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Especially in the warm season it is inside the computer a lot warmer than in the cold season. This is because the components to be produced in the warm season a lot more heat. Many hard drives can be operated with a maximum of 60 degrees. At temperatures above 60 degrees, it becomes critical, because then threatened with a loss of data. With the help of special hard fans, hard drives can be kept refrigerated.
Here you should regularly check that the fan still work properly and that there is no dust on the fan.
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September 10th, 2009 No Comments »
Microsoft has changed the configuration of your mail service Hotmail / Windows Live, allowing POP and SMTP connections, so that we can configure the iPhone Mail to access your account. In Settings / Mail / Add Account Other specify the type and after entering the account information will automatically detect the incoming and outgoing servers (pop3.live.com and smtp.live.com)
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September 10th, 2009 No Comments »
Each time you update the iPhone (or iPod), iTunes keeps a file of 250 MB on the hard disk. After a few updates, the space on the disk can be considerable, so we can delete older versions to free up disk space. The files are located at:
Mac:
~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates
Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\[usuario]\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates
Windows Vista:
C:\Users\[usuario]\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates
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July 7th, 2009 No Comments »
Hard Disk Errors
- I/O
- Seek Error
- Data Error Reading
- Serious Disk Error Writing
- Error Reading Drive
- Logical/Physical Bad Sectors
Solutions:
By using the scandisk utility of Windows, scan your disk drives to remove the logical errors. By using the Disk Manager utility, perform low level formatting to your disk to remove the bad sectors. Check to see if the power and data cables are properly attached with the hard disk. If you hard disk is physically damaged then best solution is to replace it with a new one.
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July 6th, 2009 No Comments »
FTP is the most commonly used method for transferring files over the Internet and has been around for many years. Many organizations and individuals use FTP as the access method to upload and download files to their web server. To transfer via FTP in Dreamweaver, users enter their FTP server information in the Remote Info category of the Site Definition dialog box. In the Files panel, users can then click the Connect and Put buttons to upload selected files and/or folders.
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June 24th, 2009 No Comments »
In setting up their wireless connection for the first time, Im discovering many individuals having problems connecting through Network Manager or other GUI wireless connection tools. In fact my Network Manager is intermittently buggy, connecting sometimes and not others. This guide benefits all users in case the GUI tools are not working, and is useful for testing a wireless connection during initial installation of wireless drivers since it provides for good debugging output.
Unencrypted/ WEP / WPA connections will be covered in this guide
Pre-requisites
1. Properly installed network driver — This guide can be used to troubleshoot driver installation to see if it is properly functioning
2. The ESSID of your router must be broadcasted and not hidden
3. Knowlege of your wireless cards
driver (please see Prerequisite #4 to determine driver). Those using the r8187/r818x driver please see the end of the guide
4. Knowledge of your wireless card’s Interface Name – The user must know the proper interface of the wireless connection (wlan0, eth1, rausb1, etc). To discover this information, at command line type
lshw -C network
There may be multiple interfaces listed, however look under the section appropriate to your wireless device for the line labeled logical name. Here is an example
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May 17th, 2009 No Comments »
Troubleshooting a malfunctioning computer is a tricky task. A computer is made up of many components, and determining exactly which one is faulty is like searching for a needle in a haystack. Luckily, there are techniques that reduce the amount of hay you have to go through. This is the story of how I determined a faulty motherboard was the cause of my aunt’s computer problems.
When troubleshooting, two of the most important things to do is to maintain a logical attitude and to document. Without a logical attitude, you will become frustrated and overly repeat steps, thinking that if you try “just one more time” you will solve the problem. Logic dictates that if you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. Therefore, trying the same thing more than a few times is useless. Without documentation, you will surely try a fruitless idea that you had already tried, and go around in circles. You will also be unable to reverse a mistake if you don’t know how you made that mistake in the first place. Thus, remember to document your results and maintain a logical attitude.
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April 18th, 2009 No Comments »
If you’re encountering problems with your computer or other programs after installing new software on your computer attempt to uninstall the program and see if the issues persist.
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April 11th, 2009 No Comments »
AC power adapter:
How the AC adapter works
The most common type of AC power adapter involves a small box, with one wire to go to the computer and another wire to go to the wall. There is usually an LED light on it, to tell you that it is on. (Is it lit on yours?) By the way, Apple notebook power adapters often have an LED that is actually built into the side of the computer, not into the adapter box, so obviously it won’t light up when it’s not connected to the computer. Continue reading »
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February 10th, 2009 No Comments »
This ATX power supply came in with the complaint of intermittent no power. When testing it with power on, I could see that the fan is not working. Not only that, some filter capacitors also became bulge because of the heat accumulated inside the power supply. The failure of the fan would not suck out the heat generated by the components especially the switch mode power transformer. If you switch off a working power supply and power removed, touch the power transformer, you could feel it is quite warm. Another heat source would be the heat sink where the output diodes attached to it. Diodes run a little bit hotter in filter circuit than diodes in other circuits due to the high current present at the secondary output line.

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