by Richard Pedersen The Java security hole is something we all need to pay attention to. The real question is whether you actually need Java. An article posted by ZDNET back in February said this: Oracle today issued a security alert to warn about 21 security holes in its widely deployed Java SE and Java …
Category Archive: Tips and Tweaks
Tips ‘n’ Tweaks to Help You and Your Computer
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It’s Spring! – Power Outages and a Quick Fix for your Multiple Disk Drives
by Richard Pedersen Power Outages and how to handle them It’s spring and we all have power outages and so-called brown-outs. You know, where the power to your home quits for a moment and is right back on? That isn’t a problem for light bulbs and ovens, but for our delicate computers it can be …
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Solution for “Windows God Mode Can be Overwhelming”
by Richard Pedersen God-Mode? What is it? A while back the Windows 7 geek world was all a-buzz about God Mode. God Mode is a geeky little trick that you can use on your computer to access just about everything on your computer. It’s like an all-powerful, omniscient Control Panel on steroids. Here’s a small part of …
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Change Skyrim Game Saves Default Directory – SSD
by Richard Pedersen Default Skyrim Saves Location The default Skyrim save directory is located on your System Drive. Normally, this will be: “c:\users\<user-name>\My Documents\my games\skyrim\saves\”. If your system hard drive is a massive multi-terabyte storage device, then it surely doesn’t matter. But, if your system drive is a tiny 40 gigabyte Solid State Drive (SSD) like …
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Recover Several Gigabytes of Space on Your SSD
by Richard Pedersen Hibernation Can eat Up Several Gigabytes of Space on Your SSD If you have a tiny SSD (Solid State Drive) like I do then space is at a premium. I recently ran a clean installation of Windows 7 on my puny little 40GB SSD. I was appalled to see that it was nearly …
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RAM Drives – What Are They and How To Use Them – Part II
by Richard Pedersen RAM Drives – How To Use Them In Part I of RAM Drives – What Are They and How To Use Them I explained something about RAM Drives, what I understand about them and where to get one that I happen to like and use. In this installment I will be discussing some …
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RAM Drives – What Are They and How To Use Them – Part I
by Richard Pedersen What Are RAM Drives? RAM Drives are a good thing. In this article I’m going to tell you what I know about them, how to install them, what to use them for, and more importantly, how not to use RAM Drives. Anyone familiar with the workings of a computer at its most …
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Unknown Devices in Windows 7
by Richard Pedersen Device Manager Unknown Devices Have you ever had the Unknown Devices icon staring you dumbly in the face in Windows 7′s Device Manager? Have you opened its property sheet details and still not know what you’re looking at? Here’s a way to find out what all that obscure gibberish means. Device Manager- …
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