Syfe Wrote:-in win98 PSPs are considered as cameras, and if you go the PSP and hit camera you will freeze the system from installing anymore hardware until you reboot.
-(win logo) and d will bring up your desktop
-(win logo) and M will put this window into hiding
-(win logo) and F will open a search box
-(win logo) and L will Lock your Computer
that win 98 thing is true though.
ONI8245 Wrote:The Mother of all shortcut buttons..
CTRL+ALT+DELETE: Brings up the task mananger...
...CTRL+A: Select All
CTRL+C: Copy
CTRL+X: Cut
CTRL+V: Paste
CTRL+Z: Undo
CTRL+B: Bold
CTRL+U: Underline
CTRL+I: Italic
CTRL+P: Print
CTRL+S: Save
CTRL+O: Open
CTRL+R: Reload
CTRL+F: Find
CTRL+D: Add BookMark
ctrl+r doesn't reload the page... oh wait it does... so does F5 and Ctrl+F5
CT+AL+DL thingy isn't true for my computer
lol are you serious.
try
CTRL + SHIFT + ESC.
It works for me.
the ctrl+ stuff is well known. (at least to me). but lol at psp recognised as camera on win98.
run » gpedit.msc for XP (pro only)
lets you disable the autorun funtction for cd roms and/or removable devices
prevents users from changing the wallpaper
disallows executing of certain aplications (user set)
prevents access to the Command prompt
ETC...ETC....
^ hmmm.... you might as well sell the computer..... since you can't do anything... lol
the ctrl alt del
what it does depnds on your comptuer in windows 2k it brings up the lock computer,log off,taskmanasger, shutdown dialog box and some xp computer and still configur this way cause xp is base off the same thing as 2k so it's more of an option you can change some whare to witch one it does.
Vista does the same thing... although it's just an box in the middle of nowhere. they improved the system.
Well I posted this somewhere else but thing it better here.
Defrag as a Scheduled Task
If you are going to defrag use the console version it is more efficient not only that but you can add and create a Task to do it automatically every night. I do this for all ym systems including friends and people I do side work for. Defragging can be done often and is a way to make sure that your files are closer to each other. When you are saving files, the file is not necessarily saved as an entire file or folder in a contiguous space. The files are saved in the first available space on a volume. After a large portion of the volume has been used for file and folder storage, most of the new files are saved in pieces across the volume. When you delete files or folders, the empty spaces left behind fill in randomly as you store new ones.
What I do is create a .BAT file with the following in it:
defrag c: -f-v
(note: create a separate line for each drive you want to defrag eg.. defrag d: -f-v)
Once you have the .BAT file you can create a scheduled task for it.
LaneLander
PS... I too learned alot today. I hope I can remember it all.