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How To Remove Disk Antivirus Professional
Disk Antivirus Professional is a malware virus. This threat once installed will show false scan results making the computer user think they are infected with a virus. It's actually Disk Antivirus Professional that is the virus and the results the client shows are made up. These kinds of scams are nothing new. In fact Disk Antivirus Professional has come out before under a dozen different names. How Did I get infected with Disk Antivirus … [Read More...]
XP Defender 2013
XP Defender 2013 Hello again! If you've found this page, you've probably been infected with XP Defender 2013 . Malware of this kind, while not particularly insidious, is designed to fool the user into purchasing itself to remove fake infections its supposedly found on your computer. Generally speaking, infections of this type accomplish this through scare tactics: preventing your computer from running any applications and making it difficult to … [Read More...]
Windows Virtual Security
Windows Virtual Security Welcome to another of our virus removal guides. This article will go over how to remove Windows Virtual Security. Infections of this type aren't generally dangerous, but they can make using your computer unnecessarily difficult. Usually, infections of this type are simply designed to scare you into paying for them. They may also alter your browser's search settings, making simple tasks, like finding this guide, … [Read More...]
Windows Anti-Malware Patch
Windows Anti-Malware Patch Welcome to another weekly installment of our infection removal guides. This guide will tell you how to remove Windows Anti-Malware Patch. Infections of this kind are generally classified as so-called scareware. Basically,they attempt to scare the user into paying for them by erroneously displaying hardware or software faults supposedly found on the user's machine. Frequently, they'll alter your browser's search … [Read More...]
Windows Secure Workstation
Windows Secure Workstation Welcome again to another weekly installment of our infection removal guide. If you've made your way to this page, you've probably been infected with Windows Secure Workstation. Infections of this type, while somewhat less than dangerous, do their their work through scare tactics. Essentially, they make it very difficult to use your computer, and may also redirect your browser's search, making simple tasks like … [Read More...]
Windows Interactive Safety
Windows Interactive Safety Greetings! Unfortunately, if you've made your way to this page, you've probably been infected with Windows Interactive Safety. Infections of this kind aren't particularly harmful to your computer. Most often, they just make it much more difficult to use, as I'm sure you've realized once confronted with the infection. The purpose of the infection is to trick you, the user, into paying to remove the infection. It … [Read More...]
Pentium Dual Core
Pentium is the flagship series of Intel processors. With the launch of Celeron (low priced microprocessor brand) in 1998 the company had planned to discontinue the Pentium series, but such was the demand of the mid-range dual core processors that the Pentium processors were re launched by Intel in 2006 as Pentium Dual Core in order to get back the Pentium trademark back to the market. These processors are based on Core micro architecture, and … [Read More...]
Core i7
Thanks to the incredible bandwidth rich architecture, there was a lot of excitement in the market when Intel launched Core i7. This was the perfect tool for complex jobs like scientific computing applications, 3D rendering, etc. Never before had any Intel processor delivered such powerful performance. At this point of time undoubtedly Intel secured its position as the leader in the Central Processing Unit technology. The Core i7 is not meant … [Read More...]
Core i7 3rd Gen
Finally, the long rumored and much hyped third generation Core processors were unveiled by Intel in April 2012. This series of Intel processors is based on the 32nm second generation Core chip, Ivy Bridge. It is also the first implementation of the 22nm manufacturing process. In short it means that this new series of Intel’s processors will perform with increased efficiency, consume lesser energy and will have a better cooling system. Let … [Read More...]
Core i7 2nd Gen
The Core i7 2nd Gen is an example of innovative engineering. Gone are the days when you had to depend on individual plug in cards to avail the features like sound, LAN, modem, etc. Now everything comes as a package with the motherboard as standard. The 2nd generation Core i7 processors have taken a great leap in this direction; the processor now comes with a powerful completely integrated graphic unit. This series of Intel processors is based on … [Read More...]
Fax Modems
Nearly all modems now include some sort of fax capability and usually come with bundled software … [Read More...]
Spyware Doctor with Antivirus Review
PROS: Active anti-virus and anti-spyware protection as well as e-mail protection and protection … [Read More...]
DirectMusic Technology
The establishment of the MIDI protocol in 1982 enabled independent composers … [Read More...]
What is Level 1 (L1) Cache Memory?
The Level 1 cache, or primary cache, is on the CPU and is used for temporary storage of … [Read More...]
Tune UP Utilities Review
PROS: Tune UP Utilities offers simple Menu options and settings. CONS: Too much power in the … [Read More...]
Graphic Card Driver Software
A modern graphics card's driver software is vitally important when it comes … [Read More...]
Midi Sound Cards
The Musical Instrument Digital Interface, or MIDI, has been around since … [Read More...]
The Evolution of Digital Video
Evolution The digitisation of TV can be traced back a quarter of a century to the first digital … [Read More...]
CD-ROM TrueX Technology
Based on the aim of enabling users to run application direct from CD without first cacheing to the … [Read More...]