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Want To See Your BSOD? Try This.


Do you ever find that your common BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) appears for just a second and then resets your computer before you can read it and gain any useful information as to why your Windows OS is not working? Well, worry no more, because there is an application called BlueScreenView that will let you view the BSOD(s) that your Windows box has been reporting.

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Faster Internet Browsing with OpenDNS


One of the most reported issues with ISPs is with regards to slow loading web pages, and generally slow connections. People call their ISP every day to complain about bottlenecks occurring at peak times of the day. ISPs hear it all the time – ‘It is like I have a dialup modem not broadband!’

The problem is that most of the time due to infrastructure costs and changes, there is not a lot they can do about it. There is something that you as a person whom loves to use the internet can do to rectify the issue when you find even Google loading like you have a 28.8 modem plugged in somewhere.

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Boost Games on Vista with Game Booster


With new operating systems comes new problems, and Vista is leaving a trail of unhappy gamers worldwide on desktop and laptop computers. Why? Many games are not ready for Vista and simply won’t run. But in many cases, the game will run if certain precautions are taken to ensure that the PC is optimized.

Its great to know that a free tool is available from a company called Iobit that develops all kinds of system care tools.

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