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i’ve lost my usb cable to connect my camera to the computer, how else can i transfer my pictures on?

You could email them to yourself, or you could by a bluetooth piece for your computer and bluetooth them.

My top two schools right now are Mizzou, and SLU (St. Louis University). Are either of those good schools to gain experience, so I can find a job in computer hardware engineering?

Well, for starters make sure that whatever program you go into is ABET accredited. I don’t know about the quality of either of those two schools in particular.

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Ed Lazowska, professor of computer science engineering at the University of Washington, takes a look back at all that technology has made possible in the last century. Look back and history then jump ahead for a preview of coming developments, from promising advances in personalized medicine and education to a brand-new Internet.

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i only know how to access yahoo messenger orkut,visit various sites, but i dont know much about the basics like downloding,copying,and other details.

Dear google is the best thing ever in this earth where You can find your answer of your any query. Just type any query in google and you got the different links.
You can also use another good site which is

http://www.wikipedia.org/

Now Start Searching….

I am looking to use my free time at home to take Computer Based Training (CBT) so that I can get certified in various IT subjects such as Network Security/Lan Administration.

There are quite a few online training certification sites. I can’t recommend any one to you, so I’d suggest searching for some, then looking for reviews about them, along with queries to the Better Business Bureau and perhaps a query to whoever administers the cerification you’re looking for to see if they’re certified to train the curriculum.

That said, in addition to any online course you take, you will benefit greatly from having a couple of computers handy that you can set up in a network at home, and play with to test different configurations. The certifications are meant to work with existing experience in the field, and there is no substitute for actually applying what you’ll learn in the course onto an actual test network.

I am interested in knowing about the difference between computer science and computer engineering and which one should I choose if I want to have the computer programmer career or work at adobe or microsoft and get a job at those places and what are some good universities in california that are well known for these courses for example I heard the UC Berkley is good for computer science all that technology stuff and UCLA is good for Biology course and can I know some of the good universities?

If you want the programming career, you shoud go with computer science. Berkeley is good for it, UCLA is pretty good and so is UCSD. Cal Poly SLO is a good one in the CSU. There are also a lot of good colleges in other states too, like MIT, Carnegie Mellon, etc…

There’s lots of things you can do. Most are free – except the adding more hardware part…

You may have too many programs starting when you boot the computer – these use memory and can slow your computer down. At a command prompt, or the run command, just type msconfig

This brings up a dialog box showing all the programs that start when your computer boots. Just uncheck the ones you don’t want to start. Be careful when you do this and only uncheck those you know you don’t need as some of those are system tools.

It could be your hard drive is getting full. A rule of thumb is to keep at least 10% of free disk space. If yours is near that it’s time to think about moving your files to another drive or CD/DVD. Under 90% full, it usually doesn’t matter how full your drive is, it shouldn’t slow your computer down – it’s storage space and not actively used until you run a program.

Another way of clearing some space off your drive is to use the clean up utilities – Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools to delete old log and temporary files. Utilities like Ccleaner – http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner – do much the same job but with a prettier interface.

You need to check your anti-virus is up-to-date. Download MBAM free edition – http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free Boot into safe mode (press F8 while your computer is booting) and do a full scan. This may take a while but will find anything nasty your normal AV program missed.

Make sure your drivers are up-to-date. Open Device Manager and update the drivers.

You could also try defragging your drive and cleaning the registry – Ccleaner has a registry cleaner – but unless your computer is seriously messed up you won’t see much of a difference. The use of defragging and registry cleaning is debatable. Lots of people say it helps, some people say it doesn’t but very little in the way of proof either way.

Another way is to edit the services that start when your computer boots. I supposed this comes under "advanced", and you need to be careful as turning the wrong thing on or off can seriously screw your computer up.

http://www.speedyvista.com/services.php

http://www.theeldergeek.com/services_guide.htm

http://www.blackviper.com/category/guides/ – a very good site

One way to speed up almost any computer is to add more memory. http://www.crucial.com/ has a good tool for showing what RAM you’ve got fitted and how much your motherboard can actually use.

Of course, you could ignore all of the above and simply reinstall everything, including your operating system.

I was wondering what degree is needed to be become a computer hardware engineer? What about a computer software engineer?

Computer Hardware Engineering is ultimately Electrical Engineering. If you can graduate with a degree in Electrical Engineering, you can do anything such as Computer Hardware Engineer and even Computer software Engineer.

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