What is "Resource Conflict" error and how can I solve it?
"Resource Conflict" error is due to usage of same IRQ by two devices. To solve this problem you have to change the IRQ of one of the device.
What are the minimum hardware required to install Windows NT 4.0?
The minimum hardware required to install windows NT 4.0 are: * 486 or higher microprocessor * VGA or higher resolution video display adapter * One hard disks with 90 MB of free space * A single high density FDD * One network adapter card * A mouse(optional but recommended) * One CD-Rom disk drive(optional but recommended).
How can I find out my operating system version and registration numbers?
The operating system version and registration numbers are listed.
How can I find out what drives are running MS-DOS compatibility mode?
The devices using MS-DOS compatibility mode file system will be listed.
What is the purpose of the SYSTEM.INI and WIN.INI Files?
SYSTEM.INI: System Initialization File
When you install Windows 3.x, setup creates the SYSTEM.INI file. SYSTEM.INI contains global information that the operating system uses, when it starts. It also contains settings that you can customize to meet your system's hardware needs.
WIN.INI: Windows Initialization File
The Windows Initialization File (WIN.INI) contains information that defines the Windows 3.x environment. Microsoft Windows 3.x and Windows-based applications use the information in this file to configure themselves according to each user's needs and preferences.
What is the MemMaker utility?
MemMaker is a Microsoft® memory optimization program. The MemMaker utility works on 80386 systems and higher. MemMaker works in conjunction with HIMEM.SYS and EMM386.EXE. MemMaker looks at the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files and optimizes them by loading TSR programs and installable device drivers into the upper memory area.
How can I run the Microsoft MemMaker utility?
Does Windows NT ® 4.0 have a Device Manager? If not, then where do I find a list of my system devices?
Windows NT 4.0 does not have a Device Manager. To find the device information:
[Click] Start then Programs then Administrative Tools (Common) then Windows NT Diagnostics. You can find a list of system devices by doing the following:
What is Millennium?
Millennium is a consumer edition of Windows. The full name is Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me). Microsoft originally said that Windows 2000 would replace Windows 98. But it was Windows Me, that was released.
What is Windows 2000?
Windows 2000 is Microsoft's next generation of Windows NT technology. It was initially named NT 5.0. It is a scalable 64-bit operating system that is backward compatible with most existing 32-bit applications. Windows 2000 has many of the features of Windows 95 and Windows 98.
Is Windows Me the same as Windows 2000?
No. They are separate operating systems. Windows 2000 uses the NTFS file system and does not use DOS at all. Windows Me still uses DOS and it does not use the NTFS file system for very much.
Should I use Windows 2000?
Windows 2000 is targeted at business and corporate customers. It is not intended for home users, gamers and other people who are not running a business. You should consider using Windows 2000 if you are running a business, need scalability, networking functions and other sophisticated applications.
Is Windows 2000 easy to use?
Windows 2000 is based on the same technology as Windows NT. Consider upgrading if you are comfortable using Windows NT 4.x. Some functions of Windows 98 have been incorporated, most notably Plug and Play. However, it is still primarily intended for business customers and other sophisticated users.
Can I play games on Windows 2000?
Yes. Most new games work with Windows 2000. However, some games won't work. Check the game manufacturer's web site for more information on settings and compatibility.
What are the different versions of Windows 2000?
Microsoft is releasing four different versions of Windows 2000. Each version has a different purpose and target audience. Table 1: Windows 2000 Versions and System Requirements shows the versions of Windows 2000 and their projected use and audience.
