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It's Never Done That Before is a guide to Windows XP troubleshooting for people who don't spend their lives fixing computer problems. It includes basic troubleshooting techniques, specific instructions for solving the most common problems in Windows XP, and more general information for finding and fixing more obscure ones. It also provides pointers to explanations of BIOS beep codes and blue screen errors, instructions for using the troubleshooting tools supplied with Windows XP such as Safe Mode and the Recovery Console, and advice for dealing with device drivers, the ROM BIOS, and the Windows Registry. Viruses, spyware, and Internet connection problems are all included, along with advice for getting the most out of the Microsoft Knowledge base and other online information resources, and dealing with help desks and technical support centers. Do some Windows XP problems make you scratch your head in wonder? Has an application suddenly chosen not to start or a piece of hardware simply stopped working? Ever had the Internet "disappear" or been faced with a Blue or Black Screen of Death? Do the neighbors call you to fix their machines when you'd really prefer to hand them a book so they can solve their own problems? If you know enough about computers to use one but not always enough to fix those unexpected Windows problems, It's Never Done That Before! is the book for you. It gives you: - Troubleshooting techniques and tips for solving common XP problems - Strategies for finding and fixing obscure It's Never Done That Before! Problems - Hints for troubleshooting BIOS beep codes and Blue Screen errors - Help with XP's troubleshooting tools (such as Safe Mode and the Recovery Console) - Survival strategies for wrangling device drivers, the BIOS, and the Windows Registry - Techniques for dealing with viruses, spyware, and Internet problems - Advice for getting the most out of the Microsoft Knowledge Base and other online resources, plus tips for dealing with technical support Got Windows problems? You're not alone. Reach for It's Never Done That Before!-the lifeline you'll grab when your computer does something you didn't expect it to do. Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/106783561/B8D2B03B-42B8-4AA5-85A0-DD89F4BAE254.rar Fast mirror: http://FastFreeFileHosting.com/file/4639/B8D2B03B-42B8-4AA5-85A0-DD89F4BAE254-rar.html
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Whats the password?
what is the password ?
What is the PASSWORD. Please
what a turd! :{
"It's Never Done That Before: A Guide to Troubleshooting PASSWORDS"
Got PASSWORDS problems? You're not alone. Reach for It's Never Done That Before!-the lifeline you'll grab when your local poster does something you thought had stopped ages ago.
- Troubleshooting techniques and tips for strangling common posters problems
- Techniques for dealing with viruses, spyware, and Internet problems, especially differences between FAQ and FAQu :O
He you English men whats the pass dont mess with us ok
HEY I FIND THE PASS IS
password: books_for_all
I bet he's doing that all the time...........lol
Thanks for your efforts zorritomx in providing the working password for this post
Praise is always better than ridicule
This is exactly why passwords should not be allowed. Thank you zorritomx for the password.
apology to you guys, i forgot to remove the password when i uploaded this file. anyway, to answer your question why we put passwords on our stuffs is because there are forums, where i am a member, that do not allow us to post our stuffs without using the site as the password. it's easy for the leechers to complain but for us uploaders, it's difficult to spread our stuffs because of these forums...