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Protecting Your Online Account
Nowadays, technology is a part of every aspect of our lives. No matter where you go, a developing country uses an improving technology. We use technology for more than just accessing information. We use it for easy banking, bill paying,... (Continue reading)
How Safe Is Your Child From The Internet?
I used to own an internet cafe. And some of my customers are kids playing online games and some researching for projects or assignments. Sometimes, I wonder if they are safe using the internet… so I provide some restrictions in... (Continue reading)
How to Easily Translate Website Contents
Written on 31 Jul, 2009 at 3:19 in Featured, Internet, PC Tools | viewed 269 views times | 30 Comments
Ever encountered a site where contents are too much for you to understand or in a different language? I myself usually stumbled into foreign sites and one of my problems is understanding it’s content or understanding a single word. Fortunately... (Continue reading)
How to Change The Default Location For Installing Applications
Written on 8 Jul, 2009 at 15:36 in Tricks and Tweaks | viewed 147 views times | 2 Comments
When you install a certain software or game it normally installs them to the default location of installed programs which is C:\Program Files. Most application installer gives you the option to change the location where you will place the software,... (Continue reading)
The Difference Between Onsite and Offsite Storage
Written on 28 Jun, 2009 at 18:23 in PC Tips | viewed 91 views times | 6 Comments
Onsite storage is a perodical or progressive storing of your critical data on local storage such as hard disks, dvds or CDs. While offsite storage is the storing of data on a remote server that is usually connected through internet.... (Continue reading)
How to Fix “Internet Explorer cannot download filename from this particular webserver”
Written on 17 Jun, 2009 at 15:59 in Repair Guide | viewed 263 views times | 3 Comments
A client came to my shop asking why he can’t download any files on his computer using Internet Explorer. I check his computer and his browser, all web pages loaded fine, I can even check mails, I can pretty much... (Continue reading)
Your Computer Is Infected… And You Don’t Know It
Written on 26 May, 2009 at 15:55 in Tech Alert | viewed 382 views times | 10 Comments
Early in the internet days when your computer got infected by some virus it would immediately cause your computer to crash. Scammers today got much more smarter in creating and spreading their viruses and other malicious programs. They now realize... (Continue reading)
How to Disable Internet Explorer
Written on 22 May, 2009 at 15:10 in Internet | viewed 327 views times | 5 Comments
Are you tired of using Internet Explorer? There are lots of reasons why you may want to disable Internet Explorer from your computer. Alternative browser specifically Mozilla are much faster, provides better security and has lots of great features... (Continue reading)
Hidden Google Pages
Written on 19 May, 2009 at 12:50 in Internet | viewed 9,399 views times | 11 Comments
I think there is no human being in this world that surfs the internet that do not know Google, even robots knows Google. Google is so popular that it became a household name when you want to find out something... (Continue reading)
How to Increase simultaneous downloads in Internet Explorer 7
Written on 16 May, 2009 at 13:50 in Tricks and Tweaks | viewed 257 views times | 3 Comments
By default Internet Explorer 7 will only allow users to download 2 simultaneous files at the same time. This is very inconvenient for those users like me that normally download a lot on the Internet. Although I’m a Firefox user,... (Continue reading)
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