The UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME Blue Screen of Death error means that you’re having an issue with starting up Windows. This problem may be fixable … read on.
A Guide to the “Unmountable Boot Volume” Blue Screen of Death Error
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How to Calculate Power Consumption of Your Computer
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It’s important to determine how much power your computer and its components are using — the first step toward saving money on your energy bill.
How much RAM, or memory, do I need in my PC?
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A real question when buying a new PC is how much RAM, or memory, the computer needs. Here’s a rundown of various configurations and the needed RAM requirements.
A Guide to the KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE Blue Screen of Death Error
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The KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE Blue Screen of Death error can be an issue with your hard drive, memory or drivers. Find out which.
Removing the AVG Toolbar and Undoing its Browser Changes
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The AVG Toolbar can slow down your web browser and is very difficult to get rid of. Here’s how to do it.
A Guide to Physical PC Maintenance
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PC maintenance is more than just software. Learn how to keep your PC clean, inside and out.
A Guide to the “Worker Thread Returned at Bad IRQL” Blue Screen of Death Error
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The WORKER_THREAD_RETURNED_AT_BAD_IRQL Blue Screen of Death error can mean two things: outdated drivers or conflicting antivirus apps. Find out which one.
Ten Reasons to Stick with Windows XP
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If you’re feeling pressured into upgrading beyond Windows XP, don’t be. Here are ten good reasons why you should stick with Windows XP instead.
Differences Between Windows 7 and Windows 8
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When considering a transition from Windows 7 to Windows 8, it helps to be aware of the differences between versions. Here’s more on that subject.
A Guide to the BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO Blue Screen of Death Error
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BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO, sometimes represented with a STOP code of 0x00000074, means you’ve got a bad hard drive, bad memory or a bad Windows Registry. Let’s track down the problem.
Saving Files in the Right File Format for Compatibility
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If you’d like your documents read on the majority of computers and apps, you need to know what file format to save them in. Learn about that here.
GeForce 320.18 Driver Details, Specs and Download Information
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The GeForce 320.18 stable graphics driver release, for GTX 600 and 780 cards, offers significant performance increases on many games. Download it here.
Computer Monitor Refresh Rates & Response Time Explained
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Refresh rates? Response time? What do these things mean and why should I care when I buy a computer monitor? These terms and more are explained.
Customize the Look and Feel of Start Menu Reviver
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Start Menu Reviver can be customized to a great degree, from colors to Start Button choice to icons. Learn about your customization options here.
Using File History in Windows 8
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File History, new to Windows 8, acts as a continuous backup of your documents and media files, allowing you a form of version control over your files.
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