Back Up Solutions Simplified

Published on September 15, 2009 by in Useful tips

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Having access to back up storage is one thing. Actually using it is something completely different. Many computer users have finely honed their skills at doing regular back ups and are always prepared for the inevitable hardware failure. If you don’t count yourself amongst these data commandos, there is hope. Gizmodo has prepared an excellent [...]

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A Bundle of Solid Freeware

Published on June 2, 2009 by in Useful tips

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For every software program with a price tag, more often than not an equally good (and sometimes better), free program exists and can become an essential part of one’s computing experience.  Lifehacker has put together a good list of free programs that have proven stable, reliable, and effective at getting the job done.  All of [...]

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Data Recovery Simplified

Published on May 3, 2009 by in Useful tips

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Best practice: back up your data. Next best practice: learn how to use data recovery software in the event of a hard drive crash, hardware failure, or inadvertantly deleting data. Lifehacker reviews five free software applications that will help you get back those important files. Check out the review here

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Anyone using a computer running Microsoft Windows will at some point encounter the dreaded blue screen of death (bsod).  Freezing screens, crashing computers, followed by a lot of head-scratching often accompany this event.  The website MaximumPC has provided a handy guide to understanding the BSOD and provides some suggestions for cleaning up the ensuing mess. [...]

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The folks at Wired have offered up a comprehensive list of how-to’s for getting rid of your used electronic gear. Check out the article here.

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Translate with Google

Published on March 25, 2009 by in Useful tips

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In addition to using google for your various web-searching needs, you can also use it to do a quick translation of a word into another language. Here’s how it works: 1 Go to Google. (or use your browser’s google search engine) 2. In the search box, type “translate” followed by the word you want to [...]

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Freebies from Microsoft

Published on March 4, 2009 by in Useful tips

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PCWorld has a helpful article outlining a number of free web services that could be of use for those seeking ways to organize and share content over the internet.  In these times, free services from a reputable company can be a valuable asset to many individuals and organizations.

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Is Your Facebook Information Safe?

Published on February 3, 2009 by in Useful tips

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As Facebook continues to grow in popularity, its potential for abuse has also grown. If you, or someone you know uses Facebook, check out this helpful article at allfacebook.com on how to keep personal information safe and protected.

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Faster Internet Browsing with Firefox

Published on January 26, 2009 by in Useful tips

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Do you use Firefox as your web browser? Out of the box, Firefox is a fast, secure browser for accessing the internet. Open-source and supported by a world-wide community, Firefox continues to grow in popularity and functionality with its many available add-ons. If you are looking for an even faster browsing experience, the folks over [...]

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