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Archive for February, 2009

Microsoft on Thursday released a lengthy list of 36 improvements it plans to make to the release candidate (RC) for Windows 7, though the company did not provide any details on when that RC might actually be available.

The Windows team separated the updates into nine categories, including the desktop experience, touch, and Windows Media Player.

“There are many under the hood changes (bug fixes, compatibility fixes, performance improvements, and improvements) across the entire dev team that we just don’t have room to discuss here, but we thought you’d enjoy a taste of some changes made by three of

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When it comes to memory, a computer can’t have too much.  These days, I recommend, at the very least, 1GB of memory to run Windows XP or Vista.  I recommend 2GB for regular use, and more than that if you are doing intensive stuff.   Memory is currently quite inexpensive, and if you only have 256MB or 512MB you will definitely see a performance boost by upgrading.

One thing to keep in mind, and where people get confused, is when they upgrade their computer to 4GB memory, but the computer reports only 3.5GB.  Most computers have a 32-bit edition of Windows,… [Read More...]

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Does that box in the corner of your room growl and look menacingly at you, perhaps even mocking your inability to do certain tasks?  Well, if that’s the case, you might need professional help.  But…

Perhaps you wish you were able to do more with your computer,
but just don’t know where to start?

Would you like to be able to do things such as systems opimization, virus removal, hardware installations, etc, on your own, without having to pay an expensive technician to come out and [Read More...]