What is Microsoft's Norms?
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To extract money with the message "Your copy of Windows is not genuine"
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For the average user, especially for corporate compatibility, Microsoft OS is the best choice. For the "power" home user or corporate power user, Linux (probably Red Hat, see RedHat.com) is the best choice. There are very good alternatives, these days, to MS product choices that are, for the most part, very compatible (see OpenOffice.org) and free. Linux now offers the stability, useability, and flexibility not found in any OS brought to market by MS. I'm not, however, "bashing" Windows - it is a good product for the average consumer. For linux, I strongly recommend Red Hat -- mostly because I am a RHCT ;) but they do have a strong corporate / support offering.
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Well it really depends on what software it is. Average software usually takes an x86 system with Windows ranging from Windows ME up to Windows 2003. The box or case the software is enclosed in, should have the recommended system requirements on how much is needed for it to run such as 900MHz and 128MB of RAM.
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Try here...\n\nC:&#92; Documents and Settings&#92; owner&#92; Local Settings&#92; Application Data&#92; Microsoft\n\nThat's where mine is.
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Go here and do it correctly.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/bugbusting.mspx
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I am a Mac person. I tend to avoid Microsoft products because I hate the monopoly.\n\nThere are many that are deeply concerned with the security risks of Microsoft products.
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microsoft is your answer
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support.microsoft.com\nsearch the knowlege base.
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<>If it is a Microsoft product, you will only be able to load it a limited number of times before you get a message that you have "exceeded the number of installs allowed on this license."  As for them knowing where you installed it, they will only know if you register each install.
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It's very difficult. You can go to www.microsoft.com to find out.
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depends on what windows or whatever ur using is u need to be persific about things
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It depends on the program you are downloading with\n\nbut \n\nit is usuall in My Documents
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That's the highest certification you can get from Microsoft. So the answer is no.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303013\n\nlook there
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No reason to risk the wrath of Microsoft Legal.\n\nTry OpenOffice -- it's free (open source) and will open anything that you can build with O2K3.
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It depends on your browser.  I use Firefox in part because it lets me erase all that stuff under the Privacy options.  Microsoft software is not as forgiving/forgetting.
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Works , Microsoft Works.