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Clean Booting

Click Start followed by Run. Type msconfig in the Open box, and then click OK. On the General tab, select Selective Startup, and then clear the Process System.ini File, Process Win.ini File, and Load Startup Items check boxes. (Note that … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: How to Perform a Clean Boot in Windows XP

Clean Boot Restoration

Click Start followed by Run ... ... type msconfig in the Open box, and then click OK. On the General tab, select Normal Startup - load all device drivers and services. Click OK ... ... and then Restart to restart your … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: How to Perform a Clean Boot in Windows XP

Safe Mode Editing

Repeat the same process as used previously to make a backup copy of the current boot.ini file. This time, however, when the file has been opened in Notepad... ... locate the [Operating Systems] section. Copy the entry beneath this that … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: How to Add Safe Mode to the Boot Loader Menu

Safe Mode Backup

The boot.ini file is on the system partition at the root of the drive, usually C:boot.ini. By default, it's a hidden system file, so you'll probably need to adjust your Folder Options settings to be able to see it via Windows Explorer. So, open … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: How to Add Safe Mode to the Boot Loader Menu

User Account Creation

Launch by clicking Start > Control Panel and User Accounts. From the list of options, click Create a new account. Enter a name for the new account ... ... and click Next. Select the appropriate account type ... ... … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: How to Create and Configure User Accounts in Windows

User Account Editing

To edit an existing account, click Start > Control Panel and double-click User Accounts. Select the account you want to edit ... ... and the aspect of the account you want to change (in this case we're going to create a password for … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: How to Create and Configure User Accounts in Windows

Rip Import Copy VCR VHS Video and Burn to DVD with Nero

There are many applications that cover the complete cycle of steps involved in the transfer of video cassettes to DVD. Typically, such fully-featured packages enable you to: capture video from DV cameras or external sources connected to your … [Continue reading]

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One-Click Operation of VHS Video to DVD Transfer Using ADVC-55

Once you have installed the ADVC-55 software, double-clicking the Let's CONVERT program icon causes a mini operating screen to appear above the Windows System Tray. This provides one-click control of tape to DVD conversions with the following … [Continue reading]

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Installing the Software for the ADVC-55 DV Converter – including NERO

Now it's time to install the Canopus Let's CONVERT application. Please note: Since the creation of this tutorial the Canopus Let's CONVERT software has been taken off release. Load the Installation CD-ROM. Provided the ADVC-55 device is … [Continue reading]

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Testing the External DV Converter

To open Movie Maker, click Start > Programs > Accessories > Windows Movie Maker. Select Capture from video device to launch the Video Capture Wizard. Enter a name for the file you're about to capture and a location where you wish … [Continue reading]

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