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If you have Windows 98 as the only OS installed, then there will be no boot.ini file anywhere. However if you have installed windows 2000 or xp after installing windows 98 then you can find the boot.ini in your root directory of the boot drive.

I think its not such a good idea to bring expensive electronic gadgets from outside. First, we get almost everything here in India with little price difference - at least for the low end stuff anyway. Secondly, you cannot be assured of service in case of repair if you brought the gadget...

@saurav hi, i dont know if i understood your question. If you want to backup the windows updates that are downloaded to your computer, look for a folder call ed WUTEMP in the partition where your windows 2000 folder exists. You can see all the downloaded updates in subfolders of this folder...

@anusoni, Again i beg to differ. WIndows XP is quite user friendly. As regards support, you can find better support for PCs than for Mac's. Since PC is more widely used here than the MAC.

You can try booting in single user mode which does not require any password. Once you get to the prompt, use the passwd command to reset your password. I am not sure how to do this using fedora core 3.

First thing, have you generated a setup program for your application using VB's package and deployment wizard? If you have simply copied your application's .exe file to your friends Winxp system, that may not work. You need to use the package and deployment wizard, which will take care to add...

The idea that Mac is the sure way to go for Photograph and multimedia professionals doesnt really hold good now. It used to once. Most PCs with a decent processor - an Intel / AMD with 2.0+ Ghz coupled with a good Graphics card + Motherboard would work as good as any Macintosh at almost half the...

You need to configure your dialer under linux. If you are using KDE, try the kppp command. It should be somewhere under the Internet tools menu. I suggest you do a search on google. You will surely get much clear idea on how to go about it.

Officially NO. Coming to your second part of the question, yes, I managed to install 8i under XP Sp1. But the Oracle Service will refuse to start. The work around is to set the service to manual and start the server using svrmgr tool. To do this open a cmd prompt window and type svrmgr (or is it...

you can check out this link below for storing images in oracle: *www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/windows/odpnet/howto/anonyblock/index.html *www.orafaq.com/forum/t/39261/0/ :)

The only option is to backup your data to a different partition or drive and reformat with Fat32. If the partition contains windows then you need to reinstall windows.

unfortunately, many windows apps need to be reinstalled if you want to run them under xp. This is because they copy files to various system folders and make registry entries during setup. So, you need to redownload and install the apps.

ok, check your mail. I am getting a vacation auto respond mail.

oh no, here is another Win vs Lin thread. guys please...give us a break... :roll:

Re: Thanks ok, i can send you the download link to the software. But you need to give me your email address.