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Things You Need To Know Before Choosing A New Computer 2008-02-24 02:36:00 By teahupooMany people when getting a new computer already know what they need in a good computer but to others it is like a totally different language. Many people already know exactly what they need and want to get the master computer. Others are like well should I just get this computer or that one. You need to know what you need before you buy random things.The person that is buying the computer should know what they need or what they need the computer for. The right answer to what you need is the largest and fastest. It would be a good idea to go ahead and just buy the best just to save money in the long run.If you are a starter then you will just want to buy the computer that has everything you need to get started. Like monitor keyboard, CPU, and mouse.The next thing you will need to Read more:Computer
10 Easy Steps to Speed Up Your Computer - Without Upgrading 2008-02-10 03:13:00 By Jim ShutesLapeer Tech GroupIt seems that the longer you own your computer, the slower it gets! A lot of people will keep their computer until it gets so slow that they feel they need a newer, faster model. Some feel like the reason it is getting slower is because it is getting older, when that is just not the case. Your computer should run just as fast as the day you brought it home - if you follow these 10 Easy Steps to Speed
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.1. Empty the Temp directory regularly. After a short while, the temp directory fills up with hundreds of temp files that always get scanned over when Windows starts up and when programs launch. This slows everything down immensely.Rule of thumb for Temp Files: If you don't have any programs open (and nothing minimized in the bar belo
When, Why, And How Should I Reformat My Hard Drive? 2008-02-09 08:00:00 Submitted By: Timothy ScheimanSometimes we have no choice when it comes to reformatting your hard drive. Just make sure you understand that all your data will be lost unless you take the time to backup files you do not want to lose. This should only be done as a last resort. When should I reformat my hard drive? If your windows files are corrupted beyond repair or you have files missing and all your attempts to repair have failed. If you have a virus and all your attempts at removal has not worked. Another reason would be if your computer is infected with spy-ware to the point you cannot open Internet Explorer or your computer's performance has slowed considerably. Another reason would be if your computer will not finish a successful de-frag Why should I reformat my hard drive? One of the
Protecting Your Computer From Viruses, Spyware, And Other Security Threats 2008-02-09 07:50:00 Submitted By: Gabriel Adams Most of us rely on our personal computers and those in our office to complete multiple tasks each day. If that data is lost or compromised it can create numerous problems for us. Protecting
computers against viruses and spyware is something you should do before you start using any program on it. The information you prevent from being accessed could be your credit card accounts and bank accounts. If they are compromised you can end up becoming a victim of identity theft. One way that people accidentally end up with viruses or spyware on their computer is by not paying attention to the sites they use. Don’t get into the habit of giving out your personal information online just because a site asks for it. To opt in, you should only have to give them a first name Read more:Computer
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Tips For Choosing The Right Computer For You 2008-02-09 03:53:00 Submitted By: Gabriel AdamsAre you ready to purchase a new computer? Great! The choices can be daunting, though. Just looking at the price aspect, you can spend anywhere from three hundred euros to several thousand euros, quite easily. The first choice you'll need to make is whether to buy a desktop or a laptop. If you need any amount of mobility at all, we'd suggest a laptop. If you don't plan on moving your computer around or using away from your home or office, you might want a desktop. Desktop computers are easier to repair and are cheaper for what you get. Next, you'll need to make a choice on some of the major features and components of the computer. Memory is a big factor in determining how quickly your computer performs tasks - I would not buy a computer with less than 512 MB of me Read more:Computer
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Top 10 Ways To Make A Computer Run Faster 2008-02-02 06:40:00 by: Brooks CarverToday I am going to be talking about different ways you can make a computer run faster. There is actually a lot you can do yourself that will boost your PC's performance. So lets take a look at different ways we can remedy that slow computer of yours!1. Free Up Disk SpaceA great way to make a computer run faster is to free up some disk space. Windows comes with a disk cleanup tool that helps you free up space on your hard disk. The utility identifies files that you can safely delete without messing anything up, and then enables you to choose whether you want to delete some or all of the identified files.How to use disk cleanup tool.* Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Disk Cleanup. If several drives are availabl Read more:Computer
Removing Viruses, Spyware, Adware And Trojans Using Free Antivirus And Free Antimalware 2008-02-02 06:33:00 Submitted By: Matthew RizosPlease follow the steps below to become malware free. 1. Backup your critical documents and system files 2. Create a Restore Point by clicking start – run – and typing rstrui.exe and click choose the option that allows you to create a restore point. The exact text\options will vary according the version of Windows you are using. 3. Backup personal files such as documents and pictures to external media (like a usb hard drive, cd/dvd or flash drive) 4. Uninstall your current antivirus via add/remove programs in the control panel. I know this may seem a little weird since we are trying to remove malware, but it’s obvious that your current antivirus is not working otherwise you wouldn’t be reading this. If you don’t have antivirus, then you can skip this st Read more:Spyware
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How To Troubleshoot Your Computer Hardware (Motherboard) 2008-03-15 13:34:00 by: Steven Stoddard Motherboard The motherboard is the heart of the computer, every part of the computer relies on the motherboard to function correctly. It maintains connection between every PC component and ensures that things are operating smoothly between them. Many signs of motherboard failure is that the computer won't boot up, not reaching the POST test, erratic system behavior, different combinations of components not working. Because everything is connected to the motherboard certain parts may or may not work correctly if the motherboard is faulty so be sure to test those parts before thinking they're dead and getting new ones. Be sure to do a visual inspection of the motherboard to make sure all cables are seated properly, the fans are spinning, and that the CMOS battery is in i Read more:Computer
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How To Troubleshoot Your Computer Hardware (Power Supply) 2008-03-15 13:29:00 by: Steven Stoddard Supply
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If you suspect your power supply is giving you trouble, make sure you check it out fast, because power supplies can make trouble with the rest of your system as well. Irregular voltages sent from the power supply can short circuit and overheat your components thus frying them and making them unusable. Some faulty power supplies have even caught on fire, but if you’re lucky it might just smoke a little and start to smell. A few signals that your power supply is bad or is going bad would be erratic and seemingly random system behavior like system hangs and crashes, and burning smells along with smoke. If you recently upgraded your system or added new hard drives, disk drives, a graphics card or anything for that matter, be sure to check if your power suppl Read more:Computer
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How To Troubleshoot Your Computer Hardware (Memory) 2008-03-15 13:25:00 by: Steven Stoddard Memory
Faulty RAM can have many adverse effects on your system. Constant lockups, computer rebooting, memory error message (duh), system crashes, and sometimes refusing to boot up are all signs of memory errors. Though, these are also signs for motherboard, hard drive, and power supply problems too. Luckily for you if you think your memory is subject to causing a disruption in your system there are programs that can check the memory for it's performance and to see if it is generating any errors. Memtest86+ is an amazing memory diagnostic program. It is based off of the original Memtest86 that has been around since 1994 and is used by system-builders, average joes, and professionals in the IT world. It's a standalone memory check test which means it can be easily run wi Read more:Computer
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How To Troubleshoot Your Computer Hardware (Sound Card) 2008-03-15 13:03:00 by: Steven Stoddard Sound
Card Some of the typical problems people have with sound cards is either A) no sound or B) no sound. Sounds card typically aren't very expensive so having to replace one if the current one isn't working is no big deal. However, if you're one of those audiophile types who expect 100% original recording quality with your $300 sound card replacing one of those is as expected a lot more harder to do. Sound Card Troubleshooting Check speaker cables make sure they're all connected and plugged into the right spot on your sound card. Also check the speaker's power cables. Make sure windows volume is turned up and the volume is not muted, also make sure that you have all the wave and playback volume turned up and not muted. If you have 'Digital Output Only' checked in yo Read more:Computer
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How To Troubleshoot Your Computer Hardware (Processor) 2008-03-15 12:56:00 by: Steven Stoddard Processor The processor is the actual thinking part of the brain of the computer. It does all the calculations needed to make a computer run, and does them all in split second timing. It determines how fast your computer generally runs, and most of the time is a bottle neck for systems that have had everything upgraded except the CPU. If your processor’s not working, it’s not the end of the world, generally most processors that work correctly for a few weeks, should work correctly for the rest of it’s lifespan, which varies from 5-10 years or so.As long as you’re not overclocking the processor or letting it overheat too badly your processor should be fine, and it could just be a BIOS setting that’s messed up, or a jumper setting, but for kicks just check to m Read more:Computer
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How To Speed Up Your Computer Instantly 2008-03-23 23:38:00 Submitted By: Logan AlbrightIn this modern day and age, we seek for instant gratification in almost every area of our lives. We want things to be done in the fastest way possible and would never back down from striving to find instant cures for everything. Just like how we wish that information can be attained at the snap of our fingers, we also wish that we can solve our problems in an instant. In this article, we will look into ways whereby you can speed up your computer instantly. In reality, it is impossible to do such a thing as the next best thing one can do in trying to speed up their computer is to do it in a few minutes time. There are several methods that you can use to speed up your computer: 1. Clean your hard drive A possibility to why your computer is functioning so slowly is Read more:Computer
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Why Is My Computer Slow? 2008-03-26 05:24:00 Submitted By: Logan AlbrightTechnology and slow are complete opposites with each other. With the rapid advancement of technology, we have become more and more reliant on computers to have information on the go. However, despite how hard we want it to be our way, sometimes our computers fail us and they do not perform at their peak performance when we them to. The question then pops to mind, “why is my computer slow?”There are several reasons to explain why your computer is not performing at its maximum potential. Virus or SpywareOne of the main causes for ‘slow-down’ performance of computers is due to the introduction of viruses or spyware into the system. Viruses and spywares not only slow down your computer’s performance but it can erase precious data too. Also, viruses can le Read more:Computer
Cheap Computer Repair Does not Mean Bad Computer Repair 2008-03-28 05:06:00 by: GuestWhen people are looking for cheap computer repair they need to consider a few important things. The first is you get what you pay for. This does not mean you can?t find a great cheap computer repair company. I say this because many times the cheaper person is not insured and does not offer a guarantee. A perfect example of this is just last week. I had a customer who gave me call and said they needed their computer repaired. They took it to a guy they found on craigslist and yes he was cheap but the guy also had their computer for a full week and the issue was not resolved. He did say he had 20 years of computer repair experience but they still got burned.When choosing a cheap computer repair company always ask how long the company has been in business. If they have only been ope Read more:Cheap
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