Category: Windows

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Boost Employee Performance with PC Monitoring Software

Published on: February 2, 2012 and has 2 Comments

PC Monitoring Software is the perfect solution for any business or business professional looking for ways to boost employee performance and overall efficiency. Studies show that Internet use varies between 5 and 10 hours per week and a significant amount of that time is being spent on personal emails, chatting, browsing, etc. The fastest, simplest, and most cost effective way to reclaim those lost hours is through the deployment of PC Monitoring Software.

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Solution: Word Cannot Open this Document Template

Published on: October 6, 2011 and has 13 Comments

There may be times when you start Microsoft Word you encounter the error: “Word cannot open this document template template name. This may not happen all too often, but when it does a similar problem can also produce other error messages when Word is started. The issue has to do with the compatibility of an add-in with Microsoft Word, and the steps below outline how to solve the problem.

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Will Windows 8 be Compatible with Mobile Devices?

Published on: September 19, 2011 and has 11 Comments

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What is the Windows Registry?

Published on: August 26, 2011 and has 22 Comments

In very simple terms, the windows registry is the database that holds all the settings for your Windows operating system. In even simpler terms: unless you know exactly what you’re doing, keep your hands off!

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Excel Formulas are Displayed in the Cell

Published on: August 17, 2011 and has 4 Comments

You may have run into the issue where the Excel formulas are displayed in the cell instead of the result of the formulas. As you know, by default when you start the contents of a cell with an equal sign, Excel will treat the values entered into the cell as a formula, and will perform the calculation and show the result.

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Disable the Windows Pagefile – Should it Be Done?

Published on: July 22, 2011 and has 17 Comments

With the increase in the amount of RAM installed in computers one questions seems to come up often: should you disable the Windows pagefile? Many online are starting to talk about disabling the pagefile to improve performance of a Windows system. For years people have been talking about how to manage the Windows pagefile, and now the discussion changed to talking about if you should disable the Windows pagefile.

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How to Create a Standard User Account in Windows 7

Published on: July 18, 2011 and has 11 Comments

If you are using Windows 7, I highly recommend that you create a standard user account in Windows 7. Most people tend to always use an administrator account, which means that every application that they run has complete access to the system. You can probably see why using such an account all the time can be a problem.

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10 Free Windows Applications You Should Install

Published on: July 12, 2011 and has 16 Comments

While there is a lot of software on the market to perform specific tasks, there are 10 free Windows applications that you should install on your PC. Some of the applications can easily replace more expensive, commercial products, and perform the same tasks.

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