Category «Software»
PC’s versus tablets
Is the PC industry going down? More and more people are buying tablets and can do just about everything on a tablet as on a PC with the exception of a few tasks. As the link below shows some more detail with a nice chart, Microsoft seems to have screwed up with Windows and causing …
Outlook 2013 – First things you might want to know
Goodbye Microsoft Outlook 2010, hello Outlook 2013. Each upgrade seems to have some cool new fetaures and looks but also can be frustrating trying to find things and get it to how you like it. First things I noticed I had to try and turn certain features back on. Here’s a list of the top things …
10 easy tips to help you avoid viruses
As time goes on, viruses just get more complex, harder to identify and there’s just a lot more of them. It could be a punk kid testing out his programming skills and wants to see if he/she can make the news. It could be a company that is tired of hackers pirating their software. Either …
How to find the right driver
Many times you have a system that you just can’t find the driver for. Especially if it’s an older computer with no tag number to easily find the driver on the manufacturers website. Even if you found the right website and web page, some drivers say unknown and it’s hard to know what you have …
Should we stop using Java?
Lots of news floating around about the security concerns of Java. U.S. Government of Homeland Security says to disable it and discontinue use at once. The problem with Java is it seems to be constantly exploited and computers are getting infected. A patch comes out, assuming you install the patch right away, you are ok. …
Windows 8 Introduction 101
Here’s a little video I’ve done as an introduction to Windows 8. Microsoft’s commercials show you fancy effects in how it can do things Windows 7 could do already but they spice up the commercials. Painting a picture and doing a video chat for example, that’s old! But how do you launch a video chat …
Windows 8 versus Windows 7
Windows 8 looks cool, but not as great as far as functionality when it comes to using a desktop or laptop computer to get work done. It’s meant to look like a tablet or smart phone and sync everything seamlessly, but when you want to work on a production computer, Windows 8 is far from …
How to run IE10 without add ons in Windows 8
A much needed option for troubleshooting issues with Internet Explorer that used to be readily available in Windows 7 and earlier versions of Windows, now made unavailable in Windows 8. Unless, ofcourse, you know some coding. Here’s the trick to run Internet Explorer 10 in “no add ons” mode in Windows 8. Open a command …
How to view Internet History in IE9
How to view your (or your child’s) history of websites visited. This articles shows you how easy it is, assuming they have not deleted the history ahead of time, or have the web browser set to automatically delete before you have a chance to look at it. Even if they do have it set to …