How To Access Boot Options
I think everyone knows about the F8 key to access the Windows Boot Manager. But did you know that in Windows Vista, 2008 and Windows 7 you can access the Boot Manager by using the Space Bar as well? [...]
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Computing Without The Price – Microsoft Azure vs Amazon EC2
Microsoft recently announced a new operating system for the cloud called Windows Azure. Azure is a services platform that is hosted by Microsoft in Microsoft data centers around the globe and is completely scalable and affordable. Amazon.com also offers a hosted and scalable solution that they host. Here is the rundown on how to have reliable services without having to drop a ton of cash for your own servers, data center or infrastructure. [...]
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How to mount a VHD file in Windows Vista
There have been considerable steps forward in Vista for compatibility with other OSes and to prep for the upcoming virtualiztion tools that have already been rolled out in Server 2008. One of the nice features is VHD (Virtual HardDrive) file support. [...]
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Protect Your System From SpyWare And Viruses For Free
A lot of people have been asking how to clean up their computers and have been complaining of slow response, sluggishness, slow boot time, unresponsiveness, popups etc. Here is a list off the various utilities you can use for free to clean up your computer. [...]
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Crack Linux Password
Whether it’s for fun, for profit, or to annoy your brother, you want to crack a Linux password. Here are the step by step instructions on how to crack a Linux Password. [...]
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DomPlayer 3wPlayer Fix
Recently a bunch of hose bags have been upping files on Torrents sites that require a “special player” to see the video. This player is full of spyware, Trojans, viruses and crap! Often the video is still the original, or decent quality. Here is how to decrypt these videos and watch them without this crap special player. [...]
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How To Spoof Google
These days security is on everyone’s mind. What if I told you there is a disgustingly simple way of spoofing real web-sites in order to steal your information? This technique has gotten little attention compared to OS exploits in the media, but is far more powerful of a technique than OS holes. [...]
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System Rescue CD – Ultimate Recovery Tools
Often you need to boot from CD to repair your system. The easiest way to do this is to use a pre-packaged CD that will allow you to perform routine maintenance tasks as well as full system restores and imaging. System RescueCD is the answer! [...]
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How To Reset a Forgotten Linux Password
There are times when you may have forgotten your debian system root password and want to reset this password. Here you will find the options available to you to recover your system. There are various methods available for resetting a root password. [...]
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Hack Windows Vista Password
How many times has it happened to you that you just finished setting up a system, changed the password and BAM! You can’t remember the password that you typed in. You cannot access the system, and you don’t want to spend another 2 or 3 hours setting up Windows again. There is a utility to reset the password of any user that has a valid (local) account on your NT system including Windows Vista. [...]
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