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How To Troubleshoot Your Home-Built PC
PC World Articles - 13 hours ago
You've built your new PC, but something's not right--and you don't have the luxury of a manufacturer's warranty or tech support line. Here's how to fix problems with your do-it-yourself PC.
Dolby Pro Logic IIz (DPLIIz) Explained
eCoustics Articles - 16 hours ago
Do Height Speakers Matter? There seems to be some confusion about Dolby Labs' latest refinement of its Dolby Pro Logic II processing algorithm, which it dubbed DPLIIz.
Keep Your Keyboard Clean and Germ-Free
PC World Articles - 17 hours ago
Arm yourself with a can of compressed air and some antibacterial wipes, then use them on your keyboard. Your health will thank you.
Set up Your Printer to Save Ink and Paper
PC World Articles - 21 hours ago
The paperless office is yet to become a reality, which means print costs are a continuing issue. We look at how to be print-savvy to save paper and ink.
How to Customize Your Android Phone
PC World Articles - 22 hours ago
With a booming Android Marketplace, there's no reason to stick with the limited and sometimes frustrating default apps and settings on your Android smartphone. Here are some tips.
Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 Preview
eCoustics Articles - July 28, 2010
Troubleshoot Sluggish or Non-Working Wi-Fi at the Coffee Shop
PC World Articles - July 28, 2010
Hint: The problem might not be with your computer. Before you tear your hair out, try this simple fix.
Zoom, Unzoom, and Never Zoom in Firefox
PC World Articles - July 28, 2010
Earthbru asked the Windows forum how to stop accidental zooming in Firefox. I cover intentional zooming, as well.
Off-the-Grid Gadget Chargers Provide Power in a Pinch
PC World Articles - July 27, 2010
Solar- and wind-powered devices can charge small electronics including cell phones and digital cameras, but their convenience is mixed.
Keep Kids Safe Online with OpenDNS FamilyShield
PC World Articles - July 27, 2010
This set-it-and-forget-it Web filter can protect every Internet-connected device in your house, not just the PCs. Best of all, it's free!
Consumer Confidence in Economy and Technology Drop
eCoustics Articles - July 27, 2010
Fixes for YouTube, Craigslist, and Internet Explorer Hassles
PC World Articles - July 27, 2010
Here's how to make YouTube videos play smoothly, see image previews in Craigslist, and troubleshoot mysterious IE8 crashes.
Make Your Own 'Transparent' Display
PC World Articles - July 26, 2010
With a few clever photography tricks and some tweaks in your favorite photo editor, you can create the illusion of a see-through PC monitor.
Back Up Firefox's 'Registry'
PC World Articles - July 26, 2010
Firefox has its own Registry, and you should back it up every so often.
E-Mail Photos From Your Camera
PC World Articles - July 26, 2010
Why does Windows make this important task such a pain in the neck? Learn the basics to make it a little easier.



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