Save yourself a headache and check out the option inside Microsoft Office for repairing corrupted Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.

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You can turn your laptop equipped with Microsoft Windows 8 into a Wi-Fi hotspot.

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Using an open-source program called TrID we can find out the file types of such files and then look for a program that can open it.

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What can an every-day user do to find out if their machine is using all of it’s current physical memory and, therefore, needs more RAM?

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Learn, in this guide how to set up a Guest account, which is available in all Windows 7 versions, for infrequent users of your PC.

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Everything you ever wanted to know about R.A.M. and what it means for your PC.

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How to create a multiple choice menu in a batch-file that can trigger files, website and functions.

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Windows 7 comes with several features that maybe you haven’t noticed. This post will show you some of these useful tools.

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There are many ways to shut down and restart your computer, but – which does what, and which should you use when?

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Often we face errors on our PCs which, with a quick web search on the error text, are easily resolvable.

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