Think about your email inbox for a moment (I know, it isn’t always the most fun thing to do) and what do you find in there?
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A quick and easy guide to setting up and using Really Simple Syndication
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The people who frequently change their computers or travel a lot want to have their data with them all the time. It is not always possible to take a laptop or a computer with them. This is where the concept of portable applications comes in. Portable applications are programs that do not depend on any system and do not need to be installed anywhere. They can be installed in a folder and that folder can be copied and taken anywhere without leaving any settings or data behind.
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…urged on by the internet grumblings regarding the lack of Drive Extender a company named Division-M from Australia began working on their own solution. A solution that would make Windows Home Server “whole” again with the added bonus of not being tied to any one particular Microsoft OS.
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Using a different password for every login is an important part of overall security and doesn’t have to be difficult.
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I hate to sound unsympathetic, but most computer problems are caused by careless users. There are a few basic steps you can take to avoid malware infections, data loss, and performance issues. But too many people try to save time or money by cutting corners, and they end up paying the price…
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Two blue screens of death (BSOD) in as many weeks: Yikes, is it my under a year old HP Desktop? Windows 7? Some of my apps?
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Network problems can be frustrating and difficult to track down, but with some time and patience you can usually figure out where the problem originates.
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One tab that is especially necessary for advanced users is the Developer tab.
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Solid State Drives (SSD) have become reasonable in regards to cost and more people are looking at them for everyday use on their PC’s. This article shows you how to use an SSD as the boot drive for Windows 7 and then have a SATA II standard hard drive as a storage location for your documents, videos, pictures, downloads, etc. on it to save space on the SSD.
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