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How To Change Your Workgroup Name in Windows

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1. How To Change Your Workgroup Name in Windows 
   A Workgroup is a group created on a Windows PC to allow other devices on the same local or home network share various resources. A Workgroup can enable the sharing of printers and files. When you first setup a home network, the Windows operating system automatically creates a Workgroup for you. That is very helpful […]
   
2. How To Change Your Computer's Network Location 
   It is usually easy to change your network location type. You simply go to the control panel, then the network and sharing center, then click on the network type to see options to change. But sometimes the option to change your network location is greyed out. Other times you can still click on it but […]
   
3. Remote Desktop Shortcut Missing From Accessories Menu 
   When you go to start remote desktop, sometimes you will find that the remote desktop shortcut is missing from the Accessories folder in the Windows start menu. It is very simple to replace when you follow these step by step instructions below. 1.  Go to the C:\Windows\System32 folder and look for the mstsc.exe file. See the screenshot […]
   
4. File Recovery Software Can Really Bring Your Deleted Files Back 
   In Windows, a file moves to the Recycle Bin when you delete it. The Recycle Bin’s icon changes to represent crumpled trash paper inserted into a bin. When you empty the Recycle Bin, it turns to look like an actual bin which has been emptied. That is how you know that your files have been […]
   
5. Public Folder Sharing – Handy Tips To Protect Your Computer Files 
   Public folder sharing is when you have a folder on your computer that anyone can access if they are on the same network as you. This could mean that people on public networks could see these files that you might be sharing unknowingly. The Public folders are great if you want to temporarily share a file […]
   
6. How To See What Files Are Shared Windows Seven 
   If you’re wondering what files you have allowed to be shared from your computer then Windows Seven has made it easy to see these details. Here is a quick tutorial showing what files are shared windows 7. See What Files Are Shared In Windows Seven 1. Navigate to your user folder just as an example. You can […]
   
7. Transferring Pictures From Mobile Phone To Computer 
   It’s safe to say that the days of the tripod and camera with the hood over it are nearing an end, thanks in part to the clarity and definition of cell phone cameras. It’s hard to find anybody that leaves home without their mobile phones and thus rarely a moment occurs in life that isn’t captured […]
   

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The PROS And CONS Of Free/Open Source Software

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1. The PROS And CONS Of Free/Open Source Software 
   Of course there are both PROS and CONS of free/open source software. Even expensive commercial software has problems so freeware is bound to have its own disadvantages. All the consumer can do in any case, is weigh up the pros and cons for themselves and then make an informed choice. Using Free Software – THE CONS […]
   
2. Remove Programs From Startup in Windows 
   Programs that are running on your computer, especially ones that run every time you start your computer, really can slow your computer down. It is even worse when you start your computer and can see the desktop, but your computer is too busy to let you actually perform any tasks, so you must wait. You can […]
   
3. How To Open Device Manager in Windows 
   Device manager in Windows not only lists all the hardware devices connected to your computer, it can also be a handy diagnostic tool to use when troubleshooting a device problem. For example your sound on your computer might not be working and device manager is definitely a tool to help. You can even Fix a Hardware Problem Using […]
   
4. Clean Up My Computer To Run Faster Using PcMatic 
   We all know what its like to suffer with a slow computer and who has the time to fix it? Not me. I can do all sorts of things with computers but why bother when a program can do it for me? Of course, it is not always necessary to spend money, but in this situation  it […]
   
5. Flip A Picture In Windows Live Photo Gallery 
   I had a photo that I wanted to flip horizontally but didn’t have any fancy software on my computer to do so. I did have Windows Live Photo Gallery installed on my Windows Seven Laptop so I thought I would see if I could mirror a picture in windows live photo gallery. Sadly I was disappointed […]
   
6. Top 5 Wearable Technology Devices 
   Wearable devices present the next frontier to high technology. Consumers probably know the potential of these devices from Google's wearable eye-gear – Google Glass to Samsung's wearable wrist-wear – Samsung Gear. However, wearable devices cover more functionalities than these mentioned here. They monitor a wearer's heartbeat, present information from other communicating devices, and suggest courses […]
   
7. Remote Desktop Will Not Connect – 10 Troubleshooting Tips 
   I hate it when remote desktop will not connect to another computer in my house. After all, the remote desktop feature is something I really rely on in my business. I often have bulky programs on a main server in my office, along with stored files, which saves my laptop from being the only workhorse […]
   

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