Posts Tagged ‘windows-xp’




by max on June 20th, 2009
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For those of you wireless tinkers who need the best in wifi security, ComputerWorld has a great guide on how to set up WPA2 network.  I think this is a great way to “secure” your wifi network, especially since it’s already been proven even WPA can be cracked easily. - link Step 1: Windows OS: First make sure your operating system is up to date. If you are running Windo ...
by max on May 8th, 2009
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Clearly, if you have to run a “virtual” Windows XP on Windows 7, it’s probably simply better to use Windows XP like me, the *middle-adaptor way. *Middle-adaptor is someone who is between early-adaptor and stubborn people. But if you must run Windows 7 and tinker with another Microsoft’s junky OS, you can also install Virtual Windows XP, so they will run all of you ...


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by max on April 26th, 2009
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Probably the funniest thing in the world is that every Apple Store uses a Windows CE device in their stores and even Apple employees agree that’s something Apple cannot do, or dive into the industrial computing world that is. Windows Vista might suck a lot but I still do have feelings for Windows XP and looks like Redbox DVD rental machines do use XP as evidenced in this spy shot. ...
by max on April 24th, 2009
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Here’s a simple hack that will let your favorite apps run faster on your netbook with Windows XP.  (I think it also works with Vista too or your desktop but mainly, it would make a difference in a netbook since netbooks don’t have powerful CPUs) My firefox has been slowing down on my netbook but you can make it run faster on your netbook simply by going to Windows Task Manag ...
by max on March 27th, 2009
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Here’s another cool device CuPC-P80, a sorta developmental UMPC, it almost reminds me of a PSP with Windows XP loaded on it. This device runs on 12VDC, which means it can easily be hooked up to your car, I see a lot of potential using it as in-car PC.  Just hook up some USB GPS and broadband modem and you got a mobile station right there on your car. This CuPC-P80 runs AMD Geode ...
by David Allen on February 20th, 2009
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This guy is green and bendy, but he does have around 2 Gb of memory and can be bent around virtually anything that you want. However, it does have one disadvantage and that is the size, he looks to be quite big and bulking to carry around. Product Description. Maker / Model Midori Otoko / Green Man USB Memory Interface USB 2.0 / 1.1 Capacity 2 GB OS Windows XP / Vista Mac OS X 10. ...
by David Allen on February 19th, 2009
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This is said to look a bit like Mickey Mouse and I suppose it does really, even if it is unintentional. This device is multifunctional with web cam, fan and light all powered by the USB port. It is a handy little device that offers the user some useful tools.     Features: USB 2.0 Interface Built-in USB 2.0 Hubs x 2 USB Fan USB LED Lamp 12 LEDs light Switch Button for Fan Switch for L ...
by David Allen on February 19th, 2009
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It seems that the best way to hide something is to do it in plain sight, after all nobody is going think that all that precious data is stored on a piece of jewellery. These come in necklace form, which can be worn around the neck. These even come in a choice of colours, red, black and white a clever idea as they can blend into the clothing etc.     Features: USB 2.0 Portable and ea ...
by wonderhowto on February 18th, 2009
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This video will teach you how to do some basic Windows XP hacking. There are some great tips for pulling OS pranks on your college roommate. This video tutorial goes over some tricks and hacks you can use if you run Windows XP. Cause the system shutdown window to come up, change the text in the Start menu button, and more. Watch this how-to video and learn how to use tricks and hacks ...
by max on February 7th, 2009
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GetUSB.info has a great write up on how to turn a USB Flash drive into a local hard disk.  This might be a great way to stick everything you need in a USB if you happen to use multiple computers on daily basis The process of turning a USB stick into a hard drive is fairly easy.  However, there are limitations.  For example, this works best with Windows XP operating systems.  You also ...

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