Posts tagged Hardware
Save Google Books In PDF Format!
Mar 4th
Disclaimer : This post consists of contents that is intended only for educational purposes.
All those Google fans out there wont be missing out Google Books which is very informative and may be much more for all those book worms around the globe. Google Books is keeping up a database of almost every books published and also also presents before the users limited/full/NO preview of the same. But not all users of Google would not be delighted to buy the whole book for their “some page needs”. Moreover the preview pages for limited preview books varies with time Continue reading “Save Google Books In PDF Format!” »
Completely Erase Your Hard Disk!!
Feb 22nd
Darik’s Boot and Nuke (“DBAN”) is a self-contained boot disk that securely wipes the hard disks of most computers. DBAN will automatically and completely delete the contents of any hard disk that it can detect, which makes it an appropriate utility for bulk or emergency data destruction. Continue reading “Completely Erase Your Hard Disk!!” »
How To Fix Slow Network Transfer In Windows 7
Feb 7th
If you’ve ever tried to transfer large files between a computer running Vista or Windows7 and another running Windows XP you may have noticed it can take a long time.This problem is caused by a Windows feature called Remote Differential Compression, a tool used to conserve system resources during network transfers. Continue reading “How To Fix Slow Network Transfer In Windows 7” »
50 tips to speed up your PC
Jan 17th
The road to a faster PC starts by properly optimising your hardware. While some of these procedures can be risky, they can also prove very effective, often delivering direct and noticeable performance gains in every area of your system.
1. Update the BIOS
Upgrading your PC’s BIOS, or firmware in other devices like the router, could be a quick way to improve performance, fix bugs and even add new features. Look for the current BIOS version number on your boot screen or in the BIOS set-up program and then visit the manufacturer’s site to check for recent upgrades. Continue reading “50 tips to speed up your PC” »
Install a New Internal Hard Drive in Your PC
Jan 10th
Installing a new hard drive in your desktop computer is afairly straightforward task that an intermediate user can typicallyaccomplish in about 20 to 30 minutes. Follow these simple directionsto get your new hard drive up and running quickly.First, be sure to obtain a new drive that uses the same connectorinterface as your existing drive. In most current models, this willbe a SATA connector. With your new drive in hand, disconnect yourPC’s power supply, and open up the case.If the new drive is going to be your system’s only hard drive, re -move the old one by detaching the power and data cables from it,unscrewing the screws (usually two or four) that mount it to thecase, and then sliding the drive out of its cage. Once the old drive isout of the way, screw the new one into the drive cage and attach the power and data cables just as they were on the old drive. Continue reading “Install a New Internal Hard Drive in Your PC” »
