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Here's how to fix the disappearing explorer.exe problem in Windows XP and another tactic for Windows Vista.
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The pipes come out and the answers flow and Daniel Sieberg from CBS News tells us why Bill Gates unleashed mosquitoes on rich people at TED.
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For Linux on a USB drive, you can use Damn Small Linux which needs as little as 64MB. Go to Pendrivelinux.com for instructions.
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Shane in Nevada Has a computer that continually drops off his wireless network. He's tried upgrading firmware and trying new wireless cards to no avail. We suggested looking into a Registry hack for WPA problems, looking for interference from other wireless broadcasters like cordless phones, or other wireless routers in his area. This forum thread deals with similar problems.
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Take a look at our Best photo inkjet printers. The Canon Pixma iP2600 is sold for less than $50.
You can use Wubi to run Kubuntu and Ubuntu. Just install the different ISOs. You can also add the KDE desktop from Kubuntu to Ubuntu; that way you have both in one. Here's a posting on how to add KDE to Ubuntu.
You can turn your old computer into network-attached storage (NAS) with FreeNAS, the Free NAS server.
Apparently some users have found defective Bluetooth can interfere with a Mac's ability to enter sleep mode. See this discussion on the Apple forums.
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Yellow Dog Linux for PS3.
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Ryan wrote to cnetlive@cnet.com,"I have a very new computer and I downloaded CCleaner to clean the registry. It found over 100 errors and I told it to fix them. It completed this and I scanned again just to make sure that it got all of them. The same errors came up again! How can I fix these errors now?" Well Ryan, the answer is to fix them again. I had the same issue. I fixed registry problems and a new scan turned up more. But after four repetitions, no more registry problems. For the folks who don't know what we're talking about, We show you how to fix up your registry in Today's Quick Tip.
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