Monday, 22. March 2010
Step 1: Copy message files to a backup folder
Step A: Locate the Store folder
- Start Outlook Express.
- Click Tools, and then click Options.
- On the Maintenance tab, click Store Folder.
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Thursday, 18. March 2010
Before you can upgrade your PC from Vista to Windows 7, you need a Windows 7 upgrade DVD, which lets you install a Windows 7 operating system over an existing Vista operating system, thereby replacing it. An upgrade from Vista to Windows 7 maintains most applications and data.
If you purchase either a new PC or a Vista operating system, you might qualify for a free upgrade from Vista to Windows 7. You must either have made your purchase after June 23, 2009, or make your purchase before January 31, 2010 (or earlier, as specified by some PC manufacturers). For more information, see Windows 7 Upgrade Option.
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Thursday, 18. March 2010
One of the most controversial developments in the computer industry in recent memory has been the disaster that Windows Vista has become. Due to issues with compatibility and security, it has been universally panned by critics and end users alike, so much so that many businesses have simply refused to deploy it. Instead, they’ve opted to keep Windows XP on their machines for the time being until a better option comes along. Many computer pundits believe that time has finally arrived, as Windows 7 promises to address many of the issues the general public had with its much-maligned predecessor, Vista.
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Wednesday, 17. March 2010
One of my friends complained that: I am not a sql db manager by any means but I’ve been asked to reset sa password for a sql 2005 server. My concern is …will changing this password have any effect on applications that use sql 2005. They use Micro CRM 3.0, and I don’t want to disrupt their service. The reason they want to reset the password is because they recently bought a new accounting package that will tie into CRM, and the technicians are requesting the password to complete the install. Read more
Monday, 15. March 2010
How to bypass Windows XP password? We often meet the headache stuff that don’t know the Windows system password at the critical comment. How to do if you made a Windows XP password that you never be care of it? How should you do when your computer has parents controlled by the XP Administrator password? Or you need to borrow a friend’s computer to carry out emergency work, but you don’t know the admin password…Let’s share some tips about how to bypass windows XP password. Read more
Monday, 8. March 2010
One day, you found that you failed to log in windows system, your may lose windows password. What do you do under that situation? Reinstalling the system or anything else? After reading the following contents, you will find the best way to recover or reset windows login passwords when you forget windows password. Let’s take windows 7 as an example.
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Thursday, 4. March 2010
By using the OpenCurrentDatabase method, you can programmatically open a Microsoft Access database within the Microsoft Access user interface. However, the OpenCurrentDatabase method does not provide a parameter for specifying a password for password-protected databases. Therefore, the user is automatically prompted to enter the Access database password if one exists. Read more
Tuesday, 2. March 2010
E-mail account password
If you have a POP3 (POP3: A common protocol that is used to retrieve e-mail messages from an Internet e-mail server.) e-mail account, and you have a problem with your account password, the following dialog box appears.
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Sunday, 21. February 2010
In Windows 7, the logon screen usually contains a picture that you choose when setting up the computer and a default user name. Since I purchased my computer from Best Buy, the picture was already set and the user name was simply User.
Not very unique! The first thing I did when I got my computer was to change the user name and change my user picture. That is what I’ll explain in this article. Read more
Saturday, 20. February 2010
A BIOS password is a protection measure that can be used to stop someone powering up a computer system or making changes in some of the computers most sensitive areas. Many big name computer manufacturers such as Dell and HP lock the customers out of this area because they don’t want the customer changing anything and potentially damaging the machine (which the manufacturer may have to warranty). However, when someone like a computer technician or hardware enthusiast needs to make some hardware changes to the computer, they will need to access the BIOS. Here are some methods to bypass or remove a BIOS password. Read more