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02/04/2013

08/02/2013

Dont let this happen to you NEVER eat around your computer!

06/01/2013

Concept Laptop With Transparent AMOLED Display

01/01/2013

HAPPY 2013!!!

28/12/2012

Anyone here likes computer games?

25/12/2012

Send your friends and family members lovely holiday greetings and well wishes via e - cards

It's Merry Christmas! Share the spirit of peace and joy on this occasion of Merry Christmas with your acquaintances and loved ones. Send our beautiful Merry Christmas ecards to your friends and family and make their Christmas a memorable one.

23/12/2012

Note:When infected by a virus, in general, drastic measures such as formatting your hard drive or using FDISK should be avoided. They are frequently useless at cleaning a virus infection, and may do more harm than good unless you're very knowledgeable about the effects of the particular virus you're dealing with.

22/12/2012

Tips on dealing with virus infections:

If you do get infected by a virus, follow the directions in your
anti-virus program for cleaning it. If you have backup copies of the
infected files, use those to restore the files. Check the files you restore to make sure your backups weren't infected.

22/12/2012

Tips on dealing with virus infections:

If you haven't used a good, up-to-date anti-virus program on your
computer, do that first. Many problems blamed on viruses are actually caused by software configuration errors or other problems that have nothing to do with a virus.

21/12/2012

"Nick's First Law of Computer Virus Complaints":

"Just because your computer is acting strangely or one of your programs doesn't work right, this does NOT mean that your computer has a virus."

21/12/2012

Ideally, you should back up your entire system on a regular basis. If this isn't practical, at least backup files that you can't afford to lose or that would be difficult to replace: documents, bookmark files, address books, important E-mail, etc.

21/12/2012

General tip on avoiding virus infections:

Do regular backups. Some viruses and Trojan horse programs will erase or corrupt files on your hard drive, and a recent backup may be the only way to recover your data.