October 11th, 2008
Can you tell if your computer has a Virus or is infected with Spyware? In this article I will give you the signs that will tell you if your computer is infected.
Knowing the symptoms of a virus infection or spyware infection can save you a lot of pain. Writing down the symptons is a great first step in troubleshooting your computer. Take a notepad and write all the weird things that your computer is doing. Remember, just because you have some of these signs, that doesn’t mean you have a virus. Some of these signs also point to hardware issues and/or a issue with one of your programs.
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March 16th, 2008
Before writing this article I had changed my list many times. There are many great things about Apple’s products over rival companies, but getting the order is subject to personal opinion.
#1 – Aesthetics
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3 Of The Best Things About Apple Computers
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February 29th, 2008
C-level executives lead busy lives. Flooded with information from a mind-boggling variety of communication channels, it is sometimes easy to miss vital and important information that could be saving their companies serious amounts of capital - especially in terms of time and efficiency of their internal information systems. Such is the case with defragmentation or “defrag” as it is more commonly known.
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Corporate Executives Are Fast Learning The Significant Value Of Defragmentation
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February 20th, 2008
“If it Ain’t Broke Don’t Fix It” Poses a Potentially Catastrophic Danger for Computers
When Lance offered up his quip chances are he knew little about the impending rise of the computer age. Had he known he may have developed a more proactive approach, or at least made an exception, to protecting a computer’s hard drive from the damage of fragmentation.
While the “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” mentality may work in some areas of political policy, it poses a potentially catastrophic danger for those who own computers.
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If It Aint Broke Dont Fix It Poses A Potentially Catastrophic Danger For Computers
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January 27th, 2008
When people find out I am an I.T. Consultant, their next question is often “How can I speed up my computer?” In my book
“Computer Secrets Unleashed!”, I cover many ways to speed up your computer. However, if I had to pick just one thing, I would say “The single easiest and most cost-effective thing you can do to speed up your computer is to ensure it has adequate RAM.”
Assuming your computer is virus and spyware free, the answer to your speed issues is a simple, inexpensive RAM upgrade. I constantly see people who have spent $1000 on a new computer and, after a few months, are disappointed in the performance. Ironically, for just a few dollars more they could have purchased enough RAM to begin with.
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Make Your Computer Screaming Fast With A Ram Upgrade!
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