Difference between xcopy and Windows Copy?
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By default xcopy doesn't copy file ownership and ACL information (if the file system supports it, ie. NTFS) \n\nIf you're planning on using xcopy for any movement of critical data, I'd suggest having a look at RoboCopy (part of the Windows resource kits) available at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9d467a69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=en\n\nIt far exceeds the capabilities and reliability of both Windows 'drag n drop' and xcopy, xxcopy etc.
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After they have been saved as JPEG's nothing. UNLESS a copy was opened, altered and then saved. In that case, the original may still be on the computer in another folder.
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goto http://www.seriall.com/w/13.html\n\nsince u have already paid for windows and it is not an illegal copy it does not make much difference that u punched in an alternate functional code.
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You cannot just copy the software from one computer to another, you need to install the software. When you install any software, there are many other files associated to the main .exe file to run. If those files are not found you get error messages.\n\nBut if you are getting the error message such as above "application not valid win32", that means, this particular application is actually not a valid executable file, for example try to do something like this:\n\nChoose a picture file like IMG0039.JPG and rename it to IMG0039.EXE, now double click to run this .exe file and you will get the error "application not valid win32".\n\n\nTry re-installing the application, sometimes you also get such error if the installed file is corrupted. Re-installing the application will should solve the problem and also check your computer for errors by following this:\n\nOn windows XP\n- Open My Computer, select the drive you want to check for errors, usually it is C:\n- Right click on C: then click on properties,\n- click on the tools tab and click on Check Now.
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Unless the computers are exactly alike in every specification like processor speed, amount of memory, hard drive space, and cd/dvd drives, no.\n\nMicrosoft has protected itself by forcing Windows XP to report back every now and then, to make sure it is not being used on more than one computer.  There is a file however, that you should make a backup copy of, in case you need to replace a hard drive and reinstall XP.  It doesn't happen every time, but sometimes Windows will think it is being installed on a different computer, so placing this file in the system will tell it otherwise.  When purchasing Windows XP directly from Microsoft, they will give you a 10-15% discount on additional copies, but each license is limited to one single computer.
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copy something else onto the desktop with the same name
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The best one that I know is DVD x Copy but is kind of expensive but if u don't mind expend an extra $50 is worth it...\n\nstay away from the freeware they usually come with extra bugs, and spyware   (u get what u pay for)
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Hypothetically you could, from say a website that provides pirated software, but even if you did successfully download a working pirated copy of Windows XP, chances are you wouldn't be able to do much with it.  Microsoft monitors the license keys used with Windows and I guess has become more strict about cracking down on randomly generated license keys or duplicate ones.
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depending on what programs.  some programs do not require dll or other files in windows folder, than you can just straight copy, but some you have to get the original copy
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try kill copy, its good, specially for use over a network.\nu'll find it here....\n\nhttp://killprog.narod.ru/killcopye.html
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Locate the ocx on the computer where it works and then copy this file to the other computer at the same location & reboot... hopefully this will resolve your problem. (please take backup of the old ocx before over-writing it - just in case you need to restore it)\n\nTo give precise answer, more details like OS, language used etc is required.
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That depends on what programme you use.\nBut be aware that it is illegal to download for copying and also most are virus infected any time you download your increasing the chance of virus and trojan attacks on your pc.
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You can use "XCopy source target". Put this command in the file autocopy.bat (or something else, as long as it ends with .bat), somewhere on your HD. \nThen use the Windows Scheduler (Scheduled Tasks) to start this file with a given interval (hourly, daily, etc).
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Be sure to copy all files you need from your PC Desktop, MyDocuments, MyPictures,..etc. and the C: root directory because formating will destroy all files on drive C:\n\nI am not sure about the exact steps. I need to reinstall WindowsXP to write them to you.
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If the file you downloaded is in the .ZIP format then winXP should handle it. However if you would like to get a free program that opens and creates ZIP files then you can get it from the link below. Good luck!
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depends on the extension to those files. some files are easy. you can still copy them to your pc but your windows system may not be able to open the files unless you have an applcation.\n\nif you cannot copy these these because you have a fat or fat32 system then you should go to a Mac and put them in a folder first. you can also use Knoppix Linux as a go between and your good to go.
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There is no way to convert it.  They are completely different.\n\nThe difference?\n.exe are used to run the programs and are just gibberish consisting of squares and miscellaneous symbols.\n.txt are WordPad or Notepad files (and Microsoft Word if you want to save it that way.)