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by DavidHume on February 20th, 2007
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Is there a way of locating all .text documents on Windows XP?.
Is there a way of locating all .txt documents saved on a Windows XP system?
by discomboble on April 21st, 2012
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Windows XP: Why does the BITS Service keep switching itself from Automatic to Manual? I have to restart it manually for Windows updates.
by Snowman on February 11th, 2011
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winxp logon screen is in an unreadable language and wont let me logon with my username and password? can i remove or bypass logon screen?
by garyschwenn on January 13th, 2011
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Why am I getting a popup window titled "Internet Explorer Script Error" when Internet Explorer isn't running?
by purplecows on April 26th, 2011
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My computer is set to automatically update, and does. Yet, a yellow shield in tray says updates are ready. How can I find out what they are?
by zeydah on September 9th, 2010
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You're reading I have windows ME and want to do a new installation of windows XP home edition. would XP make my computer run faster, say for games, videos, etc?
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thankyou. but just a question, if my sys spec are right,like u said, will my computer run a little faster?
by silenthill on February 20th, 2007
Not necessarily faster, but probably more stable. You'll also find that Microsoft will probably stop supporting ME in the next while, so updates and drivers will become harder to find. A better way to speed up your system might be to add more RAM; I ran XP with 2GB and the improvement in speed in going from 1GB was very noticable.
by DavidHume on February 21st, 2007