Backup files are usually the first thing to go when you run out of space—but how do you know which files you can safely delete? Follow these simple rules and you’ll never delete backup files you might need later.
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When precious data is lost, it is nice to know what could have caused it and maybe next time we can avoid this problem.
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Some basic advice to those who perhaps aren’t the most tech savvy in the world, to help you find your way around computers and devices in future.
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Laptop encryption consequently has become a valuable way to reduce security risks, while ensuring that information can not be easily retrieved. The more specific benefits of laptop encryption are outlined here:
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If you know how to fix a broken computer, people with broken computers think you’re some kind of god. Your friends and family will flock to you with their computer problems. While you love them and will gladly help them, you should never do it for free. Here are five very important reasons why.
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The Windows 8 beta version has been downloaded over 3 million times – with 1 million downloads in the first day alone.
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Computers, iPods, cell phones, PSPs, the Wii, video games, Pinterest, television, Facebook, Twitter, etc. have all become part of our daily lives. In fact, many of us consider ourselves “addicted” to these devices.
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The average computer user usually likes to ignore computer maintenance all together. They simply forget to perform even the slightest bit of computer maintenance and only think about it when something goes terribly wrong their computer.
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There is no doubt that buying the right external hard drive is officially a nightmare.
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While 2011 was the year when touchscreen tablet computers finally exploded onto the scene, 2012 will be the year when tablets and laptops go head to head for the hearts of consumers. Already, much talk and practice has been had with tablets as a business tool to replace laptops while the normal consumer like a student or a family may easily consider a tablet before a laptop. The following tablets and laptops will be the models to watch in 2012 as they may be the final straw to tip the scales or at least offer users a good time trying it out.
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