Why Does Windows Crash? The Top 10 Reasons

Why Does Windows Crash? The Top 10 Reasons: "Oh, great. Another blue screen, boot issue or frozen screen in Windows. Now you have to restart and lose most or all of the work you’d been trying to accomplish. It’s frustrating both because of the interruption and because the cause often isn’t clear."

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Best midsize laptops - CNET Reviews

Best midsize laptops - CNET Reviews: "Midsize laptops have 14-, 15-, or 16-inch screens, although 15.6 is the most popular overall. You'll commonly see these in offices, libraries, and homes. Unfortunately, you'll too-frequently also see some poor soul dragging one around in a shoulder bag all day long. They offer the best mix of price, performance, and features, but they're just too big for daily commutes."

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How should I password protect an external drive?

How should I password protect an external drive?: "Password protecting an external drive can be done with any good encryption software. Make sure you know how to backup that file for the future."

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8 Tips to Protect Your Computer From Viruses and Malware | Money Talks News

8 Tips to Protect Your Computer From Viruses and Malware | Money Talks News: "Don't get caught in an online scam pretending to be tech support for your computer that actually infects your machine with a virus. We'll show you how to protect your computer from malware."

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10 superb free tools for all of your basic business needs | PCWorld

10 superb free tools for all of your basic business needs | PCWorld: "Introducing new software into a typical small business environment can be costly, to say the least. Depending on the size of your business, buying multiple copies of a program—or its licenses—can quickly drive your balance sheet into the red."

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Cisco investigates reported Linksys router flaw | PCWorld

Cisco investigates reported Linksys router flaw | PCWorld: "Cisco is investigating a reported vulnerability in Linksys firmware that would allow a hacker to gain full control of the wireless router.

Security vendor DefenseCode discovered the flaw and reported it to Cisco "months ago." Because Cisco has yet to commit to a fix, DefenseCode plans to release details in a couple of weeks."

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How to Get Started With Google Analytics | PCWorld

How to Get Started With Google Analytics | PCWorld: "Marketing is one of the great challenges for online businesses. How do you get people to view your Web pages? How do you get them to come back? What do your customers like the most about your product or service? How do you get them to buy?"

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How to make your own wrist-rest | PCWorld

How to make your own wrist-rest | PCWorld: "If you spend a lot of time at your computer, and I know you do, a wrist-rest is a must.

Especially during these winter months, when desks, tabletops, and other work surfaces tend to get chilly. Of course, a properly elevated wrist is also less likely to develop repetitive-stress problems."

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Turn your flash drive into a portable PC survival kit | PCWorld

Turn your flash drive into a portable PC survival kit | PCWorld: "If you're using your flash drive as a vehicle for simple file transfers, you’re missing out on one of the single-best roles one of these wee data buckets can fulfill. Indeed, hardcore enthusiasts know that simple flash drives are perfect portable repositories for all the software that can breathe life into an otherwise ailing PC."

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DOWNLOAD Make Your Own Android App: Your Unofficial Intro To MIT App Inventor

DOWNLOAD Make Your Own Android App: Your Unofficial Intro To MIT App Inventor: "Make your own Android App. MIT’s App Inventor is the easiest way to learn how to make an Android app, but if you don’t know how to get started our latest guide can help. From author James Sherar, “Make Your Own Android App: Your Unofficial Intro To MIT App Inventor” goes over the basics of making your very own app for Android using the educational App Inventor tool. Take the first step toward learning to make apps instead of just using them."

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