The Windows XP Remote Desktop Connection utility lets you remotely access a Windows machine over a network or the Internet, provided it is set up to do so and you have proper access on the box. This is performed by opening a connection to the machine, then viewing a virtual desktop of said machine. From this desktop, you… Read More »
Even though you are running Windows XP, it”s easy to access a machine running Windows 2000 Terminal Server. You can access a Windows 2000 machine the same way you would access a remote Windows XP machine. Just click on the “Start” menu, choose “All Programs”, “Accessories”, “Communication”, then “Remote Desktop Connection”.
Windows XP”s Remote Desktop Connection works great if you are connecting to a remote computer via a cable modem or DSL, but you can still optimize the experience to work acceptably well for modem connections.
The definition of a bit is the smallest amount of memory a computer can hold. A bit can literally hold only one of two values:
In computer memory terms, the definition of a byte is a collection of eight bits. Unlike a bit that can hold the value of zero or one, a byte of memory can hold a value from 0-255.
ROM stands for Read Only Memory. Your computer ROM holds crucial instructions needed for your computer to boot up and operate and can sometimes be referred to as the ”operating system for the operating system”.
Computers and storage mechanisms (CD-ROMs, hard drives, USB flash drives, DVD-ROMs, etc.) need to hold much larger values than what a byte can hold (0-255). Thus, the terms kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, and terabyte were created to represent such large amounts of information.
Do you get so much e-mail every day that you find it hard to read it all? If you’re like a lot of us, you might spend as little as 15 seconds scanning a message to determine how it applies to you. Now, imagine if that’s how people are reading your e-mail. If they can’t quickly identify why… Read More »
Display, configure or rename a printer.
Once the Windows 2003 Resource Kit is installed, you may need to reboot your machine for the directory “C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\” to be added to your path.