PC Troubleshooting

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By eHow Computers Editor 1 comments
No one ever bought a car or a computer because it could go slower. If your hard-disk drive seems to take forever to go about its business, or if it's having trouble keeping up with your CD-R burning software, chances are it's time for a tune-up ... more »
By MrCHUCK mrchuck999.blogspot.com 1 comments
Windows Vista can move quickly, you just need to know how it give it a kick start... more »
By nick582 0 comments
clean up your computer in so many ways.. more »
By llreynolds 1 comments
They're sent from one person to another, with each recipient sending it on to more people in an ever-widening circle. They promise something good will happen if the letter is sent on and promise something bad if it is not. The worst ones are ... more »
By Altari 1 comments
For whatever reason, you need to take apart your laptop. Here's how to do it, without losing any pieces (or ending up with extras).. more »
By eHow Computers Editor 8 comments
Before calling technical service and paying for "help," take a look at your computer yourself. A little common sense may help you solve simple hardware and software problems... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 1 comments
During World War II they were called "gremlins"--tiny demons responsible for seemingly inexplicable aircraft problems. Today, gremlins prefer personal computers, which often seem to crash if you so much as give them a funny look. Although a ... more »
By MidniteWriter 1 comments
Some email attachments are easy to read. They are included in the body of the email as you scroll down. But how do you read the ones that you must click on as an attachment in your email? What do you do if the photos do not appear or the ... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
The Term Y2K bug refers to a problem people had anticipated occurring when the calendar turned over from 1999 to the year 2000. Isolated problems did occur, but the damage was far less serious than expected. Here's what eHow recommended in 1999 ... more »
By Dulvaryenai 0 comments
Learn how to assign a drive letter to a USB drive in Windows XP so that "My Computer" will recognize it... more »
By jaindinu 1 comments
This article will help in blocking or unblocking any websites from your pc. This is useful for parents who want to block any porn sites which their children are surfing, also useful when you want privacy with any websites. Please do read the ... more »
By nethopperz 2 comments
So you forgot the password to your computer and you need to regain access? This article will show you a few useful methods for gaining access to your password-protected PC... more »
By pianistic 1 comments
Mac keyboards, especially wireless can be tricky to clean. Here are some tips on how to do it... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 1 comments
Computer mice have been around longer than personal computers, and the basic design doesn't look like it's going away anytime soon. When your mouse starts acting up or stops working altogether, it may just need some simple maintenance... more »
By benzak 1 comments
while surfing the web, a lot of cache date is being saved on our computer, which slows our internet speed. it is strongly recommended to delete all our cache data every once in a while, to prevent this... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
Adware can invade your privacy, steal passwords and account numbers, and cause numerous problems with your computer. Although adware may seem like nothing but advertisements, it is often used to install other unwanted programs that can track ... more »
By JetSetWilly 0 comments
This article is not in itself a method to cure slow broadband. I am merely going step-by-step through one process which will help you to determine where any bottle-necks occur, using only a Microsoft operating system (XP), no external software... more »
By eric1985 0 comments
Your computer registry is the software nerve center of any Windows PC. When you install and delete programs, the registry is left with thousands of unneeded entries. Extra entries slow down operations and can keep programs from working ... more »
By Chris N 0 comments
If your computer is like mine you probably don't have a TPM chip embedded on the motherboard, and if you have tried to enable that neat little security encryption feature that's the main selling point of Vista Ultimate and Enterprise you have ... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
If your printer turns out perfect pages when you have it perform a self-test, but all you get is an error code when you try to print from Windows, you've got a communication problem. Here's how to get your PC and printer talking again... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
Computer overheating is mainly due to three causes. The airflow inside the case may be insufficient and cause heat to build locally. Certain components may overwork and generate more heat than usual. A high room temperature will create ... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 2 comments
Protecting your computer is not an option. Malware arrives from various websites, software programs, downloads and emails. Pop-ups, a hijacked web browser, poor computer performance and crashes are some of the signs of malware. Read on to learn ... more »
By AaronA 0 comments
Is your computer slow and unresponsive? Do you find yourself doing other things while you are waiting for your computer to load? I know from personal experience that this can be very frustrating. Today I am going to take you step by step on what ... more »
By crankit98 0 comments
Your Power Supply is located in the system unit and you will learn what it looks like, how you can safely remove the power supply. Learn how it work and you can see the connections to and from the motherboard. Watch the video showing step by step ... more »
By crankit98 0 comments
Learn where to locate the CPU on the motherboard and how to be sure you have the right CPU for your computer.Know how to remove the heat sink and cooling fan before removing and installing a new CPU Chip... more »