Always good to have a backup wireless card for when you surf too much porn and it takes one out, you have a backup plan to get more porn! ;) lol
I used to have a 2010 Polaris 850 that I used a log in my wood cutting operation (2 of us). I had a pretty big and quick splitter that I used the...
There's a million different ways to skin a cat.......and everyone is going to do it differently. I have just found this is what works best for...
I use Acronis to do my backups, scheduled a full backup every Tuesday at 5pm. It does it automatically. I store to a second internal drive, and...
My computer stuff was all self taught. I'm actually an electrician and work on cnc machines, but I use a computer quite a lot. I have some...
Networking will make anyone's head hurt. 100 different ways to do things. Some times the easiest isn't always the best.
I don't know what you are running for anti virus, but check into Avast. It's free and if you register (takes an email address) it lasts a year....
Fortunately, this is not a Windows thing. It's the software people that add a bunch of add on crap and it's set to automatically install if you...
Yea some sort of antenna and I some PoE device, but any router would work. I'll have to take a look at Grandpa's better to see what he all did,...
You can get pretty easy to setup devices that have more power to shoot it across from point A to point B and still secured. My Grandpa has a...
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my 2010 850 xp w/eps in my winter setup.[ATTACH]
If you're stuck on those 3 only, I'd say the Lenovo. I will admit I went rounds with Lenovo when I had an issue with my laptop, and had to send...
I have the same thing with my 28" Sugi and it doesn't want to oil either. For what that bar costs, I expected it to just work, and it doesn't. I...
You could back feed through your RV plug, but to use the stuff you want to, they all need to be on the same phase, per say, or same leg, as since...
Visit this site for an app that will help with this: http://unchecky.com/ I knew I just read about one, but I couldn't remember the name of it....
When you install stuff, always do a custom install and uncheck the crap that you don't want that comes with what you downloaded.
Wow, I'd stay away from an AIO computer (All In One). They are harder to work on is something goes wrong and generally the specs I think suck...
