Frequently asked questions about Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
Columnist Charlie Russel answers questions about Windows XP Professional x64 Edition that have appeared frequently in the new (and very active) Microsoft Windows 64-bit Newsgroup.
Virtual Machines–An Alternative to Dual Booting
Columnist Charlie Russel shares his new solution to hardware and software compatibility issues in Windows XP Pro x64.
How to Preview Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2
Expert Zone Columnist Tony Northrup tells you how tech enthusiasts can get a jump start on this important new update for the operating system.
Schedule TV Show Recording over the Web Using MSN Remote Record Service
Columnist Justin Harrison explains how to schedule TV program recordings for your Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 -based PC over the Web.
How Useful Is a Kitchen PC?
Columnist Sharon Crawford covers everything from recipe sites to setting up a wireless network in your kitchen.
Using forums to answer questions about Windows XP
Columnist Joli Ballew explains how to successfully search for solutions and post questions in non-Microsoft discussion groups.
Windows Vista and the 2007 Microsoft Office system: Better together
Columnist Tom Bunzel explains how to enhance productivity by leveraging Windows Vista features in 2007 Office system programs such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Optimize game settings for performance and looks
Gaming writer Joel Durham, Jr. explains how to configure game settings so they fit with your hardware configuration and provide the perfect level of detail for gaming.
Expert Zone Support WebCast: Using Remote Desktop in a Home Network
MVP Charlie Russel will discuss networking questions such as how to use the convenient Remote Desktop technology to access your Windows XP Professional-based computer on your home network. Live March 16th, on demand after that.
Using the Network Diagnostics Tool
Columnist and MVP Charlie Russel discusses the new Network Diagnostics tool for Windows XP, which should help reduce frustrations caused by networking problems.
