There are literally hundreds of programs out there, promising to UNdelete or recover your lost files, some of which actually work. Usually its the ones you have to buy that gets it right. There is however a free option if you are using Windows 7 (and Vista).
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In this guide: we’ll go through the basics of the command prompt, show you examples of how you can use its potential, and show you how to customize it.
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How to unhide and uncover the pre-installed Windows and bundled software, drivers and more, that most new computers come with today.
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Learn how to change Windows taskbar behavior, letting the Stack-feature save which window you worked in last.
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This guide explains the basics on what each root key represents and what settings you can expect to find under each. I wrote this guide to help clarify the fundamentals of the registry and provide insight into what each root key does.
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If you use your laptop or tablet on battery power, you’ll know how annoying it is to lose battery power at the “worst time”. While I can’t guarantee your PC will lose power at a more convenient time, I can offer 14 ways to improve your battery life. Learn, in this guide, how to save power when running on batteries.
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If you’re using an older computer or a computer that came without a dedicated graphics card (GPU – Graphics processing unit), you may have considered getting a more powerful GPU.
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In this guide, we’ll cover the basics on liquid cooling and explain why liquid cooling is superior to air cooling. We’ll then look into why you really don’t need liquid cooling for your home PC—but don’t let that stop you!
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Headed by Apple, companies are adding their own stores to their platforms and Microsoft is following suit. The Windows Store is a place to purchase Windows applications and download them directly to your PC. Both Microsoft and the application developers will test their apps with your version of Windows; thus, providing you with a more stable Windows environment and regular updates to your favorite applications.
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