April 2002
Beginner
640 pages
27h 54m
English
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- Processor, priorities
Control Panel → System → Advanced tab → Performance section → Settings → Advanced tab → Processor scheduling section
- Processor, show details
Control Panel → System → General tab
- Profile Assistant, enable / disable
Control Panel → Internet Options → Advanced tag → Security → Enable Profile Assistant
- Proxy settings
Control Panel → Internet Options → Connection tab → LAN Settings
- Quick Launch toolbar, show on Taskbar
Control Panel → Taskbar and Start Menu → Taskbar tab → Show Quick Launch
Right-click on Taskbar → Toolbars → Quick Launch
- Registered User, change
See Chapter 8.
- Registered User, view
Control Panel → System → General tab
- Remote Assistance, allow invitations to be sent
Control Panel → System → Remote tab → Remote Assistance tab
- Remote Desktop Connection, invite others to connect to your computer
See Remote Assistance in Chapter 4.
- Remote Desktop, enable incoming connections
Control Panel → System → Remote tab → Remote Desktop tab
- Report crashes to Microsoft
Control Panel → System → Advanced tab → Error Reporting
- Run, show in Start menu (Classic Start menu only)
Control Panel → Taskbar and Start Menu → Start Menu tab → Customize → “Advanced Start menu options” section → Display Run
- Run, show in Start menu (XP Start menu only)
Control Panel → Taskbar and Start Menu → Start Menu tab → Customize → Advanced tab → “Start menu items” section → Run Command
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