FAQ  - Top 10 Questions

PC OS & System Support

  1. After I upgraded to a high-speed CPU and a large hard disk, my Win95 or Win ME always have corrupted data at startup? Why and how the solve it?
  2. How to move my Outlook Express 5 to a new PC?
  3. How to Backup my data in Win 98 or Win 2000 automatically?
  4. Where can I keep my off-site backup sets in the Internet?
  5. How to disable some of the startup programs in Win 98?
  6. Where can I get free software in the internet?
  7. How to recover Windows Registry in DOS?
  8. How to reactivate a dead hard disk?
  9. How can I solve Win 98se Shutdown problem?
  10. How to get a free tool to change the partition size of Windows ME or NT without formating my hard disk?
  11. How can I get back Windows 2000 after I installed Win 98 in my Windows 2000 PC? 

　

Networking & eBusiness

  1. How to use a Huge hard disk (>8Gb) in Netware 3.12 server?
  2. What is EDI?
  3. What are the Advantages of using EDI?
  4. How can I add a secure payment collection service like SET without all the setup procedures, costs, and charges? 
  5. How can I change NT's Registry to optimize my system?
  6. In Red Hat Linux, why do I get a "Forbidden: You don't have permission to access / on this server" message whenever I try to access my Apache server?
  7. How can I get more advice from you?

　

流行電腦術語和簡稱

There is a free backup program in Windows 95 with automatic run command. You can use the Windows Scheduler to run it automatically.

In Windows 98, the bundled backup program cannot be run in auto mode without user intervention. However, you may use any script program to run it and pass key-press to the software. You may use a freeware WINCRON to schedule and run it automatically.

In Windows ME, you have to install the bundled backup program manually from the add-on folder of the Win ME CD-ROM.

　

At the Start button select Run. Type "msconfig" to open the Windows configuration program.  Select the Startup page and uncheck any items you want to disable during Windows startup.

　

　

Why do I get a "Forbidden/You don't have permission to access / on this server" message whenever I try to access my server?

Search your conf/httpd.conf file for this exact string: <Files ~>. If you find it, that's your problem -- that particular <Files> container is malformed. Delete it or replace it with <Files ~ "^\.ht"> and restart your server and things should work as expected.

This error appears to be caused by a problem with the version of linuxconf distributed with Redhat 6.x. It may reappear if you use linuxconf again.

　

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