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9 Ways to Remove or Uninstall Office 2010 for Good

Sometimes programs on your computer stop working and an obvious solution would be to reinstall the offending software. A large application like Microsoft Office could be troublesome to remove because it's heavily integrated into the operating system. Here we show you some ways to effectively remove Office.

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Enable WPA2 Encryption for Streamyx Free WiFi Riger DB108-WL Modem

The free WiFi modem given by Streamyx is RIGER DB108-WL and looks cheap with very low quality casing, and also only supports WEP WiFi encryption by default. In this article we show you how to enable the more secure WPA2 encryption.

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How To Install Visual Basic 6 (VB6) in Windows 10

Visual Basic 6 is still a popular programming language although it's old and has since been replaced. It's age means VB6 has trouble installing on newer operating systems, especially 64-bit systems. Here we show you how to install VB6 on Windows 10.

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How to Access Shared Folder in Windows 7

Sharing and accessing shared folders in Windows 7 is not as easy compared to Windows XP and can be quite troublesome especially if the user account doesn't have a password associated with it. Here is a guide on how to share folders and access them from another computer.

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How to use SysPrep to Generate Unique SID before Cloning

if you would like to clone the same operating system image on multiple machines you can do so using Sysprep or FBReseal. If you do not perform system preparation, all machines that using the same image, will have the same Security Identifier (SID).

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How to Get Process Path from PID on Windows

While using the Windows Task Manager it is sometimes necessary to find out where a process is being launched from, this is useful in detecting possible malicious processes and their location. Here we show you how to view this information for Task Manager in the most popular versions of windows.

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3 Ways to Create an Event in the Windows Event Viewer

The Windows Event Viewer is a convenient way for any user to view the system logs and troubleshoot any potential problems. To make even better use of Event Viewer you can create your own custom entries in the event logs. Here we show you how to do it along with some useful scenarios and tips on usage.

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