NTLDR is missing. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart

After switching on your computer or after restarting Windows XP you receive a NTLDR is missing error message and cannot get into Windows. This article describes several possible solutions to solving the NTLDR is missing error and gets your Windows XP up and running again. Explanation: The NTLDR is missing error message is usually caused when the following conditions exist although there are other...

Windows XP: Desktop icons have blue highlight box around the text

In Windows XP your desktop icons text labels used to be transparent but now the icons seem to have a blue background on the text label. This usually happens to the Windows XP icons for one of three reasons: ·         you have the desktop items locked ·         you have the background set as a web page ·        ...

Mozilla Firefox: Ask Where to Save Downloaded Files

SUMMARY: Stop saving all files downloaded by Mozilla Firefox in the same folder. When you download files from the Internet by default they will automatically be placed in a "Downloads" folder. You might find it more convenient if Firefox ask where to save each downloaded file so you can place different...

How to delete Hiberfil.sys file

To delete this file, you have to use the command prompt to manually turn off hibernation. If you turn off hibernation via Control Panel | Power Options, it will not delete the actual file itself. Open a command prompt in Windows 7 by typing command in the search box. Right click Command Prompt and...

Reduce the size of WINSXS folder

1. Click Start | Run 2. Type in CMD and press [enter] 3. At the command prompt, type DISM /online /Cleanup-Image /SpSuperseded and press [enter] While you trying to do it, if some Error is shown than your OS was probably installed using media that already had SP1. In this case please use the Disk Cleanup tool: 1. Open My Computer, 2. Right Click on the Windows System Drive and click on Properties, ...

Outlook: Grant Send On Behalf Of permission

"Send On Behalf Of" allows one user to be able to send emails on behalf of another. The message will show the recipient who the message was sent on behalf of and who actually sent the message. There are two ways of granting "Send on Behalf Of": via Outlook (allowing a user to grant others to send on their behalf ) via Active Directory Users and Computers (which can be performed by system administrator...

Outlook: Grant Send As permission (to allow sending email as someone else)

"Send As" allows one user to send an email as though it came from another user. The recipient will not be given any indication that the email was composed by someone other than the stated sender. This option can only be granted by a system administrator. Follow the procedure to grant users the ability to send as another: Log onto the server running Exchange. Run Active Directory Users and Computers....

Outlook: Enable Bcc and From fields

Outlook 2010 and 2013: These two fields are hidden by default, to unhide the fields follow these steps: 1. Open Microsoft Outlook 2010 and click on the New Email button to open a new message. 2. A new message window will now appear. 3. Click the Options tab at the top of the message 4. In the Fields section, select Show Bcc and Show From. 5. The Bcc and From fields will appear in the new message...

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