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Question from Kyle: When my computer was running Windows 7 I had an icon for the Registry Editor (Regedit) on my Start Menu.
But after I updated my computer to Windows 10 I noticed that it’s no longer there.
Can you tell me how to get it back? [Read more…]
It’s no secret that Mathematics is a fundamental subject that is essential for many careers.
A math computer center provides students with access to specialized software. This helps them succeed in their courses and pursue math-related careers.
It can be an invaluable resource for students who are struggling with concepts. This resource deepens their understanding of math and computer science. [Read more…]
Have you recently retired from your working life only to find that you could use some extra retirement income?
Many new retirees have trouble adjusting to their new lifestyle, and it’s often caused by a sudden drop in income.
Even folks who took steps to prepare for their retirement can face financial difficulties after they stop receiving a regular paycheck from an employer.
There are many ways for retirees to supplement their retirement income, but one of the best just might be something you’ve never even considered: Writing a blog! [Read more…]
System Restore is a handy tool that you can use to restore your PC’s Windows installation back to a previous (working) state if a virus or some other issue causes your computer to stop working as it should.
I’ve personally used System Restore to quickly get myself out of a lot of jams in the past, usually after installing a program or app that I was asked to test and review.
While it’s not as comforting as having a recent System Image Backup on hand, knowing that I can usually use System Restore to get my computer up and running again in a hurry if disaster ever strikes is great for my peace of mind. [Read more…]
Do you have an iPhone with a limited data plan that always seems to run out before the end of the month? If so, you’re not alone.
With all the streaming media and other forms of data-heavy content being consumed today it’s pretty hard to avoid exceeding a modest monthly data cap.
You can always change the way you use the Internet in order to stay under your data cap, but there’s one very simple thing you can try first: Turn off Web Page Preloading in your iPhone’s Safari browser. [Read more…]