BOOTMGR is Missing is an error with your Boot Manager. The Startup Repair utility included with Windows can fix this.
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If you’d like to dual boot Windows XP and Windows 7 on the same machine, here’s the specific steps required.
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If you need additional assistance navigating Windows, that’s where Windows Accessibility Features comes in.
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Here are eight little-known Windows XP tips and tricks that will give you ultimate control over this still-popular operating system.
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If you’re feeling pressured into upgrading beyond Windows XP, don’t be. Here are ten good reasons why you should stick with Windows XP instead.
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Windows runs many services in the background, but many of these aren’t needed. Disabling specific Windows Services can speed up your PC.
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The sfc /scannow command, in any version of Windows, is highly important for getting your Windows system back to normal in case of corruption. Learn how.
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Sometimes it’s important to run an older version of Windows within your newer version, for compatibility or testing purposes. Here’s how to do that.
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Sometimes your hard drive goes bad. Here are some ways to track down the problem and fix it, without having to buy a new one.
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The Windows Task Manager is divided into applications, processes and services. Learn more about the Task Manager here.
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Running a Windows app in compatibility mode can fix many crashes, glitches and other issues when running that app. Here’s how compatibility mode works.
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Here’s a history of the Windows Key, what it does, and a list of Windows Key shortcuts in any version of Windows. Mastering this key is essential.
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A workgroup is a way to share files between Windows XP machines. It’s an ideal way to connect two PCs that are on the same network. Here’s how to set up a workgroup and share files on it.
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The error reporting screens that pop up in Windows XP are annoying and not all that useful. Here’s how to turn off all but the most critical ones.
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The Guest Account can cause security issues in Windows XP by giving unauthorized users access to your PC. Here’s how to disable it.