How to Skip Password Setup on Windows XP Installation

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• How to Skip Password Setup on Windows XP Installation
• How to Erase Everything When I'm Reinstalling Windows XP
• How to Tell If I Have Wireless Internet
• How to Change Your Password for ThunderBird 3.1
• How to Fix Errors on PCs
• What Does RAM on a Computer Mean?
• How to Get Rid of Preloaded Programs Like AOL
• How to Override a BIOS Password on My Dell

How to Skip Password Setup on Windows XP Installation Posted: You initially set up the administrator account at the end of the Windows XP setup. Windows prompts you to create a password for this account, to limit access to a user account that has full control over the computer. If you do not need a password, or... by Tiffany Garden

How to Erase Everything When I'm Reinstalling Windows XP Posted: When you are installing Windows XP, you can choose to install on top of an existing Windows installation or you can format the drive to perform a clean installation of Windows. A clean installation has several advantages, such as installing fresh... by Tiffany Garden

How to Tell If I Have Wireless Internet Posted: Wireless Internet connections let you connect without any wires. Wireless connections require a wireless device, such as a router or wireless card. In public places, Wi-Fi connections are often available, but you must have wireless Internet... by C.D. Crowder

How to Change Your Password for ThunderBird 3.1 Posted: Mozilla Thunderbird 3.1 allows you to easily change your password. The Thunderbird email application has a master password option that you can use to secure your account from other users on your computer. Once set, other users will not be able access... by Lyan Uaha

How to Fix Errors on PCs Posted: There are many causes for errors on personal computers, ranging from software issues to malicious programs such as viruses. Windows provides several user-friendly native tools that allow you to tackle common issues yourself. Hardware and software... by StevenH

What Does RAM on a Computer Mean? Posted: Random Access Memory is the short-term storage space in your computer. It is where information is stored and quickly recalled while you are using your computer. For example, if you are researching information online for a paper you are writing, the... by Katie Strzeszewski

How to Get Rid of Preloaded Programs Like AOL Posted: Computer hardware and operating system manufacturers often strike deals with software companies to pre-install software on new computers. Windows Vista and Windows 7 computers come with Internet Explorer pre-installed as the default browser and some... by Diana Braun

How to Override a BIOS Password on My Dell Posted: When a BIOS password is lost and needs to be overridden on a Dell computer it is necessary to locate the correct jumper or battery. By manipulating a small motherboard jumper on Dell desktop computers or by removing a small coin-cell battery on... by Norm Dickinson

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