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Though still in beta, Valve’s Steam client for Linux is stable, fast, and from what we can tell, matches the feature-set of the Windows and OS X clients 1:1. That being the case, there felt like no better time than the present to dive in, give a tour and relay our experiences with both the client and a slew of games.
This past Friday night, I did the only thing any single, lonely male would do: I played my MMO. During a quest, Windows 8 decided to kill my character with a full-screen activation nag screen. For those unaware, everything in Windows you don't expect to be full screen may very well be in Windows 8. At the time, I didn't think to screenshot this prompt, because I didn't anticipate what was to come.
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And all you have to do to be a part of it all is to simply own one. But what about those people that want to take it a step further? There are bloggers all around the world wanting to get their word out, and what better way to do it than the net? And what better format than audio. You spurt your random nonsense into a microphone, send that crap to cyberspace, and every person on the planet with an internet connection has access. And the peeps over at X-OOM have the studio to help you make your dreams of being a world-wide-blabbermouth come true. Today I'm checking out X-OOM's Podcast Studio, and I'll check out the joys of podcasting for myself.
I had heard of installing Vista and even Windows 7 RC using a flash drive, but never XP (my operating system of choice). I spent some time researching and by combining a few things I learned on various sites, put together a method that was pretty quick and worked perfectly. I decided to make this guide (complete with clickable screenshots) for people like me who need a no-nonsense method of installing XP from a flash drive.
In anticipation of Windows 7 going on sale in October we are publishing a selection of articles which will help our readers get the most out of the operating system. Last month we published a guide explaining how to install Windows 7 and this month we take a look at some of the new and enhanced features the operating system offers over Vista and XP.
The product is known as Todo Backup, and today we’ll take a look at how it functions and how it compares to other data backup software. A few months back I reviewed EASEUS’s Partition Master software to relatively high success, so I expect high marks from this product as well.
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whoami - Rechnername und Benutzer ermitteln
Pfade für ausführbare Dateien ermitteln
ipconfig - DNS Cache anzeigen
Routenverfolgung mit tracert und pathping
Miniaturansichten abschalten
Popupinformationen von Desktopelementen und Ordnern abschalten
Mehr Informationen - Process Monitor
Speicherdiagnosetool RADAR enträtselt
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Applets der Systemsteuerung schnell öffnen
Easy BCD-Bootmanager for free
Freigaben und geöffnete Dateien anzeigen
Bildschirmlupe einschalten
Bildschirmtastatur einschalten
winsx - Der Speicherfresser
Defender ausschalten
Die wichtigsten Shortcuts für Vista
Vista System läßt sich nicht pingen
Mehr Informationen über Fehlercodes per Befehlszeile
While we're reviewed some pretty expensive and feature heavy hard drive enclosures and NAS drives in recent weeks here at XSR, not everyone wants something so complicated and all encompassing. What of those that want something that's far more plug and play, far more simple and most importantly far cheaper. For those perhaps the Tsunami-Tech Ultimate II 3500 is what you're after. Let's find out.
The 10.6 driver came as a bit of a shock, not in the sense that we didn't expect it, but we didn't expect it this early in the month. You can't deny that the last few releases have come at the last minute and felt a little rushed.
PCSTATS has got 101 useful and sometimes spicy tips that will improve your PC experience with Windows XP. Some you might not want to use, but we bet that everyone will find lots of interesting advice in here. From Beginner's tips to registry tweaks, it's all present and accounted for. This list is presented in two sections. The first is composed of tweaks and tips you can implement using options already present in the Windows XP interface. The second is composed of Registry tips which require the use of the REGEDIT program. Instructions are included, enjoy
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