76 Tips needed for the OS: The tips of the network (P5)

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33. (XP) for Windows to install the network:

The first step you have to connect computers into a network, the steps in Windows XP's Network Setup Wizard will help you in detail. To run this wizard, choose Start, Run, type command and press Enter netsetup.

Network Setup Wizard: Step 1 - Welcome to the Network Setup Wizard

34. (XP) Setting up a wireless network:

When you plug a wireless device to the computer, Windows XP will display the Connect to Wireless Network dialog box. If it does not appear, right-click the icon for wireless - network in the system tray, and select View Available Wireless Networks. If you do not see an icon in system tray, go to Windows Explorer's address bar into the Control Panel Network Connections, and right-click Wireless Network Connection icon. Select the wireless connection and click Connect.

35. (XP) Connect to secure wireless network:

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If the Connect button is disabled (gray) in the Wireless Network Connection dialog box, then online may not have safety features Wired Equivalent Privacy or newer features Wi-Fi Protected Access. To bypass this function you check the Allow me to connect to the selected wireless network, even though it is not secure (see Figure 3). Remember that your job is you can do face some risks.

36. (XP) Self-configuring wireless network:

Normal Windows wireless network configuration for you automatically (it's called Wireless Zero Configuration), but if the wireless device has its own driver, you need to disable this feature of Windows to go. To do this, double-click Wireless Network Connection icon of the Network Connection window (described in Section 34), or click on the thumbnail icon in your system tray, choose Properties, and the Wireless Network Connection dialog box Properties, click the Wireless Networks. Uncheck the Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings and click OK (see Figure 4).

37. (XP) Move quickly between accounts:

If your computer has enough memory, you can switch between accounts without having to log off from the account is used. To do this, click Start, Log Off, Switch User. This saves time when only a small number of actions can be transferred to another account. But you should not make this a habit because it will make your system slow, especially when you are running large programs such as games, utilities systems, and other applications.

38. (XP) Disable Fast transfer function between user accounts:

There are some drawbacks when performing Fast User Switching. With this feature you will not use the Offline Files feature of Windows, this function is the automatic download sites for you to view offline. To turn off Fast User Switching, you are on Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer and enter the Control Panel Use Accounts in the Address bar, then press Enter.Click Change the way users log on or off, uncheck in the User Fast User Switching and finally click Apply Options.

39. (XP) Disable the account instead of deleting them:

If a person away from not using their account, do not delete it off because of security reasons.Later, when creating the account with the name, it will not have full rights as before, as it does not give access to previously encrypted files (see Section 22). If you think these people may use the account, you can disable these accounts instead of deleting it (remember that this function can not be used for Windows XP Home): press Window-R, type command and press Enter lusrmgr.msc. Select the icon of the Users folder, and double-click the name of the user account that you want to disable. Mark up the Account is disabled and click OK (see Figure 5), to restore this account you simply need to go unchecked.

40. (XP) Save the file from one account to be deleted:

If you're sure you do not need the account mentioned above, you can delete it but kept the files in personal folders. First, you log into Windows with administrative privileges, in the Address bar of Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer to enter PanelUser Control Accounts and press Enter. Next, select the account name you want to delete, choose Delete the account, click the Keep Files, and finally select Delete Account. Although the account was deleted but all the files on your desktop, and My Documents folder will be placed in a new folder on the desktop of the administrator account, but remember that all emails or other settings associated with your account will be lost forever.

41. (XP) Run your ancient apps (XP):

If an application under the previous version does not run on Windows XP (and you do not have a counter to receive any of this software), right click the shortcut icon of this program and select Properties.Select Compatibility, Run this program in compatibility mode for, and select the appropriate version of Windows (see Figure 6), click OK. Safety warning: never run an antivirus program, a defragmentation program, or any application of any utility under a version of Windows but not for it. This could damage the system.

42. Fix broken uninstraller:

If you want to remove a certain program by using Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel, but the uninstaller program does not run, is caused by some or all of its files have been deleted. You simply need to reinstall that program to correctly root directory and use the Add or Remove Programs to uninstall it again.

43. Update drivers for graphics cards:

There are many common problems found in Windows are caused by the fault of the graphics card driver cause, the driver may be corrupted, or outdated. If you do not find a way to solve this problem, you should visit the manufacturer's graphics card you are using to download the appropriate drivers for your graphics card.

44. (2K, ME, XP) Remove the safety devices:

You can plug and unplug all peripheral devices (like cameras) that no matter what happens.But when you have a few tin was to perform this operation and remove the plug, it will cause great risks to computers affect the stability of the PC. For example, you remove a network card from a notebook, or an external hard drive, it will lose data if the data is still being accessed. To solve this problem, you should right-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray (you may need to first click on the arrow icon Show hidden icons). From the menu that appears select the hardware you need to be removed, at which point you can remove the device. If you do not want to display popup-menu you can double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon appears as a dialog box for your operation.

To be continue

P1: Tips for file; P2: Hard disk P3: Security is all; P4: Quick Fix; P5: This page; P6: Starting a favorable; P7: Recording CD ; P8: Watch DVDs ; P9: Edit speed.

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