How to Recover Deleted Files After a Windows XP Install

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• How to Recover Deleted Files After a Windows XP Install
• How to Install Windows XP Gamer Edition From an ISO
• How to Register Msi.dll
• What Is a Spreadsheet Column?
• How to Recover Data After Deleting a Partition
• How to Make Cheap Signs
• How to Backup a System-Restore CD
• How to Use a Payroll Calculator in an Excel Spreadsheet
• Troubleshooting Modems on Windows XP
• How to Stop Windows XP From Accessing the Floppy Drive Randomly

How to Recover Deleted Files After a Windows XP Install Posted: It is sometimes necessary to install Windows XP onto a hard drive that already has Windows XP or another operating system installed. Once a fresh copy of Windows XP is installed, however, the files that were on the drive may be deleted and no... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Dave Wilson

How to Install Windows XP Gamer Edition From an ISO Posted: Windows XP Gamer Edition is a fan modification of the original Windows XP operating system that strips down a number of unnecessary components, leaving the OS as sleek as possible to avoid interfering with the running of games. Installing this... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by TS Jordan

How to Register Msi.dll Posted: If you get an error message on your computer that says "The Windows Installer service could not be accessed," you have a problem with the Windows Installer Msi.dll file. The DLL may have become unregistered from a file corruption or virus. When... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Susan Reynolds

What Is a Spreadsheet Column? Posted: A spreadsheet column is an an apportioned space on an electronic page of data. Spreadsheet columns are a part of computer-based data organization software. These programs allows users to manipulate technologically enhanced grid-based worksheets... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Robert Dupea

How to Recover Data After Deleting a Partition Posted: Deleting all of the information on a system partition is referred to as "formatting" and restores the partition to its natural state in preparation for new data. Recover the data lost during the partition formatting through the use of Undelete... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by TS Jordan

How to Make Cheap Signs Posted: Whether you’re advertising your upcoming garage sale, swing band party, club dance or a lost pet, don’t spend money to have a sign made at a graphic design company. Create your own signs with just a few lines of text or lots of... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Heather Brautman

How to Backup a System-Restore CD Posted: Backing up the system-restore disk that was included with your computer may be a wise idea in the event that your computer needs to be restored and you cannot locate the original copy. Making a copy will ensure you have a system-restore disk that... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Dustin Wright

How to Use a Payroll Calculator in an Excel Spreadsheet Posted: Microsoft Excel helps keep track of data by using large spreadsheets that can be used to input names and numbers. One of the functions of Excel is the “Payroll Calculator.” This is included in a template you can download from... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Paul Mann

Troubleshooting Modems on Windows XP Posted: A Modem is a device that connects your computer to the Internet via a telephone line. The name Modem is short for modulator demodulator, a process that converts an analogue signal to a digital signal and vice-versa, allowing the transmission of... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Richard Boyd

How to Stop Windows XP From Accessing the Floppy Drive Randomly Posted: A bug that originated in Windows 95 that will cause your computer to randomly access the floppy drive can also appear in Windows XP. You cannot stop this from happening by just restarting the computer. According to TopBits, Windows XP's accessing... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by David Somerset

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