1. There is no DOS text editor in 64 bit Windows 7 because there is no DOS. The command line is not DOS. The edit command found in 32 bit systems runs under the 16 bit subsystem which does not exist (and cannot run) in 64 bit Windows. I expect there are console based editors but I don't know of any.

    There is no DOS text editor in 64 bit Windows 7 because there is no DOS. The command line is not DOS. The edit command found in 32 bit systems runs under the 16 bit subsystem which does not exist (and cannot run) in 64 bit Windows.
    I expect there are console based editors but I don’t know of any.

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  2. From the HP support site:"If HP Printer Assistant opens, you have a printer released after 2010 that no longer supports Solution Center. Printer Assistant replaced Solution Center and provides similar printer settings and management features."https://support.hp.com/us-en/docume...How old is the prinRead more

    From the HP support site:

    “If HP Printer Assistant opens, you have a printer released after 2010 that no longer supports Solution Center.
    Printer Assistant replaced Solution Center and provides similar printer settings and management features.”

    https://support.hp.com/us-en/docume…

    How old is the printer?

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

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  3. ITasm 3.1 is sold as part of Borland's C++ package. Assuming you aren't posting this for an illegal handout, you might be able to find a clone or alternative assembler on a shareware/freeware site like tucows.com or download.com. This is a fairly old programme in any event

    ITasm 3.1 is sold as part of Borland’s C++ package. Assuming you aren’t posting this for an illegal handout, you might be able to find a clone or alternative assembler on a shareware/freeware site like tucows.com or download.com. This is a fairly old programme in any event

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  4. Posing a question in shorthand as you have done will not generate many answers. Have you tried another keyboard on the system? Have you tried your keyboard on another system? Is your keyboard dirty? Is this a laptop or a desktop?Try this: http://www.computing.net/howtos/sho...

    Posing a question in shorthand as you have done will not generate many answers. Have you tried another keyboard on the system? Have you tried your keyboard on another system? Is your keyboard dirty? Is this a laptop or a desktop?

    Try this: http://www.computing.net/howtos/sho…

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  5. The Country etal in MS-DOS is set thru CONFIG.SYS, but you have no MS-DOS only NTVDM (New Technology Virtual DOS Environment) within the Windows NT FamilyCONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT are files essential to MS-DOS. They also exist in Windows NT but they are called CONFIG.NT and AUTOEXEC.NT and resideRead more

    The Country etal in MS-DOS is set thru CONFIG.SYS, but you have no MS-DOS only NTVDM (New Technology Virtual DOS Environment) within the Windows NT Family

    CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT are files essential to MS-DOS. They also exist in Windows NT but they are called CONFIG.NT and AUTOEXEC.NT and reside in C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32.

    They are executed every time a DOS subsystem is created within NTVDM.EXE, which means every time you start a 16-bit program (Like Command.com). They will configure the environment in which the program will be executed in.

    This may help, or may not:

    http://searchsystemschannel.techtar…

    Googling is quicker than waiting for an answer….

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  6. If you only have one hard drive with one partition your child won't be able to format the drive. Might I suggest you instead rely on current and complete backups/images to protect yourself in case the worst happens. Then teach your child not to make ANY changes on the computer and make some penaltieRead more

    If you only have one hard drive with one partition your child won’t be able to format the drive.
    Might I suggest you instead rely on current and complete backups/images to protect yourself in case the worst happens. Then teach your child not to make ANY changes on the computer and make some penalties for not following instructions. There is no way to protect against every possible calamity.

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  7. Do the downloaded movie files play well while on HDD ? I ask this because, if these files play on the HDD, then there may be some configuration files, such as .ini files, that point to a path in them like C:\Users\..... When you move the files to USB, the association might get lost. If this is the cRead more

    Do the downloaded movie files play well while on HDD ? I ask this because, if these files play on the HDD, then there may be some configuration files, such as .ini files, that point to a path in them like C:\Users\….. When you move the files to USB, the association might get lost. If this is the case, then you can edit the .ini files to point to new location of the USB drive, indicating the drive letter of the USB drive and the folder, etc. the movie files are in.

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  8. Left click on the desktop and choose personalize. Look in the lower left corner of the page and choose Display option under more options. You can resize your display there.

    Left click on the desktop and choose personalize. Look in the lower left corner of the page and choose Display option under more options. You can resize your display there.

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  9. Check with ISP to see that you have the correct log-in and password.

    Check with ISP to see that you have the correct log-in and password.

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