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computer system. Simple instructions on how to solve computer and network related problems. Set up
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Featured Post
it is important that you run a disk defragmentation and a disk clean up every week or every month depending on how much you use your computer,
to do this simply follow the simple instructions below
windows xp
disc cleanup
•Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Disk Cleanup.
disc...
Memory Usage.
By default more memory is given to the running of local programs.
This is typical for a workstation, If the system shares a lot of data on a network it may offer better performance if more memory is given to the system cache.
This allows more files to be cached in RAM meaning the system can share data faster.Virtual Memory.
Virtual...
Task Manager.
The applications tab is useful if a program has crashed we can end and tasks that are listed as ‘not responding’
Processes show the software running at present and the resources they are using.
The only process that should be near 100% is the system idle process.
The svchost is running more than once, This is normal as svchost looks...
Performance Monitoring.
One of the most common complaints from end user is “my computer is running slowly”.
Since speed is highly speculative it can be a difficult thing to trouble shoot.
It is therefore important that performance monitoring be carried out in a structured way rather than on an ad-hoc basis.
Monitoring Strategy.
When a System is...
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The Personal Computer (PC) is fast becoming a part of everyday life for most of us.
The growth of the Internet, with its multitude of online services and the ever increasing range of quality applications and games produced for the PC have all helped it become one of today's fastest-growing industries.
Companies all over the world build, sell...
The PC is an extremely versatile tool that can assist us in both our personal and professional lives in a countless number of ways.
It's extreme adaptability is, in part, due to the nature of its construction.
Over many years, PC electronics industries have strived to agree on certain 'standards', enabling them to develop a wide range of...
To log on to one e-mail account (account A) and to have access to the mailbox for a different e-mail account (account B), follow these steps, as appropriate for the version of Outlook that you are running.
Note: These steps assume that both accounts are on the same Exchange server.
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Microsoft Outlook 2002 and Microsoft...
Static versus dynamic routing.
A router requires a ROUTE to a remote network if it is to send traffic there.
A route specifies how the network can be reached.
Routes are stored in a route table.
The route table can consist of static, dynamic or a combination of routes.
We can examine the route table by issuing the show ip route command.
In...
External ports and interfaces
Routers can be purchased with different ports and interfaces.
Typical interfaces include:-
-Console port
-Auxiliary port
-Serial port
The CONSOLE port
-Starting point for configuration.
-Allows terminal connection (hyperTerminal in windows) via a PC and a cable.
-Typically basics like IP addresses will be...
