Jan 11
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By Akhilesh Sharma, Tweak and Trick Computers have simplified our life to a great extent. Things that were impossible earlier can now be completed instantly thanks to computers. But, does this mean that a PC is all work and no play? Obviously not! Here are some of the best tricks you can try out on […]
Jan 10
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Contributed by Petey, Macworld 4 Jan 2012 So your OS X Mac isn’t working quite right. What should you do? Here’s a list of 20 basic steps to try. FIRST AID 01 Restart 02 Check/fix the filesystem 03 Make sure you’re not running out of free space on the System volume 04 Repair permissions 05 […]
Jan 7
Apps to overclock your CPU, graphics card and RAM By Neil Mohr, Tech Radar All the big component manufacturers have their own overclocking apps When even the mighty Intel, locker of clocks and remover of multipliers, releases a software overclocking app you know overclocking has gone mainstream. While the hardcore know that BIOS is […]
Jan 6
By Michael Meisel, Chief Architect at ThousandEyes Apr 07, 2011 4:21 PM PST At ThousandEyes, we’ve always been curious about the performance of various public DNS resolvers — especially since Google threw their hat in the ring back in 2009. We satisfied our curiosity this week, so we thought we’d share the results. Here’s how […]
Jan 6
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By Akhilesh Sharma, Tweak and Trick Normally, Windows is installed using optical media like DVDs and CDs but there are times when it is not possible to boot into the windows setup using disks probably because your DVD drive is not working or, if you are using one of those ultra-portable laptops, it is not there […]
Jan 5
By The Geek, HowToGeek Published On 1/1/13 Facebook, Twitter, Google, Dropbox, and all the other web services out there can be accessed by various applications and other services. Here’s a couple of links that you can use to quickly remove anything that has access. Your Google Account Perhaps the most important of your accounts […]
Jan 4
By Jonathan Strickland, HowStuffWorks Inc Many times you can tell if your computer has a virus, but it’s rarely this obvious. We all know computer viruses — and other kinds of malware — can cause problems ranging from irritating to catastrophic. Some malware replicates itself until it fills up all available space on your hard […]
Jan 3
By Ige, TechieChips Here’s a crude guide to help you put a password to your Wireless or Wi-Fi router to prevent unauthorized access to your Internet connection. I have a wireless router at home so that everybody can use the internet wherever they are in the house. I can still remember when I still didn’t […]
Jan 3
BY CYPHERHACKZ SEPTEMBER 16, 2011 I have been using P1 Wimax since August 2009. Personally, it is the best Internet broadband that we have in Malaysia. For Home Plus package, the average connection speed is around 120kbps-170kbps. But there were a few times where the speed dropped to 20-50kbps, and even sometimes it disconnected abruptly. The purpose I write this […]
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