my hewlett packard compaq laptop cant get the internet why?
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Because its a hewlett packard
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Make sure all the MS networking files are loaded
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There's a thing on the side sorry i can't think of the word of the top of my head but its probably switched off.
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Eh can u please specify whats the error you get. Try switching on and then off your Router. Check your cables. Also check your servers. Try checking the IP Address and DNS Servers are automatically assigned the values. Also clear cookies and history in the Internet Explorer.. Hope it helps :)
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Friday, December 28, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
"HEWLETT PACKARD"
how did the computer company "HEWLETT PACKARD" come up with its name?
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William (Bill) Hewlett and David (Dave) Packard
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William (Bill) Hewlett and David (Dave) Packard
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Friday, December 7, 2012
Hewlett-Packard layoffs?
Hewlett-Packard layoffs?
My dad is a database administrator for Hewlett-Packard. I was just wondering how the recent announcement that with the acquirement of EDS, they will be cutting 24,000 jobs worldwide will affect his job, and how close EDS is to database administrating. Thanks for any help and info.
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I believe that when your dad took up to IT, he was willing to work on project basis instead of settling for a lifetime in a job. IT is like construction - unsteady in its pace, and draws near to a completion any time. My advice is not to settle in any IT company for longer time than you see a higher step you can go up to. Finish a project, get moving if you are not moved into another better one at a better position. EDS is good at dba, but their main focus is Mainframe, as far as I know. If your dad is good at dba, why not move over to some db company like Oracle or some RDBMS Training Centres? His experience can help him and others to a great extent. My suggestion for all IT guys - don't depend on the company. Just finish your project and keep moving on till you have gained good knowledge of the business - once you have enough knowledge, take up projects on your own, build your own team of young professionals and use your experience for institution building. You won't be disappointed.
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My dad is a database administrator for Hewlett-Packard. I was just wondering how the recent announcement that with the acquirement of EDS, they will be cutting 24,000 jobs worldwide will affect his job, and how close EDS is to database administrating. Thanks for any help and info.
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I believe that when your dad took up to IT, he was willing to work on project basis instead of settling for a lifetime in a job. IT is like construction - unsteady in its pace, and draws near to a completion any time. My advice is not to settle in any IT company for longer time than you see a higher step you can go up to. Finish a project, get moving if you are not moved into another better one at a better position. EDS is good at dba, but their main focus is Mainframe, as far as I know. If your dad is good at dba, why not move over to some db company like Oracle or some RDBMS Training Centres? His experience can help him and others to a great extent. My suggestion for all IT guys - don't depend on the company. Just finish your project and keep moving on till you have gained good knowledge of the business - once you have enough knowledge, take up projects on your own, build your own team of young professionals and use your experience for institution building. You won't be disappointed.
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Saturday, December 1, 2012
Hewlett Packard Windows 7 - Wordpad?
Hewlett Packard Windows 7 - Wordpad?
Wordpad is Hewlett Packard's version of Microsoft Word. Unbelievably, it doesn't appear to have a spell-check. Is that really the case, or have I somehow failed to activate it?
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wordpad actually comes will all windows, it's Mircosoft word you have to buy. Wordpad doesn't have spellcheck unless something has change between yesterday and today.
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Wordpad is MICROSOFT'S CHEAP version of Word. It doesn't have a spellchecker or many other things that Word has. Open Office http://www.openoffice.org/ Writer is free and has a spellchecker.
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Wordpad belongs to Microsoft. It's packaged in their Windows as a free program. No, it doesn't come with spell check. There are several 3d party software programs that you can download to run with Wordpad to give it spellcheck capabilities. Below is an example. I have NO idea if this program is good......I just found it doing a Yahoo search for 3d party software for you. http://spellex.com/Products/spxa/default.htm
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Word pad doesn`t have spell check, you`re thinking of Microsoft office. If you don`t want to buy office download open office, it`s free, is compatible with microsoft office and has spell check.
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Wordpad comes directly from Microsoft -- HP has nothing to do with it. Wordpad was the successor to Notepad -- a straight text editor with no pretensions to being a word processor. Wordpad really isn't much better. Yes, it does not have a spell check -- or about 95% of the other features Word has. It barely qualifies as a word processor, mostly because it has text formatting and word wrap. Beyond that, pffffft! Sorry.
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Wordpad is Hewlett Packard's version of Microsoft Word. Unbelievably, it doesn't appear to have a spell-check. Is that really the case, or have I somehow failed to activate it?
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wordpad actually comes will all windows, it's Mircosoft word you have to buy. Wordpad doesn't have spellcheck unless something has change between yesterday and today.
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Wordpad is MICROSOFT'S CHEAP version of Word. It doesn't have a spellchecker or many other things that Word has. Open Office http://www.openoffice.org/ Writer is free and has a spellchecker.
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Wordpad belongs to Microsoft. It's packaged in their Windows as a free program. No, it doesn't come with spell check. There are several 3d party software programs that you can download to run with Wordpad to give it spellcheck capabilities. Below is an example. I have NO idea if this program is good......I just found it doing a Yahoo search for 3d party software for you. http://spellex.com/Products/spxa/default.htm
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Word pad doesn`t have spell check, you`re thinking of Microsoft office. If you don`t want to buy office download open office, it`s free, is compatible with microsoft office and has spell check.
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Wordpad comes directly from Microsoft -- HP has nothing to do with it. Wordpad was the successor to Notepad -- a straight text editor with no pretensions to being a word processor. Wordpad really isn't much better. Yes, it does not have a spell check -- or about 95% of the other features Word has. It barely qualifies as a word processor, mostly because it has text formatting and word wrap. Beyond that, pffffft! Sorry.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Hardware releases of laptops of Hewlett Packard?
Latest information regarding the hardware releases of laptops of IBM & Hewlett Packard? prepare a table compar?
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Can't compare them since IBM does not make Laptops, or any PCs for that matter. They sold off their PC division to Lenovo over 5 years ago.
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Can't compare them since IBM does not make Laptops, or any PCs for that matter. They sold off their PC division to Lenovo over 5 years ago.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Hewlett Packard Sound
why does my hewlett packard sound like it is going to overheat?
style hp pavilion motor sound lounds when it is running
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because its gonna over heat you are watching too much prons
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style hp pavilion motor sound lounds when it is running
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because its gonna over heat you are watching too much prons
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Hewlett-Packard Pavilion 7940 and getting an ACPI error
I'm trying to install a memory module in a Hewlett-Packard Pavilion 7940 and getting an ACPI error?
I'm trying to install a second memory module in my H-P Pavilion 7940 (which is ok according to h-p), but when I do, I get this kind of error message: The ACPI BIOS in this system is not fully compliant with the ACPI specification. Can someone help me a) obtain an updated BIOS (PhoenixBIOS) -OR- b) disable ACPI in my bios I'm running windows 2000 on the system and H-P's support has been absolutely NO help. Any thoughts, directions, help, recommendations, etc?
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Here's any info I have found for your PC on the HP Site: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07110&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=58464&rule=6322
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I'm trying to install a second memory module in my H-P Pavilion 7940 (which is ok according to h-p), but when I do, I get this kind of error message: The ACPI BIOS in this system is not fully compliant with the ACPI specification. Can someone help me a) obtain an updated BIOS (PhoenixBIOS) -OR- b) disable ACPI in my bios I'm running windows 2000 on the system and H-P's support has been absolutely NO help. Any thoughts, directions, help, recommendations, etc?
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Here's any info I have found for your PC on the HP Site: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07110&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=58464&rule=6322
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