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Comment on What Is The Best Antivirus Software To Use When You’re Always Online? by jack

jack — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:28:10 +0000

i think avira is good… im using it for a long time…. it can detect also spywares…
http://www.avira.com

Comment on What Is The Best Antivirus Software To Use When You’re Always Online? by Technici

Technici — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:14:08 +0000

Panda antivirus is the best antivirus
It scans your browser while u r online
and it also tells u the applications while are trying to access internet without your consent

Comment on What Is The Best Antivirus Software To Use When You’re Always Online? by QA Wizard

QA Wizard — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 13:55:05 +0000

Avast Antivirus free editionhttp://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2006/12/a…

Comment on What Is The Best Antivirus Software To Use When You’re Always Online? by stupid_c

stupid_c — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 13:19:43 +0000

AVG from Grisoft is a great one. I’ve used it for about 5 years now.
They have a free version too.http://www.grisoft.com

Comment on Can I Connect Computer Speakers To A Home Theater Reciever? by Augie L

Augie L — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:35:29 +0000

No just because of the fact that computer speakers are powered and they run on a lot less wattage than a normal speaker.

Comment on Can I Connect Computer Speakers To A Home Theater Reciever? by TehJeste

TehJeste — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:38:39 +0000

the main thing is that the computer speakers match the output impedance of the 5.1 receiver. ( 8 ohm output to 8 ohm speaker.)
the onkyo’s may be an odd impedance..

Comment on Can I Connect Computer Speakers To A Home Theater Reciever? by rdrnatn2

rdrnatn2 — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:30:24 +0000

it’s is not advisable, because you would have to insure the the speakers impedence matches that of the signal feed from the amp or you could burn out the voice coils in the speakers or overheat and damage the amp, both very bad things….
Also when matching the impedence of the speakers to the amp take into account what rating system each uses:
Continous: rated continous output at a single frequency
Program: rated output for multiple frequncey = 2 x continue
Peak: maximum output for less than a sec.
RMS: average power output most common = peak x 0.707
Peak 2 Peak: simply for marketing just = peak x 2
PMPO (peak music power output): Simply for marketing again = peak 2 peak x 2 or peak x 4..

Comment on How Do I Get My Laptop To Work Wireless With A Printer On A Network? by mwrkngir

mwrkngir — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 13:41:01 +0000

You donot need any more gadgets…
make sure the printer is connected to the network and have a valid ipaddress
In the main computer where the printer is installed, just go to the Printer folder inside of Control Panel. Right click your All in one printer and then Click Sharing. Click on Share this printer in the window that opens and then hit OK.
Get the IP address of your computer, go to Start, Run, type “cmd” enter, type “ipconfig” enter. Write down where it says “Local Area Connection” IP address: “numbers with dots”. After this, move to the computer without a printer.
In the other computer, go to Start, Run, type “\ipaddress” where ipaddress are the numbers of the 1st computer. When a windows opens asking for a user name and password input those credentials from your computer. If it doesn’t ask it will be even better. Now with this command you will open a folder and the printer will be there. Double click the printer and now the 2nd computer will be able to use it.
BTW, both computers have to be in the same WORKGROUP. to check this: Right click My Computer icon on the desktop, go to properties, Computer name tab. There you can see the WORKGROUP name and even change it.

Comment on How Do I Get My Laptop To Work Wireless With A Printer On A Network? by Kevin P

Kevin P — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 13:04:34 +0000

What kind of printer is it? If it has a network connection then you can plug it into the wireless router and assign it an IP address and just print to it with both machines. To do this, you can get an HP jetDirect box. If it is a small printer on one machine, you can right-click on the printer and share it. The only downside to that is that you would have to leave that machine on all the time in order for both machines to use it. It will cost a little money, but I think the jetdirect path is the best, unless you already have a network connection on your printer.

Comment on What Software To Use To Build A Photoblog? by k8tt8m

k8tt8m — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:53:41 +0000

http://www.flikr.com, I believe. If not, Google it. That should work.