Turn Off Clicking Sound on Type Cover for Microsoft Surface Tablet Because it quickly gets very annoying Got yourself a new Microsoft Surface in the last couple of days? The Surface is definitely an interesting new tablet, especially when you pair it with the new Touch Cover and Type Cover that you can use with it. The touch cover is especially cool since it doesn’t even really have buttons like a normal keyboard....
Install .NET Framework 3.5, 3.0, 2.0 on Windows 8/10 If you need to run older programs With Windows 8/10, .NET Framework 4.5 comes installed by default. Since .NET 4.5 is an in-place upgrade of 4.0, you can automatically run any applications that are geared towards .NET Framework 4.5 or 4.0. That’s fine, but what if you need to run programs that require older versions of .NET Framework? What’s the lowest version you can run?...
10 Things You Can Do With An Extra PC Plus a few bonus ideas outside of the box I recently came across a great deal on a used PC. Before, I only owned one computer, but because this PC was priced so aggressively and I’ve been wanting to have an extra PC, I didn’t pass it up. In this article, we will go through 10 possible uses for an extra computer....
Troubleshoot a Failed Hard Drive Diagnose, recover and fix before it’s too late If you get a BSOD or other random error with the Windows operating system, it is usually assumed to be because of a virus, malware or other software error. If you’ve gone through all of the proper troubleshooting steps regarding PC viruses and other Windows software, but still are getting an error with the operating system, it may be due to a failing or erroneous hard drive....
iPod Shuffle Bricked, Not Charging? Don’t trash it, try this unusual fix I recently came across an issue with a Apple iPod Shuffle that wouldn’t power on. It was simply operating correctly one day, and the next day, it refused to power on. At first I figured the device was bricked and it was time to be thrown to the garbage. However, a unusual fix got the iPod working again....
