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male connectors (DB-9 and DB-25)
malware protection
configuring a new PC
sources of malware
MAP command
Master Boot Record (MBR)
fixing on FAT partitions with FDISK
fixing on NTFS with FIXMBR
Master File Table (MFT)
memory
determining amount of RAM needed
installing more RAM
limitation of Windows 9x memory use
limitations on additional RAM
main memory allocated to AGP video card
management programs
Memory Interleave Enabler for Via chipsets
speeding up RAM
swapfile use by Windows 98 and Me, limiting
system memory shared by video system
system resource management, Windows Me
Windows 95/98 cache, fixing
Windows memory management, improving
Windows NT-based systems, operation in RAM
Windows system resources, managing
memory and components (system), in-depth tests of
memory timing settings, hacking
metals, heat sink
MFLOPS (million-floating-point-(math)-operations-per-second)
MFT (Master File Table)
Microsoft
FDISK documentation
Plug and Play specification
millions of instructions per second (MIPS)
raw CPU performance measured in
Mobile and Network settings (typical roles, Windows 95)
modes
parallel port operation
serial port Mode parameter
moisture trapped between the CPU and its heat sink
mount command (Linux)
MR BIOS
MSDOS.SYS file
details of
filler characters at end
typical
multiboot
configuring a multiboot system
partitioning for
sharing filesystems or using unique
third-party utilities, using 2nd
PartitionMagic
System Commander
multiplier values, CPU clock
setting
unlocking the multiplier
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