Computer Security for Beginners
Amazon made the Internet shake on Wednesday September 28 by announcing their all new line up of Kindle e-reading devices along with the introduction of their long rumored tablet called the Kindle Fire. Since I am a huge Amazon fan, I want to share some of my initial thoughts on these new devices. When I [...]
Google’s Blogger platform just released a new and revamped way for users to experience blogs hosted on their platform. They call it Dynamic Views and it’s definitely a fresh and innovative idea to keep the ever growing blogs from becoming stale. As you should know by now, one of the very first things you notice [...]
I like Google’s Chrome browser. I honestly do. It’s snappy fast, looks nice, and has a very cool app store. There are obviously things I do not like about the browser such as the inability for the Adblock Plus addon to block advertisements in videos. However, the biggest and most offending feature that drives me [...]
Microsoft has recently lifted the cover for its next operating system, dubbed Windows 8, to the public. They have also released a preview (beta?) build of the operating system to developers and to the general public. With that being said, the operating system is still a full year from official release and many have considered [...]
Did I ever tell you that I get all sorts of weird requests from some of my clients? So, it’s no surprise when someone requested that I help him devise of a plan to protect all of his important documents and files on an external hard drive he has at home so that no computer [...]
One very popular request from many users is how does one go about cleaning a computer from all the junk and crapware (bloatware is another popular term) installed by default on a newly purchased OEM computer from the store? Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) computers are basically computers you see displayed at your big name electronics [...]
I’m like a mercenary at times. Ask me to do a job or how to accomplish something and I’ll comply without asking any questions as to the “why” part. So, when a friend asked me how to have his computer automatically turn on and off at a specified time everyday, I granted his wish without [...]
It’s been a while since I used Sharepod to manage my iTunes music library. Why? Because it doesn’t work anymore with IOS 4 devices! It’s such a shame because that little utility was perfect for users wanting to manage their music library on their iPhone/iPod/iTouch/iPad without having to use iTunes. Your reasons for hating iTunes [...]
I don’t really play video games that much these days. It’s not that I find them to be a waste of time but rather video games don’t get me excited like they used to anymore. Now I don’t know if I’ve outgrown them or I’m just stuck in nostalgia but one thing is for certain: [...]
Electronic reading is a very hot topic. E-reading devices such as the Kindle, Nook and even the iPad makes reading books fun again. We can all agree, I assume, that the e-reading business is only just beginning to bloom and currently, Amazon is in the forefront of that business. Basically, a lot of money is [...]
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May 11, 2012
Firstly, I am obliged by the mention in the post. You actually found the solution which I mentio...
May 11, 2012
Its still a good tool to use to protect your system from other threats i will be testing it today...
May 7, 2012
I'm still not understanding the original problem but have you tried just disconnecting the USB ca...