COMPARISON BETWEEN LINUX AND WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS

In the table given below there is short comparison between Linux and Windows Operating Systems . The comparison is unbiased and depending upon personal observations of  the staff of this blog.         LINUX VS WINDOWS COMPARISON TABLE Normal 0 ...

RESTORING AND BACKING UP WINDOWS 98 REGISTRY

Backing up the Windows 98 Registry Windows 98 introduced a new utility known as Scanreg, which automatically makes backups of your Registry each time you boot up your computer. Tip: The steps listed below for backing up Windows 95 Registry also work but are not necessarily needed unless...

BACKING UP THE WINDOWS 2000 REGISTRY

The Microsoft Windows 2000 Registry can be backed up from the backup utility by following the below steps. Click Start, Programs, Accessories, and click backup. Within backup, click the backup tab. Within the backup tab, check "System State", this will create a backup of boot files, COM+...

RESTORING THE WINDOWS 7, VISTA AND XP REGISTRY

To restore the system back to an earlier point follow the below steps. Click Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore Select the Restore my computer to an earlier time option (as shown in the below picture) and click Next Select the day and the restore point you wish to restore...

HOW TO USE SYSTEM RESTORE IN WINDOWS XP

No matter the cause, you can follow these steps to use System Restore in Windows XP: Save everything. Save all files and close all open programs before System Restore restarts your computer. From the Start button menu, choose All Programs→Accessories→System Tools→System Restore. The main System...

TROUBLESHOOTING MOUSE IN WINDOWS 8

Sometimes, the mouse doesn't work at all; other times, the mouse pointer hops across the screen like a flea. Here are a few fixes to try: If no mouse arrow is on the screen after you start Windows, make sure that the mouse's tail is plugged snugly into the computer's USB port. (If you have an...

HOW TO USE SYSTEM RESTORE IN WINDOWS 8

To send your computer back to a restore point when it was working much better, follow these steps: Right-click the bottom-left corner of any screen and choose System from the pop-up menu. When the System window appears, click System Protection from the left pane. Finally, when the System Properties...

HOW TO USE SYSTEM RESTORE IN WINDOWS 7

Follow these steps for reverting important Windows 7 system files back to a previous state using System Restore: Navigate to the Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools program group. Click on the System Restore program icon. Click Next > on the Restore system files...