Virtual XP: Options for Running XP Virtual Machines in Windows 7 - 3/11/2010 Businesses in the process of replacing aging Windows XP PCs have a variety of tools available for running a virtual machine version of XP that co-exists inside the newer operating system. We take a look at the pros and cons of virtual machine solutions from VMware, Laplink, Zinstall, and Microsoft for running XP on Windows 7.
Firefox Add-ons: The Top Ten Must-Have Add-ons - 3/4/2010 Eric Geier takes a look at ten essential Firefox add-ons that will make your Mozilla Web browser even better. Discover add-ons to help fix annoyances, save time, discover advanced functionality, stay connected, and more.
Windows 7 Tips & Tricks: Seven Steps to a Smooth Migration - 2/18/2010 Whether you're mulling the thought of a mass migration for your small business over to Windows 7 or you're just thinking about updating a PC or two on your home network to the new operating system, we've got the lowdown on making the transition as easy and painless as possible.
WebGems and NiftyClicks: Loot, iFreelance, PlanetBargains, and SideStep - 2/11/2010 It's time for more WebGems and NiftyClicks from our favorite marketing maverick. Andrew Lock shares four more free apps and helpful services you can use to make your life a bit easier as you run your business or just surf for fun.
Windows Tips & Tricks: 7 Basic Windows PC Maintenance Tips - 3/9/2010 You don't need a doctorate in computer science to keep your Windows PC running smoothly — just follow these seven simple PC maintenance tips for happier, more productive computing.
Access All Your E-mail from Anywhere with Gmail - 3/2/2010 Ever wish you could take advantage of Gmail's rich array of features with all of your e-mail messages? Fortunately, you can do exactly that, and our handy guide to moving your old e-mail into Gmail for access from anywhere will show you how.
Windows 7 Tips & Tricks: Power to the Parents with Parental Controls - 2/23/2010 With the Parental Controls feature in Windows 7, you can set up restrictions on Internet access, gaming, and Web sites with a collection of simple tools. Learn how to set time limits for computer usage, enable Web filtering, check out activity monitoring, and more to help ensure the safety of your children when they're on the computer.
Tips & Tricks for Troubleshooting and Repairing PC Problems: Part 2 - 2/16/2010 In the second installment in our new Tips & Tricks for Troubleshooting and Repairing PC Problems series, we turn our attention to software issues. There's no shortage of utilities that can effectively diagnose and repair PC problems, and Ron Pacchiano shares his most reliable, go-to tools.
Facebook Tips & Tricks: Three Ways to Customize Your Business Facebook Page - 2/9/2010 Interested in marketing on Facebook or looking for ways to efficiently increase your presence on the social networking site? Here are three customizable apps that will help you stand out from the crowd, brand your small business, and engage your customers.
Tips & Tricks for Troubleshooting and Repairing PC Problems: Part 1 - 2/2/2010 The most common hardware failures typically involve faulty hard drives and memory. In the first installment in our new Tips & Tricks for Troubleshooting and Repairing PC Problems series, we take a look at several handy utilities to help you diagnose and repair these pesky hardware problems.
Wi-Fi Security Tips & Tricks: Advanced Security Techniques - 1/26/2010 Ready to move up a rung or two on the Wi-Fi security ladder? Eric Geier has five pro tips that are guaranteed to provide that extra level of protection for your Wi-Fi network.
How to Make Your Internet Connection Faster, Better - 1/19/2010 A free service called OpenDNS not only helps your browser display Web pages faster it also offers some useful fringe benefits such as address typo correction and phishing protection, plus site blocking, content filtering, and more.
Windows 7 Tips & Tricks: Stream Remote Media Over the Internet - 1/12/2010 With Windows Media Player 12, sharing and streaming content isn't limited to home networks. Learn how to stream material across an Internet connection in order to listen to music, watch video, or view pictures stored on a Windows 7 system at home.
Rescue Your Documents from Network Recycle Bin Oblivion - 1/4/2010 With the standard Windows recycle bin, networked files that go in won't ever come out. With the help of some third-party software, you can save yourself some regret.