/?findpost= for a more detailed explanation.

Have a look at the robots.txt syntax. The crawlers read the info in that file. If this file tells them not to crawl your site, they don't.

Your control panel is able to upload from your pc to your account.The easiest way is probably to zip-compress your files on your PC, ftp the zipped file, and unzip it on the server.If you prefer a Windows ftp client, I recommend fileZilla.