Two schools of thought on the best way to organize your data, programs and operating system – hard drive partitioning versus folder management.
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Bill Pytlovany expands on our important new research regarding the volatility of lithium ion laptop batteries.
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If you elect to upgrade to Windows 8.1 (also known as Windows Blue) you will notice that a few familiar features of the OS have disappeared and are not likely to return.
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The number of optical drives is dwindling. However, those who own PCs with CD or DVD drives may occasionally encounter a drive tray that will not open. Try these steps first.
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Increase your chances of surviving a hard drive disaster by cloning your hard drive.
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Techlicious put several well know mobile security apps to the test and the results were dismal.
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This fall be on the lookout for an all new Internet Explorer from Microsoft. Here are the major changes expected with IE 11.
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The learning curve for some Windows 8 apps seems quite steep. Dave offers a step by step guide to using Bing Maps from within the new OS.
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When does replacing a hard drive make more sense than simply adding more storage?
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For many years, PC Pitstop has been the first stop for computer users looking to compare the speed of their systems to others. PC Pitstop’s free PC Matic and OverDrive scans calculate a World Rank that compares your speed to similar PCs from around the world
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