| How to Check a URL for a Virus Posted:  Viruses slow down, damage or completely crash computers. Repairs are often costly. When they are not possible, users are sometimes faced with completely replacing their machines. Your computer's virus protection software helps to keep your... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by Anne Kinsey
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| How to Unzip a Tgz File in Linux Posted:  TGZ is one of the most common compression formats used for sharing Linux files over the Internet. The command-line tool used to unzip TGZ archives is "tar," which is included standard in any Linux distribution. Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by ZacheryG
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| How to Add a Computer to a Linksys Wireless Network Posted:  It is common for families or businesses to add computers to their Linksys wireless network. With a wireless connection, you can add multiple computers to one wireless network without making any changes to the wireless router that maintains the... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by Charles Silket Jr.
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| How to Shut Down a PC Fast Posted:  Personal computers sometimes take a minute or more to successfully shut down. Sometimes a user needs to shut down a computer much faster. Reasons might include an impending power outage, thunderstorm or other electrical event. Another reason... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by JohnDaniels
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| How to Change an Audio Output Device Posted:  Computers now have the ability to integrate multiple audio devices into their functions. Factory audio cards are now easily exchangeable with others that can provide more stability and better results. After you have installed a new audio device,... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by RobertC
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| How to Remove My Web Search Posted:  My Web Search is a toolbar that is downloaded along with the Fun Web Products suite of applications, such as Smiley Central and My Mail Stationery. It tracks the websites you visit through cookies stored on your computer. While it is not spyware,... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by RitaW
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| How to Reset to Defaults on an HP 5550 Printer Posted:  If you reset to the default settings on an HP 5550 printer, all of your custom settings will be lost. A cold reset turns the printer back to its original factory settings. You should only perform a cold reset if your printer is malfunctioning or... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by Susan Reynolds
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| How to Determine a Hard Drive Size Posted:  Hard drive size is a concern to PC users because of large files, such as music, photos and videos. The developers of operating systems simplify the process of saving almost any file to the hard drive, making it easy to lose track of how much hard... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by D.P
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| How to Change the Volume on a Laptop Posted:  Laptop computers are typically equipped with a pair of built-in stereo speakers and a headphone jack for connecting a set of phones or a pair of external, self-powered speakers. The system volume that controls the built-in speakers and the signal... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by Evan Burgess
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| How to Insert Error Bars in Excel 2007 Posted: When you have created a bar, line, column, bubble or scatter plot chart using the Microsoft Office Excel 2007 application you add error bars to your chart to show potential error amounts that reflect your research. By inserting error bars you can... Recent Article published on 7/25/2010 by Greg Lindberg |
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