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Did you ever have a virus that you just couldn’t remove using your AV program? I have, so I know a few little tricks that I thought I’d share with you. (more…)

I was speccing out a new laptop model for a company and I noticed that Dell was offering a solid state hard drive as an option. The laptop that I was speccing was the Latitude D630. A solid state drive uses solid state memory to store data. A solid state drive doesn’t have moving parts like a (more…)

While I was trying to figure out how to make YouTube videos and Google AdSense show in my posts, I stumbled across this instruction video that solved both issues for me.

Check it out it’s very informative.

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If you’ve never heard of Linux, it’s a free open source operating system. Linux is very different from Windows, and a lot of the configuration is done by command line. While there are many many many different versions of Linux, I like to use Fedora which is one of the more mainstream flavors. The first thing I did to start learning Linux was (more…)

Microsoft is providing a free ebook introducing server 2008. There is also information about upgrading your MCSE/MCSA certifications to 2008. Click the link below for the Windows Server 2008 learning portal.

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    So you have a small business or your big business is just starting to come into the technology age. Maybe you have a small network of computers at home. Whatever the case may be, if your computers are on the internet, they need a firewall to protect your computers from hackers and viruses and to keep your private information private. I recommend getting a hardware firewall to put between the internet and your network. With so many different models and features to choose from, which one do you buy?

Here’s an idea of what to look for (more…)

I’m seeing a lot of great new companies with good business models these days. One company that I’ve taken interest in is called LogMeIn, which is a company that provides remote access services. Not only does LogMeIn provide a great remote control application, but they do it for free. That’s right LMI offers (more…)

I’m hearing a lot of talk amongst the tech community about the 4g Wireless broadband network that is in the process of being developed. This wireless network is different from WIFI or 802.11 wireless which requires an internet connection with a wireless transmitter connected to it to produce a local area network or LAN that will work in your home or office.

The 4G wireless wide area network or WWAN works over the same networks that power our mobile phones and PDAs. The thing that’s so exciting about this new 4G network is (more…)