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.
By Steve Horton |
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By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Steve Horton |
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PC maintenance is more than just software. Learn how to keep your PC clean, inside and out.
By Steve Horton |
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The WORKER_THREAD_RETURNED_AT_BAD_IRQL Blue Screen of Death error can mean two things: outdated drivers or conflicting antivirus apps.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.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Mark Beare |
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Outdated drivers holding back your PC’s performance and reliability? Learn how to scan your computer for driver updates and keep it running like new.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Steve Horton |
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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.
By Davide De Vellis |
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There are five principles to keep in mind when after a new computer, whether that’s a laptop, desktop, PC or Mac. Educate yourself about the five Ps.