Mac Mini 1.5 Specs

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• Mac Mini 1.5 Specs
• How Can I Empty My Hard Drive?
• How to Take a Page Shot
• How to Remove Windows Photo Gallery in Vista
• How to Replace the CMOS Battery in a Toshiba Laptop L305-S5895
• How to Update Display Properties

Mac Mini 1.5 Specs Posted: The Mac Mini 1.5 -- a version of the small form factor desktop Apple computer -- has a processor with a 1.5-gigahertz processing speed. On September 27, 2005, eight months after the original Mac Mini's debut, Apple replaced the 1.42-GHz Power PC... by Andy Josiah

How Can I Empty My Hard Drive? Posted: Hard drives store all sorts of data and information. On a primary hard drive, the data and information required to run the operating system is stored on the drive. To empty a hard drive, it either needs to be formatted or the operating system needs... by Lindsay Howell

How to Take a Page Shot Posted: You have a couple of options when taking a screen shot of your page. If you take a full screen shot, all of the open windows will be copied just as your screen currently appears. On the other hand, you may also choose to take a screen shot of only... by Chad Buleen

How to Remove Windows Photo Gallery in Vista Posted: Windows Live Photo Gallery is a program that comes installed with Windows Vista as the default photo organizer and viewer program. Many users are unsatisfied with the performance of Windows Live Photo Gallery and prefer to use a third-party program... by Dustin Thornton

How to Replace the CMOS Battery in a Toshiba Laptop L305-S5895 Posted: Replace the CMOS battery in a Toshiba Laptop when the system no longer keeps track of the date and time or to reset the BIOS password. The clock battery is located inside the Toshiba laptop and remains connected even when the main battery and power... by Norm Dickinson

How to Update Display Properties Posted: Among the many features of Windows 7 is the ability to customize your computer. Besides setting a custom desktop and color scheme, you can change your computer's display properties. Displays are synonymous with your computer "screen"... by Nicholas Smith

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