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Monday, June 7, 2010
How to fix corrupted windows files in XP?
How to fix corrupted windows file is very easy.Following these following steps
Requirement:
1. Windows XP CD
Now, follow this steps:
1. Place the xp cd in your cd/dvd drive
2. Go to start
3. run
4. type "sfc /scannow" (without ")
Now sit back and relax, it should all load and fix all your corrupted file on win XP.Hope this method can fix your corrupted xp system files
Requirement:
1. Windows XP CD
Now, follow this steps:
1. Place the xp cd in your cd/dvd drive
2. Go to start
3. run
4. type "sfc /scannow" (without ")
Now sit back and relax, it should all load and fix all your corrupted file on win XP.Hope this method can fix your corrupted xp system files
Change My documents location in xp
I think many of you don't know about this fact that the storage location of "My Documents" can be changed. Its is safe , when crash or need to be formatted
Normally windows save the "My Documents" folder on your C-drive. But when you right-click on it and go to properties, you can change the location where you want windows to save your Documents folder.
Steps
1.Right-click on My documents
2.Go to properties
3.Change your location
This can be very useful when If windows hangs or become crupt and you have to format your C-drive again,Then you documents will not be lost due to formating.
Normally windows save the "My Documents" folder on your C-drive. But when you right-click on it and go to properties, you can change the location where you want windows to save your Documents folder.
Steps
1.Right-click on My documents
2.Go to properties
3.Change your location
This can be very useful when If windows hangs or become crupt and you have to format your C-drive again,Then you documents will not be lost due to formating.
Disable Autoplay of Audio CDs and USB Drives
I find it very annoying when I go home from work and plug my laptop into my external hard drive… The autoplay window always pops up and asks me what I want to do with the files, which may be fine the first time, but definitely isn’t after a year of that.
To get to the configuration screen for this setting, go to Start Menu \ Run and type in:
gpedit.msc
You will see the Group Policy window. You should select Administrative Templates \ System in the tree view:
You will see an item in the right side pane called “Turn off Autoplay”
To get to the configuration screen for this setting, go to Start Menu \ Run and type in:
gpedit.msc
You will see the Group Policy window. You should select Administrative Templates \ System in the tree view:
You will see an item in the right side pane called “Turn off Autoplay”
Double click the item, and set the radio button to Enabled, and change the “Turn off Autoplay on” to All Drives.
Now you should be safe from the autoplay monster.