Computers, iPods, cell phones, PSPs, the Wii, video games, Pinterest, television, Facebook, Twitter, etc. have all become part of our daily lives. In fact, many of us consider ourselves “addicted” to these devices.
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Is this our Dear John letter to Microsoft? Windows 8 has some great improvements, but also many glaring errors. Many sites have discussed what they think is wrong, but here is a different take. Why so many “desktops”?
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It happens all the time. In fact, in the last two days, both my mother and my aunt have had their email hacked. When your email is hacked, it is potentially a very dangerous situation. Quick and decisive action is absolutely required.
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When it comes to drivers, a lot of people don’t know what to expect when installing them. Many don’t understand the difference between drivers and user-level software, and even more people don’t understand what it implies. Drivers play a fundamental role in every operating system, regardless of whether you use Windows, Linux, or Macintosh. In this segment, we’ll be talking in particular about Windows drivers, their hierarchy, and how to resolve most common issues with them.
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How would you like it if you could directly and quickly access your favorite programs, documents and folders from the Computer folder itself in a single click!
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I recently transitioned our household to hosted email accounts with Office 365. My wife and I are both Outlook users and like the benefits of working in that interface locally on our desktop and laptops.
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What looks like overwriting a file’s data often is not. I’ll look at how files are updated and what that implies for their recoverability.
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The average computer user usually likes to ignore computer maintenance all together. They simply forget to perform even the slightest bit of computer maintenance and only think about it when something goes terribly wrong their computer.
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Approximately 300,000 Macs in the United States and 600,000 globally have been infected with Flashback trojan, according to Russian Security firm Doctor Web.
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I do not like the hybrid, mix ‘n match concept one iota. For my desktop computer I want a pure desktop operating system. What are your thoughts?
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