What advance boot options are available for windows xp?
1. What is the difference between Microsoft outlook and Microsoft outlook express?2. What is the default ports number in outlook for pop3 / http / smtp? 3. What is the meaning of pst in outlooks and what it’s function? 4. How can you backup the data of Microsoft outlook? 5. What will the pst file contain...
Making regular backup files of any important data you have is always a good idea. One way to back up e-mail messages is to use the Outlook AutoArchive feature. Archiving means moving messages to an ar...
open ms outlook->then click-tools->account settings->datafiles->click that files then->open folder->just copy that outlook file to other location
If you have client in a different location and want to access that client from server, what is the best way to access that client from server?
domain and remote option...must be there or vnc(virtuval net computing)its the solutions
best way to go throgh VNC.
and also remote desktop.
What is the difference between windows XP and windows 2000
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Member Since Sep-2007 | Answered On : Jul 20th, 2008
Windows XP Vs windows 2000
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OS Feature |
XP |
2000 |
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Release
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2001 |
2000 |
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NT
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5.1 |
5.0 |
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32/64 bit
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32/64 bit
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32 bit
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built-in CD writer support
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y |
n |
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Remote Desktop Connection, Internet Connection Firewall, Fast UserSwitching
Windows Media Player and Windows Messenge |
y |
n |
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File sys support
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FAT16,32,NTFS,HPFS (High-Performance File System) |
FAT16,32,NTFS |
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Windows XP has 4 Versions, Windows 2000 has 3 ver. (Win 2000 Pro, Server & AD. Server).Windows XP has last known good configuration [last used desktop] which is not present in Windows 2000. Remo...
Win. XP has drivers that "recognize" hardware easier and faster with system set up.
What is the difference between server os and desktop os
As name says Desktop OS is mainly used for client computers for normal users like windows98. 2000, xp, 7 etc. and server OS is mainly used for managing users and network resources and used by Administrator like Windows Server 2000, 2003, 2008, R2
1.With server OS we can manage desktop OS. Server Os is higher version of Desktop OS. 2.server OS gives centralized administration for users shared resources higher security. But Desktop OS gives loc...
You are required to install a new printer on the print server what are your steps? Remember this will be a shared printer
To share it on the network, in Control Panel / Printers and Faxes, you can right-click on it, and in the menu, click on Sharing
First Start--->Control Panel--->Printers---->Add printer--->Local (or) Network
Printer--->Choose which brand printer and which one type of printer
(if it's needed drivers, push the driver CD in that PC)---->Select TYPE (LPT1 or USB)--->Finish.
It's ready to use printer. now printer is online.
How can I tell if the print spool in running and where is it located? Where does it store spooled print jobs?
DHCP: Port 546 (DHCP Client port for IPv6) should not be used by any other process while rogue detection is enabled
type services.msc and search for print spooler service and make sure it is set to automatic, and now try to print hope your issue should be fixed by now.
User sent a job but it is stuck in the local cue how can you delete it? Name a couple ways
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You first Install the proper printer driver install. Check that printer is on/off status. Then give a test page. The test page is not printing, go To
RUN-->services.msc
check printspooler give stop and start. it's work fine
Go to start, setting , priter and faxes, there you will see your printer, double click that printer, you will find jobs you have printed, right click that job and try to delete it.
You first Install the proper printer driver install. Check that printer is on/off status. Then give a test page. The test page is not printing, go To
RUN-->services.msc
check printspooler give stop and start. it's work fine
How can you view startup items
There are a couple of way to view and disable the items that start to the task pain... How would you go about doing it and give me the full path to get you there
Explain what is meant by a tree and a forest, and how they differ.
A forest is a collection of multiple trees that share a common global catalog, directory schema, logical structure, and directory configuration. Trees are collections of one or more domains that allow...
Hi friends, Tree creates two types of Child tree and eac...
Windows 2003 command line tools
What are some of the command-line tools available for managing a windows 2003 server/active directory environment?
What type of problems are associated with operating system like window xp?
If you installed winxp and windows 7 both operating system in dual boot you can define which system by default to be start through editing in boot.ini or from go to start - run -put following command ...
If you are installed
Multiple operating system, select which one you want it (that files Boot.ini)
Guys have done a gr8 job, nothing else left to be answered..
I just wanna say:
Gilbert, Hitesh & Syed_nrpt has provided wrong set of answers.
Everyone else (Upto my this post/msg) is right about IP range.
Outlook is the edition of Microsoft Office (Outlook file Extension is .pst) & Outlook Express is the edition of Internet Explorer (Outlook Express file Extension is .dbx).
What is imap? How does it work?
The Internet Message Access Protocol (commonly known as IMAP) is an Application Layer Internet protocol that allows an e-mail client to access e-mail on a remote mail server.
IMAP is stands for Internet message access protocol, which is used for accessing mails from the server and this protocol leave not remove the mail from the server but if we POP(Post Office Protocol) it can be remove from the server mails.
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