Top 20 Gateway Essential 400 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

Hi Bilethkidtry removing the round cell battery located on the mainboard. This make take a while to clear the bios system. try overnight to be sure, then place the battery back and start the machine. All bios settings should now be at default settings. Hope this helps.

if you look in the control panel you will find it.

Network computer description:http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/N/network_computer.htmlThin client computer description:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_client

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You can add hard drive if your system doesnt have enough space for the new programs. If the new programs installs well but is running slow or not starting, then you will have to upgrade your RAM and for better performance, fix one graphics card suitable for *********** board. If you can spend more, Upgrade *********** board and processor.

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If u dont have network card in ur motherboard, take ur computer to a service shop and replace the board that has network compatabile ethernet card in it

You did not stated what is your operating system, if this is any flavour of windows and you have scroll mouse:

1. press and hold "ctrl" button on left side of the keyboard
2. scroll mouse forward/reverse till required size of print is enquired

If you do not have scroll mouse, not everything is lost:

1. press and hold "ctrl" button on left side of the keyboard
2. tap plus or minus key on numerical keypad till required magnification is achieved.

Other method is to tap right mouse button on your desktop, select "properties" or "display properties" depending which windows and adjust display size settings til yo are satisfied.

Hope this little tips will help you achieve desired result, please leave note which method work best for you.

Might be just me, but are you asking a question of some sort or making a sales pitch?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskless_node

obstacles arise in multivendor networking

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To correct this issue, follow the methods that are described in this section in the order in which they are presented until the issue is resolved.

These methods are designed for beginning to intermediate computer users. After each method, refresh Internet Explorer to check whether the problem is resolved. If the problem is not resolved, try the next method. Method 1: See whether pictures are available on another Web site loadTOCNode(3, 'resolution'); Sometimes the link to a picture on a Web site is broken, and that is why a picture is not being displayed. Visit another Web site to determine whether pictures are being displayed correctly on it. If they are being displayed correctly, then there is nothing wrong with Internet Explorer. Instead, the Web site that you are visiting might be broken.

If you can view pictures on another Web site, you are finished. If you do not see any pictures or if you cannot determine whether the Web site that you are visiting is broken, try clearing your temporary Internet files by using method 2.

Note If you use Internet Explorer 8, try Compatibility View. To do this, start Internet Explorer 8, click Compatibility View Settings on the Tools menu, and then add the Web site that you want to view by using Compatibility View. Method 2: Clear temporary Internet files loadTOCNode(3, 'resolution'); Clearing your temporary Internet files creates more space on your hard disk. If your hard disk is close to being full, this could affect your ability to view pictures on a Web site.

To clear temporary Internet files, follow these steps:

Internet Explorer 8

1. Start Internet Explorer 8.
2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
3. On the General tab, click Delete under Browsing History.
4. In the Delete Browsing History dialog box, click to clear all of the check boxes except for the Temporary Internet Files check box, and then click Delete.
5. Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.

Internet Explorer 7

1. Start Internet Explorer 7.
2. On the Tools menu, click Delete Browsing History.
3. In the Delete Browsing History dialog box, click Delete Files.
4. Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.

Internet Explorer 6 and earlier versions

1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. On the General tab, click Delete Files under Temporary Internet files.
3. Click to select the Delete all offline content check box, and then click OK.
4. Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.

Check whether you can now see pictures. If you still cannot see pictures, try method 3. Method 3: Verify that the Show Pictures option has not been turned off loadTOCNode(3, 'resolution'); If the Show Pictures option in Internet Explorer is turned off, you cannot see pictures. To determine whether the Show Pictures option is turned off, follow these steps:

1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. Click the Advanced tab, and then verify that the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia.
3. Click OK.

Determine whether you can now see pictures

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You probably downloaded the upgrade version. Go back to Adobe's websitr and make sure you download the full version of Acrobat Reader.

I will be happy to assist you with that.
I am providing you with the link please visit the link and you can get all the information on Linux disk less workstation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_client

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If you are referring to Internet Explorer, you can click Page, Zoom, and change the zoom back to 100%. Firefox is similar, click on the View menu, followed by Zoom, and Reset. There should be similar options on different applications. Please let me know if this doesn't work, and if not, which application does this occur with?

Search at this Gateway support link:
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more users are required to perform tasks and updating issues, these two end up in the hands of a third party,

working with one company, we had multiple contractors many which were part of other large companies, the communiction was ok....but not the best

the bottom line: the knowledge was always with the associate and not the company networking system

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This will clean your registry so it will run faster like new again

Never before have I heard of a VIRUS installing ANTI-VIRUS software. I have had intermittent mouse problems before though. Thought it was a virus, as I interchanged with like 4 other (used) mouses (mice?) and there was no change. Found a fifth used mouse-a genuine Microsoft mouse (I was running Vista 64bit Home Premium) and installed it and my mouse problem disappeared ("installing new device"). I couldn't figure it out for the longest time, (still can't), I'm just glad it cleared up.
I run AVG FREE antivirus software and Ad-Aware anti-spyware (also FREE). I run both of those at least once a week, in addition to defragmenting once a week, haven't had a problem since.

You need to provide some more info, your model appears no where on the gateway support site

Hub, sometimes referred to as a concentrator or repeater Hub, refers to a networking component which acts as a convergence point of a Network, allowing the transfer of data packets.

In its simplest form, a hub works by duplicating the data packets received via one Port, and making it available to all ports, therefore allowing data sharing between all devices connected to the hub.

A networknetworknetwork serverserverserver is a computer that provides various shared resources to workstations and other servers on a computer networknetworknetwork. The shared resources can include disk space, hardware access, and email services. Any computer can be a “networknetworknetwork serverserverserver.” What separates a serverserverserver from a workstation is not the hardware, but rather the function performed by the computer. In general, a workstation is any computer used by an individual person to perform his or her job duties, while a networknetworknetwork serverserverserver is any computer that provides users with access to shared software or hardware resources.