The blue screen of death is the most dreaded error screen on Windows, caused by a sudden failure of any hardware or system level software. Here’s some advice for troubleshooting the BSoD. Continue reading
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2012Filters are an amazing way to take control of your incoming mails in Gmail. With filters, you can sort mail into different folders as and when they arrive. This sorting is done automatically, and creating a filter is just a one-time process. Continue reading
Delete Select Websites From Google Chrome History
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How to Clear the Browsing History in Google Chrome
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How to Edit or Add Android APN and Access Point Settings
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How to Add a Speed Dial to Firefox
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How to Install Windows 7 or Windows 8 from a USB Drive
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Virtual Clone Drive
Wednesday, January 18th, 2012At times, we might need to extract ISO files to view their contents, or to extract specific files from them. This can be done using Virtual Clone Drive. Continue reading
How to Set up Unattended Access on your Computer with Teamviewer
Sunday, December 18th, 2011Teamviewer is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and for mobile devices as well. This means, you can access a Windows PC from Linux or a Mac from any mobile device. Continue reading
How to Defragment the Pagefile in Windows 7
Tuesday, November 29th, 2011Today, we are going to see how to defragment the pagefile in Windows 7. A fragmented pagefile can slow down your computer and reduce performance. Continue reading
Move your Windows 7 Pagefile to a New Location
Monday, September 26th, 2011The C drive hosts out entire operating system, but some other files are also created on the C drive, which eat up additional space. One of them is the pagefile. Here is how you can move the pagefile to a new location. Continue reading
Speed up Firefox: Disable Faulty Hardware Acceleration
Monday, August 1st, 2011If your computer cannot run Firefox 5 in hardware acceleration mode, try disabling hardware acceleration with this tip! Continue reading
