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Sunday, January 30, 2011

Class XI Computer Note HSEB Exam

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How to suggest a site to the Open Directory

The Open Directory Project is a web directory of Internet resources. A web directory is something akin to a huge reference library. The directory is hierarchically arranged by subject - from broad to specific. The ODP is maintained by community editors who evaluate sites for inclusion in the directory. They are our experts, and all submissions are subject to editor evaluation.
We care a great deal about the quality of the ODP. We aren't a search engine and pride ourselves on being highly selective. We don't accept all sites, so please don't take it personally should your site not be accepted. Our goal is to make the directory as useful as possible for our users, not to have the directory include all (or even most) of the sites that could possibly be listed or serve as a promotional tool for the entities listed.
To keep the ODP running smoothly and to assist us in exercising our editorial discretion, we have set up policies for submitting sites for our consideration. We may reject, delete, or edit submissions that violate these policies or that we otherwise believe, in our sole discretion, should not be included in the directory. We may also reject, delete, or block other sites that we believe to be associated with a user who has violated these policies.
You should take a few moments to understand these policies and the steps to submit a site before you begin.  Failure to understand and follow these instructions generally will result in the rejection of a submission.

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How to determine what retail version of windows is installed? in Windows XP Basics

files in drivers folder acting funny, system will not boot consist

files in drivers folder acting funny, system will not boot consist

Got a problem that I'm not sure how to address.  I have a fairly old computer
with win XP Pro on it (version 2002). Says that is has serv pack 1, but I
know that it ran and installed SP2.  Starting last month, for some reason,
when I turned on the computer I would get an error on the dos screen saying
something like the Windows\system32\drivers\pci file was bad.  I would
reboot, and it would load up fine.  seems totally random, and I don't recall
any sort of new programs or maintanence done recently.  Now, I can't find my
origininal CD (with wasn't OEM, since this computer originally had 2000 on
it), and I am running into some serious storage issues on c:, so the system
restore turned itself off some time ago.  I tried to take the file from my
laptop (version 2002 home, sp2) and that seemed to work, but then it decided
that it didn't like another file.  Today, I got a blue screen when it loaded,
but again on reboot it was fine.  Sorry I don't have the errors; didn't think
to write them down.  Anyway, I assume that I can't just swipe all the drivers
from the laptop and dump them in becuase of home vs pro.  I thought that
windows put a duplicate of itself onto the computer.  Can I reload that
drivers folder from that?  without the original cd, do I have any other
options?  I just don't like the fact that every time I hit the power button I
have to hope that it plays nice.  any help appreciated.  Thanks!
deepak 

files in drivers folder acting funny, system will not boot consist

files in drivers folder acting funny, system will not boot consist

Got a problem that I'm not sure how to address.  I have a fairly old computer
with win XP Pro on it (version 2002). Says that is has serv pack 1, but I
know that it ran and installed SP2.  Starting last month, for some reason,
when I turned on the computer I would get an error on the dos screen saying
something like the Windows\system32\drivers\pci file was bad.  I would
reboot, and it would load up fine.  seems totally random, and I don't recall
any sort of new programs or maintanence done recently.  Now, I can't find my
origininal CD (with wasn't OEM, since this computer originally had 2000 on
it), and I am running into some serious storage issues on c:, so the system
restore turned itself off some time ago.  I tried to take the file from my
laptop (version 2002 home, sp2) and that seemed to work, but then it decided
that it didn't like another file.  Today, I got a blue screen when it loaded,
but again on reboot it was fine.  Sorry I don't have the errors; didn't think
to write them down.  Anyway, I assume that I can't just swipe all the drivers
from the laptop and dump them in becuase of home vs pro.  I thought that
windows put a duplicate of itself onto the computer.  Can I reload that
drivers folder from that?  without the original cd, do I have any other
options?  I just don't like the fact that every time I hit the power button I
have to hope that it plays nice.  any help appreciated.  Thanks!
deepak 

download fast links

www.wlink.com.np = download software
http://filehippo.com/
www.mos.com.np
www.ntc.net.np

About Computer

The History of Computers

history of computers
"Who invented the computer?" is not a question with a simple answer. The real answer is that many inventors contributed to the history of computers and that a computer is a complex piece of machinery made up of many parts, each of which can be considered a separate invention.
This series covers many of the major milestones in computer history (but not all of them) with a concentration on the history of personal home computers.