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Here`s how to protect your data from accidental loss if your system hardware or storage media fails.

We cover some of the more common issues associated with the Windows firewall, Internet connection sharing, and file and printer sharing.

This tip from Microsoft Windows XP Inside Out helps you find encrypted files at a glance.

If you are deaf or have difficulty hearing sounds from the computer, you can quickly set sound options using the Accessibility Wizard. Sound options include turning on SoundSentry so that you can get visual warnings for system sounds, and ShowSounds so that captions are displayed for speech and sounds in programs that provide them.

As you know, a computer functions with both input (keyboard and mouse, for example) and output (monitor and printer, for example) devices. In this module, we`ll focus on how Windows XP allows you to configure your computer`s input and output behaviors to accommodate people with a range of disabilities.

Sometimes files and folders can clutter your computer. The Recycle Bin, the desktop icon that resembles a wastebasket, is where you put a file or folder if you want to delete it.

You`ve heard about the advantages of networking your existing computers, for convenience at home or productivity at work. We outline some of the specifics.

Learn about how your new or existing home network will be protected with Windows XP Service Pack 2.

Help make the add-ons that you do want function properly and easily get rid of the ones you don't want.

Windows XP got its name from one its most basic elements: the window. The rectangular work area for a program, file, or other task is called a window.

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This tip from Microsoft Windows XP Inside Out helps you find encrypted files at a glance.

Remote Assistance is a tool designed to allow users to solicit help from a technician, friend, helpdesk, or vendor. Remote Assistance is similar to remote control packages like VNC or pcAnywhere - for occasional support it should work just fine for you. If you know a "techie" in your life who can help you, you can have them use Remote Assistance to help fix your problem. Follow these simple instructions to navigate the process and make Remote Assistance work for you!

Learn how to implement the security measures recommended in the Windows XP Security Guide in a small or medium business environment without an Active Directory deployment.

Internet Connection Sharing is a new function of Windows XP to allow multiple users to share one internet connection through one computer. In one sense, this makes the computer a "router" or a "proxy", if you add Internet Connection Firewall (ICF), it makes it a firewall as well. If you are not familiar with those terms - it`s ok. Basically, it allows one computer to act as the gateway or the doorkeeper to the Internet.

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