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Java cache size

Yes See http: lmgtfy com ?q=java cache clear moon wrote: > My java cache is 1GB Can I clean it out and then size it down to 50MG?

Trying to repair registry can t overwrite SAM and default

djbeard83 wrote in message news:8643220B CA83 4489 987D 0CCAE6CAAE0D@microsoft com > Thanks for your input I ve been planning for months to buy a new PC over > Thanksgiving while I m visiting a no sales tax state so once I get it set > up > and see how many files I had backed up I ll reevaluate how much time I > want > to invest in restori

System backups a la SBS 2003

bobster wrote: > Bill in Co > > If my XP was fried or my C drive failed all I would have to do to get > back > up and running would be to press F12 Dell computer during the start > sequence choose to boot to the identically configured external drive and > about 45 seconds later I m back in business I could then easily > determine > if the problem was XP or a C drive physi

Not to load Window XP from CD

Nirmalya wrote: > Purchased one COMPAQ Laptop and get one CD for Windows XP but not to able to > load the same due to mismatch of Password in CD Please confirm the actual > procedure for loading the same CD in system Suggest going to HP s website for further information They make the Compaq laptops You could also post more details in this newsgroup as suggested by others Bill

Netropa hot key How do I remove it?

ooo useful info

Audio and video capture

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HD problem

don t junk that drive a google search of the string Failed to read from the Sector 63 of the hard disk 2 suggests that as a pretty common error this is not your drive it is acronis that is where the error message always comes from this was confirmed here at bottom : http: www wilderssecurity com showthread php?t=198221 saying: Finally got it working following advi

Logon to hidden user

Marko wrote in message news:01ED6B84 BBB3 4047 BE9B 858D8B217088@microsoft com > What if I dont know my password? How do I log on then? Windows XP password is not very secure Google the following words: recover xp account password You should find a number of free software downloads for recovering your password Maybe someone else has used o

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Use different CD to install Win XP

JClark wrote: > On Sun 15 Nov 2009 11:17:20 0500 Daave wrote: > >> Jack I just re read your post and I had missed a few things >> Addendum at the bottom >> >> Daave wrote: >>> JClark wrote: >>>> Many thanks to all repliers I think the purchase of a retail >>>> version will be a good investment >>> >>> Not necessarily >>> >>> If you plan on purchasing

can t get pc to hibernate

Laurence check out this Excellent Shutdown Troubleshooter http: www aumha org win5 a shtdwnxp php laurence withau wrote in message news:E97F9CA4 E8BA 41D3 8140 56D910E01860@microsoft com >I have windows XP sp2 Sometimes in hibernation mode the shut down process > gets as far as preparing to hibernate and then the screen

Monitor??

That would do it Charles W Davis wrote in message news:8E80A4CD F5C8 4A1F 8846 E6EB161735CA@microsoft com > Thank you > > I didn t have to run any memory test When I again opened the case I > could see that one of the 1GB modules wasn t seated correctly > > All is well now > > Thanks > David B wrote in mes

Retrieving XP temp remotely?

why not log on to the computer remotely try logmein it s a free service go to logmein dot com and set up a free account then you can log onto your computer remotely and do anything you wish

Loaded XP and hard drive only show 130G instead of 500G

John John MVP wrote: > Mark Adams wrote: > > > If you want all one partition the easiest way would be to reformat the > > drive NTFS using the formatting tools supplied by the maker of the hard drive > > and install XP again without using the XP disk to delete the partition; just > > install it on the partition the drive tools created When you install the > > Service Packs

Microsoft Security Essentials

well if your resources are basically low then the programs will consume all that you have and want more so how much ram do you have? db` > DatabaseBen Retired Professional Systems Analyst Database Developer Accountancy Veteran of the Armed Forces @Hotmail com nntp Postologist ~ share the nirvana dbZen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >

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