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Saturday, October 31, 2009
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How to Build a Computer
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How to Build a Computer - 1 - Choosing a CPU
How to Build a Computer - 2 - More on CPU's
How to Build a Computer - 3 - Choosing a Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 4 - More on Choosing a Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 5 - Choosing RAM
How to Build a Computer - 6 - More on RAM
How to Build a Computer - 7 - Choosing the Hard Drive
How to Build a Computer - 8 - More Stuff About Hard Drives
How to Build a Computer - 9 - Choosing an Optical Drive
How to Build a Computer - 10 - More on Optical Drives
How to Build a Computer - 11 - Choosing a Case
How to Build a Computer - 12 - More on Cases
How to Build a Computer - 13 - Power Supplies
How to Build a Computer - 14 - The Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 15 - Installing the CPU
How to Build a Computer - 16 - Installing CPU Fan
How to Build a Computer - 17 - Installing the RAM
How to Build a Computer - 18 - Preparing the Case
How to Build a Computer - 19 - Mounting the Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 20 - Installing the Optical Drive
How to Build a Computer - 21 - Installing the Hard Drive
How to Build a Computer - 22 - Installing the PSU
How to Build a Computer - 2 - More on CPU's
How to Build a Computer - 3 - Choosing a Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 4 - More on Choosing a Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 5 - Choosing RAM
How to Build a Computer - 6 - More on RAM
How to Build a Computer - 7 - Choosing the Hard Drive
How to Build a Computer - 8 - More Stuff About Hard Drives
How to Build a Computer - 9 - Choosing an Optical Drive
How to Build a Computer - 10 - More on Optical Drives
How to Build a Computer - 11 - Choosing a Case
How to Build a Computer - 12 - More on Cases
How to Build a Computer - 13 - Power Supplies
How to Build a Computer - 14 - The Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 15 - Installing the CPU
How to Build a Computer - 16 - Installing CPU Fan
How to Build a Computer - 17 - Installing the RAM
How to Build a Computer - 18 - Preparing the Case
How to Build a Computer - 19 - Mounting the Motherboard
How to Build a Computer - 20 - Installing the Optical Drive
How to Build a Computer - 21 - Installing the Hard Drive
How to Build a Computer - 22 - Installing the PSU
Intel Core i5 P55 Overclocking Tutorial Part
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Intel Core i5 P55 Overclocking Tutorial Part 1 (NCIX Tech Tips #48)
Intel Core i5 Overclocking Tutorial Part 2 (NCIX Tech Tips #48.5)
Intel Core i5 Overclocking Tutorial Part 2 (NCIX Tech Tips #48.5)
Make Windows XP Run Much Faster Faster
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Friday, October 30, 2009
How to Remove Items From the Task Bar in Win XP
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Sometimes the task bar's notification area in Windows XP can get flooded with unnecessary programs that make finding programs you need difficult. Luckily, removing items in the task bar's notification area is simple in Windows XP.
- Right-click the "Start" button.
- Step 2
- Left-click "Properties" on the drop-down menu.
- Step 3
- Left-click the "Task Bar" tab.
- Step 4
- Left-click the "Customize" button in the "Notification Area" section.
- Step 5
- Click the drop-down menu next to the title of any item you want to remove and select Always Hide." Left-click "OK."
How to Burn to a DVD-R
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A DVD-R is a recordable DVD with storage capacity of 4.7 GB. However, it is possible to write the information on such a disc only once, while a DVD-RW allows you to rewrite the content up to 1,000 times. DVD burning is a fast way to create a backup copy of important files as well as to transfer a large chunk of information from one computer to another.
- Log in to your user account in Windows Vista and insert a blank DVD-R into the DVD burner.
- Click "Start" in the lower left corner; choose "Computer" to open Windows Explorer .
- Browse to the folder with files you want to burn on DVD.
- While holding "Ctrl" on your keyboard, click on each such file to make a selection. Alternatively, press "Ctrl-A" on the keyboard to select all files in the folder.
- Click the button "Burn" in Windows Explorer. Type a desired disc name in the field "Disk title" and click "Next."
- Click the button "Burn to disk" and then "Next" to begin DVD-R burning.
How to Rip a DVD with Software
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Ripping a CD is a very common thing done by many people around the world. It is easy to accomplish but as far as a DVD goes, its not as easy. Here are a few simple steps that need to be followed in order to rip a DVD onto your computer.
- In order to rip a DVD you need to have the right program. There are many out there that are safe and easy to use. You can find them by searching online for a DVD ripping program. Just be careful where you get it from because not all sites will provide you with what you think they are. A good site to download from will normally have comments below the download button. They are comments from other users saying that its safe to download and works good.
- Once you've downloaded it to your computer, open the program up. This program will be able to extract the information off of the DVD on to you computer.
- Now that your program is up and running, check it out a bit and get familiar with it all. Once you've done that, insert the DVD you want to rip into your computer. With the program open it should automatically detect the DVD and ask for further permission to rip it. All you have to do is click yes and follow the instructions your program gives you.
- Soon after the DVD ripping process is done, you can pull your DVD out and still have access to watching it on your computer.
How to Download Videos to Windows Media Player
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Downloading videos to the Windows Media Player (WMP) allows you to upload them to supported players and other video applications. WMP mainly supports video formats such as AVI (Advanced Video Interleave) and WMV (Windows Media Video). Using a free and easy-to-use online video converter, download and convert your favorite online videos from some of the most popular video sharing websites and upload them to your media player.
- Go to the video sharing website of your choice and launch the video you want to play back. Copy the URL address.
- Go to a free online video conversion website such as Zamzar.com. This website allows you to download and convert online videos to Windows Media Player formats such as AVI and WMV.
- Click the "Download videos" tab and paste the previously saved URL address in the "URL to convert" window.
- Select "AVI" or "WMV" on the "Convert to" window. Both formats are Windows Media Player formats.
- Type in your email address and click "Convert." When the conversion is complete, the file is in WMV format and an email containing the video attachment is sent to you.
- Log into your email account and open the email containing the video attachment. Click "Download attachment" and select the output folder to save it to on your computer
- Download and install the latest Windows Media Player. Click the Windows "Start" button and click "Windows Media Player" to launch the application when the installation is complete.
- Click the "File" menu on the media player and click "Open." Locate the converted AVI or WMV file from the output folder you downloaded it to and click "Open" to load it to the media player.
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