If you wish to share your computer with family, you should set up user accounts so that they are responsible for their own actions. That way, they won't accidentally delete your files or any of your work. Here's how you set up additional user accounts in Windows XP.
Step1 Click on "Start" and then on "Control Panel."
Step2 Scroll down to "User Accounts" and double-click on it.
Step3 Click on "Create a new account." Give it a new name.
Step4 Next, give it either Administrator or Limited rights.
Step5 And then Finish. If you click on the account, you will be given the option to set a password for the account. Do so if you wish for the user to retain their privacy.
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
How to End Tasks in Windows XP
If your computer is starting to slow down, you might have to end some tasks or close some programs in Windows. Here's how you do so.
Step1
Right-click on an empty space on the task bar. Step2
Choose "Task Manager." Step3
Highlight the task that you wish to end. Step4
Right-click on it and choose "End Task." Step5
The program should be terminated, freeing up some RAM for your computer to work with. How to Organize Folder Items in Windows XP
Windows XP arranges icons haphazardly. Arranging them into groups is simple. Here's how.
Step1 Open up 'My Computer'. You will notice the items that represent your hard drives, optical drives, network drives and others.
Step2Right-click on an empty space, choose 'Arrange Icons By', followed by 'Show in Groups'.
Step3Right-click again on an empty space, choose 'Arrange Icons By', followed by 'Type'.
Step4Your icons will now be grouped according to its type. Now looking for an item should no longer be a chore or confusing.
Step1 Open up 'My Computer'. You will notice the items that represent your hard drives, optical drives, network drives and others.
Step2Right-click on an empty space, choose 'Arrange Icons By', followed by 'Show in Groups'.
Step3Right-click again on an empty space, choose 'Arrange Icons By', followed by 'Type'.
Step4Your icons will now be grouped according to its type. Now looking for an item should no longer be a chore or confusing.
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