Archive for the 'Computer hardware' Category

Troubleshooting Network Connection Problems

Network and internet connectivity issues can be caused by a whole host of different things ranging from hardware failures including cabling and NIC card to ISP outages and router failures. Previously, I mentioned how to set up a remote access VPN connection; now let’s take a look at how to troubleshoot network connection problems.
The most [...]

Remote Access VPN

Do you work by telecommuting? I know some do, but it’s not really a reality yet (mostly). The world still runs on the 9-5 on-site job unfortunately. Not only is telecommuting a less stressful way to work, but it is way better for the environment (plus many other positives your boss never mentioned). But telecommunicating [...]

Registry cleaners and the Windows registry

One of the things I am thinking of doing here on my blog is putting more weight on tech topics. That doesn’t mean I won’t write on Web stuff, but I admit tech topics can be often fun - especially if it is something ALL of us can relate to.
Now, I don’t claim to be [...]

When was the last time you defragmented your computer?

When was the last time you defragmented your computer? The last time I did was almost 2 years ago, and I am going to do just that - very soon again. Defragmenting your computer is important (at least once in a while), as it keeps your PC or laptop in tiptop condition. Since I [...]

Some basic tips before you overclock your PC

Overclocking means to speed up your processors speed by its ratings to some higher values so as to make it run faster. This is always a bit risky, and more or less related to hardware aspects. But for PCs, overclocking is a relatively safe way to get more out of your machine.
The CPU multiplier and [...]