Hello all,
I am the soul user of my computer. I run it as Admin, unless I'm online banking or credit-carding. In that there are no other users, and never will be, I wonder if it's more reliable to keep my general data in the normal Users place (My Documents, etc.) or just on the root of the...
Greetings,
I am currently solving the following puzzles:
1) I need to restrict use of an account to certain hours, however it is greatly undesirable to limit any other function of the account (except, of course, the ability to change parental control settings).
2) I would like to be able to...
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internet control
parental control
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remote shutdown
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teamviewer
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windows 7
Hey guys,
I have a problem with my SSD drive. The drive is on 60 gb, I only installed windows on it - but for some reason its now full. 32 kb left. Really, this is **** me off, as I have noticed that programs want to be on this C: drive, and just installs there. It's annoying, and besides, I...
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ie uninstall
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programs
settings
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ssd
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user experience
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windows
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Most consumer computers...
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In this presentation, we will discuss how to enable Parental Controls for a user. Enabling Parental Controls is pretty simple. What we want to do is go to the Start Menu under Windows 7, Control Panel, and we have an option under the Category View to Add or Remove User Accounts. At this time, we...
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game ratings
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time restrictions
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windows 7
Hi Guys....I went to the Fonts folder in Win 7 and noticed that it now displays what the font looks like in the thumbnail icon. (which is nice).
However, I noticed there seems to be 2 different situations. Some of the fonts are displayed on the icon in black and some seem to be grayed out...
I am running Windows 7 Home Premium and want to delete a specific folder. It shows in a Recyling Window that there is some activity and identifies 1915 items and 165 MB but it never finishes and I have to force it to stop. The folder I am referring to is a user folder named "Bob". I had deleted...
I have tasks that I need to keep running while I am away from the computer and they are getting locked up and not running everytime Windows 7 logs me out after 10-15 minutes or so.
So my question is, does anyone know how to stop Windows 7 from automatically logging you out? So I can stay...
I recently installed windows 7 RC and I like it for the most part. But if I put my SD card from my digital camera into the computer I can only copy or read the files, it will not give me the option to delete the files. Does anyone know how to change the settings to allow the computer to delete...
Hey, far be it for me to piddle on anyone's parade and having worked on computers since the KayPro days, I am a fan of anything new. I like MS as a company, albeit their money making schemes sometimes tick me off.
Anyway, I like XP, that has been around since 2001 and now that we have Service...
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