| Copyright (c) 2008 Steven Magill
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| | disk. The Windows XP help advice you need
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| Windows XP is a complex operating system.
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| | to do this is as follows. Click the Start
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| If you need any Windows XP help, you're
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| | button, and then choose Control Panel. A
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| probably better of not checking out the
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| | window will open with a lot of icons.
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| Help facility within XP as it's not
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| | Choose Administrative Tools and then
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| overly helpful. However, there are plenty
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| | Computer Management. From the left-hand
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| of very useful Windows XP help websites
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| | pane of the window that opens, choose
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| dedicated to assisting anyone with a
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| | Disk Defragmenter. Highlight the drive
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| problem.
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| | you want to defragment and tell it to go.
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| Microsoft itself has an extensive
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| | Defragmenting a hard disk usually takes a
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| knowledge base with all known problems
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| | bit of time. However it is well worth
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| listed as well as help advice. However,
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| | doing on a regular basis. There's no need
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| many people find this resource dry and
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| | to defragment the disk if it doesn't need
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| unfriendly, and not always as helpful as
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| | it, of course as that will gain you
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| they need it to be.
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| | nothing.
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| One of the best pieces of Windows XP help
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| | Another piece of Windows XP help that
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| advice you can have is to make a password
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| | will save you a ton of trouble is knowing
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| recovery disk. Can you imagine the
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| | how to use System Restore. This little
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| problems of forgetting your Windows XP
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| | feature can be a true Godsend on
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| password and being locked out? You don't
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| | occasion. It's a bit like a time machine
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| have to.
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| | in that it can return your computer
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| From the Control Panel open User
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| | system back to an earlier state should
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| Accounts. You should select the account
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| | anything go wrong.
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| you wish to make a recovery disk for if
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| | While your computer is working normally
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| there is more than one account. Choose
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| | without any known problem, set a restore
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| Prevent A Forgotten Password from the
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| | point by clicking the Start button, then
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| Related Tasks and follow the wizard to
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| | All Programs, then Accessories, and
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| create the disk. If you ever forget your
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| | finally System Tools. From the System
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| password, use the disk to reset your
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| | Tools menu choose System Restore.
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| password. This can be a lifesaver!
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| | From the window that opens, click the
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| Your Windows XP computer will slow down
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| | Create A Restore Point radio button, and
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| over time. There can be many reasons for
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| | then click Next. You can enter a
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| this, and one could be a hard disk that
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| | description of your restore point if you
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| is badly fragmented. This means that the
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| | like - anything will do as it's simply a
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| files are scattered all over the disk,
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| | reminder for you. When you are happy with
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| rather than being kept together, thus
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| | your description, just click Create and
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| making it harder for the computer to find
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| | the restore point will be created. On the
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| what it needs to find every time. For
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| | next window you can click the Finish
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| this reason it goes more slowly.
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| | button to close the window.
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| The answer is to defragment the hard
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