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Reinstall Windows XP On Your Computer
by Bill Holder
Installing Windows XP is the easy part. The task is pretty much a matter of "set it and forget it." You do need to make sure that your system is set up to boot from the CD drive first, so you can boot from the Windows XP disc. If you are uncomfortable or don't want to be bothered with the BIOS setup, you can simply let the CD auto-play while you're in Windows. You choose whether to repair Windows XP or to do a fresh installation of it. more...
Basic Diagnosis Guidelines for Your PC
by: Priyanka Agarwal
Simone is exasperated. She has to work on her university assignment but her PC is not working properly. For example, she would like to open a single Internet Explorer window but a whole series of windows are opening up. Simone is not alone when it comes to this sort of problem. As a matter of fact, most of us will come across these kinds of problems in our life. When you fall sick you go to a doctor and he/she asks you a couple of questions as well as taking a look at your case history before giving any medication to you. In a similar way you have to find out what’s wrong with your PC before treating it, if it’s working in an abnormal manner. This article will help you in finding out what’s troubling your PC. more...
A lot of Beepen and Tooten, But No Booten?
By: Stephen Bucaro
You start your computer and all you get is a blank screen and some beeping noise. You panic because you think you have some very serious computer problems. Actually, your concerns are justified. The reason your computer is beeping is because it has a serious problem that prevents it from communicating via its standard output, the screen. But don't lose hope, here are some troubleshooting steps you can take.
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Tech Essentials Premium Technical Cleaning Products
by Dave Chappelle
ther than occasionally swiping at the monitor screen with a tissue, or licking your finger and smudging an annoying speck around, when's the last time you thought about cleaning your computer equipment? more...
Dusting Your Computer - Keeping it Cool
by Steve Perlow
y mother always told me to dust, but I never did, mostly because I was lazy, but also because I couldn't find any tangible benefit to dusting. I just didn't see how I'd benefit from my room or my things being less dusty. Well now I've gotten a bit older, and I finally found a reason to dust - a cooler running computer. I'm going to give some background on my own system and circumstances first, then run tests before and after dusting, as well as explain how and what I used to dust. Be sure to take a look at this article - with pictures and graphs - plus a whole lot more, at aworldofhelp.com. more
Domestic Cleaning Advice: Computer Cleaning
by Ispas Marin
he computer you use can get pretty dirty sometimes and that might reduce it's performance and reduce it's life time so here is some advice on how you can clean it up. more...
Don’t Scratch the Top of a CD!
By: Adam Platzer
That’s right! Scratching the top of a CD (the screen printed side) can be damaging to the integrity of the CD. Most people try to avoid scratches and blemishes from occurring on the bottom side of the CD. But in reality, the top is the more vulnerable side. more...
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