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Root content of XP OS
What is the root content of XP OS?
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What is the need of process management?
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Process management, Memory management, I/O and File Management
Discuss in detail the Process management, Memory management, I/O and File management and Security and Protection in Windows Vista Operating System.
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Logical drive data ignored in Windows 2000 server
Hello,I'm working with WIN2K Server; From morning my server was working fine, but after my the post lunch, I had logged in to work with my master files in D: (Logical Drive)Shocked! i was not able to see any of my datas!The space utilised on the drive is as it is (37.1GB utilised out of 78.0GB)! Now my datas are hidden! I'd also checked with the hidden option in "Tools" from menu bar! After enabling...
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Windows Scheduling
What type of scheduling is used in windows?
pllaxman
- Apr 11th, 2008
The flow of Mail Server depends upon the Mail Server Configuration done by a System Admin & also depends upon the software packages like, postmaster, exchange server, etc.,!Generally the base conc...
pllaxman
- Apr 11th, 2008
There are many different scheduling process can be done in windows like data backup schedule, windows automatic update schedule, firewall settings, etc., lot more!Can you please clarify me what type of scheduling you require??
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Remove file
How to remove a file whose name is starting with '-' ?
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Mirrored Volume
How will you find the mirrored volume in AIX apart from the PP size in UNIX.
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List users whose account is locked
How to check out the users whose account is locked? What is the command to list all the users whose accounts are locked?
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Difference between FAT and NTFS
What is the difference between FAT and NTFS?
geetesh_1012
- May 19th, 2008
FAT is a short name for File Allocation Table whereas NTFS is a shart name for New Technology File System.FAT is supported by WIN 98,2000,2003,XP whereas NTFS is supported by WIN NT,2000,2003,XP,VISTA...
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System Stack
What is System Stack?
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Backup Active Directory
How to backup active directory?How to recover FSMO roles.How to recover Global Catalog server?
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Call a Procedure
How to call a procedure in UNIX?
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OOP in Software Development
Describe how OOP is used in software development
sravan_reddy001
- Jun 24th, 2008
The Object Oriented Programming is used in Software development as the softwares developed represent the real time situations. The real time properties of the software can be very well developed with help of the OOP
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Solaris reduced Network Installation
How do you enable network services after reduced network installation(minimal installation).
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Creation date of file or directory
How to find out date of creation of a file or directory in Unix environment.
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PC Refresh
When a user is refresh his PC then what process does the system go?
rrsain
- Aug 6th, 2008
When anyone refreshes the pc, the random access memory of system is refreshed or we can say the processes required less frequently are terminated and the RAM is less utilized by those processes
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NTFS Partitions on Linux
How to mount NTFS partitions in Linux?
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Memory Mapped Input / Output
What is the difference between memory mapped i/o and i/o mapped i/o?
sk_seeker
- Oct 4th, 2008
This question can be answered at two levels.+ First, what is memory and IO mapped IO?? Advts and disadvts, etc+ Why were they invented?? I.e. a Comp Arch History PerspectiveBoth methods are used to co...
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.log File
What is the use of (.log) file. Where it is used?
contact_sravan
- Oct 31st, 2008
.log Files are used as log registers. These files contains the user details like session starting time and session ending time
sravan_reddy001
- Jun 24th, 2008
The log file is just as same as the normal text file. The content of these files are written by applications(the logs created by them). These files will have all the actions performed by the software which might of use to user to know the behaviour of the application
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