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Can’t Install iCloud on Windows 10? There’s A Workaround For That

Posted By: Christineon: April 26, 2019In: Cloud Computing, Technology, Windows
Can’t Install iCloud on Windows 10? There’s A Workaround For That

After Microsoft’s ‘version 1809’ update released November 13, 2018, users discovered problems with iCloud. The update disabled the ability to sync or update shared albums, and new installati... Read more

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Microsoft Gets Serious About Security

Posted By: Christineon: November 20, 2015In: Software, Windows
Microsoft Gets Serious About Security

Microsoft recently made some updates to their tech security, which should make them a much more secure enterprise. In the past, Microsoft products were known to be full of security problems... Read more

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Windows 10: What We’ve Learned Thus Far

Posted By: Christineon: October 30, 2015In: Windows
Windows 10: What We’ve Learned Thus Far

When Microsoft announced it would be releasing Windows 10 earlier this year, the buzz surrounding the announcement was firmly centered on four words: Windows as a Service. Now, a few months... Read more

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“Notice the ASCII art rendering of a floppy drive”

Posted By: Christineon: March 03, 2011In: Software, Windows

Watch as a modern PC gets Windows 1.0 installed, and upgraded through every major version up to Windows 7. Not sure what’s more amazing; that this screencast is possible today in a VMw... Read more

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How to Remove XP AntiSpyware

Posted By: Christineon: March 21, 2010In: Windows

It’s been awhile since I’ve had to deal with a malware-laden PC, but my long streak of luck ran out this weekend when a family friend–who describes himself as computer illi... Read more

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Microsoft Security Essentials for Your Parents’ PC

Posted By: Christineon: September 29, 2009In: Windows

Microsoft finally gave up on the paid subscription approach and is now offering a totally free virus and spyware blocker called Microsoft Security Essentials. MSE is a decent utility: it... Read more

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“It’s Not As Bad As You Might Think”

Posted By: Christineon: August 05, 2009In: Windows

Like Bing, this might be the most passionate thing we can say about Windows 7. (For the record, I’m looking forward to upgrading to Win7. However, just putting Vista’s sins behin... Read more

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Separating Your Data and Operating System

Posted By: Christineon: May 27, 2009In: Software, Windows

Last week I downloaded and installed the Windows 7 release candidate (free for anyone to use till June of next year) and the whole process was much easier because I’ve got my PC’... Read more

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MinTTY Gives Cygwin a Native Windows Interface

Posted By: Christineon: March 26, 2009In: Windows

If you need your Unix command line on a Windows PC, chances are you use a terminal emulator like Cygwin–and if you do, you want to check out MinTTY. The MinTTY terminal window for Cygw... Read more

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The New Safari 4 Beta Is a Looker

Posted By: Christineon: February 25, 2009In: Mac OS X, Windows

Apple’s done a nice job of raising the browser visuals bar with yesterday’s release of the Safari 4 public beta web browser. This thing is very unstable, but very pretty–ki... Read more

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My Must-Have Windows Software

Posted By: Christineon: January 05, 2009In: Windows

Every couple of years or so, I format my PC’s hard drive, reinstall Windows, and start again with a clean slate. Read more

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