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DAVID'S FAVORITES AND TECHNOLOGY TIPS


allmyfaves.com
Online logo directory of the top shopping favorites of each category.
Ex: Maps, News, Sports, Travel

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Enables users to search the World Wide Web.

microsoft.com
Get product information, support, and news from Microsoft.



 

Technology Tips:

Scan Your PC for Viruses

The first step you should take, to increase performance, is to scan for and remove viruses.

Use Microsoft Security Essentials to perform this task.

    Keep Your    Computer Cool

The hotter your computer gets, the harder your fans have to work to keep it cool and the slower your hardware performs.  If using your laptop, ensure there is proper ventilation by putting your laptop on a hard surface (not buried in a pillow!) 

Also check your desktop has proper ventilation by doing the following:

- Removing bunches of wires from the back of the PC.

- If your desktop has holes in its case for ventilation, ensure these holes are unrestricted.

- If your desktop is in a cabinet, leave the door open or install an intake and outtake fan to keep the cabinet cool.

-Consider adding more fans to your desktop.

- Keep your hardware clean.

Note:  Never use your laptop on a blanket or soft surface where airflow is restricted.  This will also keep your laptop working longer as hardware is less likely to overheat and fail.  
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Question of the Week: For Windows 7 Users 

How To Restore Opened
Windows Explorer
Windows on Reboot?

Answer:

Do you frequently have the same
folders open when using your PC?
i.e. your My Documents, My Music, My Clients folders etc.? If you do, it may be a little tedious to open these folders when you log off and on or restart your computer.

Here's a quick tip to restore these folders when you restart or log off and on.

RESTORE OPENED FOLDERS
(Windows Vista/7)

1. Open Computer (Winkey+E)
2. Press the ALT key and click
Tools > Folder Options
3. Click the View tab, check Restore
previous folder windows at logon
,
and click OK.

Now when you restart your computer or log off and on, the folders you had open previously will be opened for you.