The Windows Event Viewer can give you vital information about your operating system and key events that are occurring in the day to day running of your system. It can also be referenced when trying to determine causes of programs that fail and why they were forced to close etc. You can also get important… Read More: Troubleshoot Windows issues using the Event Viewer »
File formats can turn out to be an issue when we want to perform some file specific operations. Many times you will notice that you have a nice application which does what you want, but doesn’t support your file format. That could turn out to be a bit of a problem. So, here are some… Read More: Convert PDF files to other major formats easily »
I think this computer is one of the smallest, if not the smallest computer in existence. Introducing the Space Cube, a computer designed for use in space, where size and compactness is of great importance. So is having a Space Wire (?), apparently for use in connecting electrical gadgets while in space (might be good… Read More: The Space Cube – The world’s smallest computer? »
Of late, I am getting a lot of greeting cards. Since I’m pretty much immune to long winded scam emails saying I’ve inherited a large amount of cash in some distant country, scammers have switched tactics. Greeting card spam? They’re not the newest trick in the book, but they can do a lot of damage!… Read More: Greeting card spam »
The deadline for Window’s XP is just around the corner, with June 30 being the final deadline before XP goes “off market.” Since there are still so many people who want XP to stay on, many people got a brief surge of hope, when Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer hinted at a possible extension past that deadline… Read More: As the deadline for Windows XP nears »