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1• Wipe adult content from your PC
By Andy Walker. Need to delete your Internet Browser history to keep those nosy people from tracking your web surfing habits? This guide will show your how to do so.
2• One Window too many?
By Andy Walker. You reinstalled Windows XP on your computer thinking it would overwrite the existing version of Windows XP and now there are two copies when you boot up.
3• How to add a slave drive
By Andy Walker. Don't be baffled by those tiny switches (and their tiny labels) on your computer's case.
4• Wipe Vista in two steps: Part 1
By Andy Walker. This two-part process shows you how to edit your BIOS and then boot from your Vista install DVD, then wipe the Vista partition and put a fresh copy of the operating system on it.
5• Wipe Vista and start fresh: Part 2
By Andy Walker. In this second step of the Vista reinstallation, wipe the hard drive and install a fresh copy.
6• Stand up against hijackers
By Andy Walker. Finding that your home page has been hijacked is frustrating.
7• How to downgrade Vista to XP
By Peter Ehm. It's not always nostalgia that drives us back from Vista to XP.
8• The difference between PC100, PC133, and DDR memory
By Andy Walker. If you're looking at upgrading your system with some new RAM, be advised not all forms of RAM are compatible with one another.
9• Emergency Tech Support
By Andy Walker. Having trouble with your computer? No fear! Tech support is available from Cyberwalker.
10• How to create an autoresponder in Outlook 2002
By Andy Walker. Set Outlook 2002's auto-responder to make sure people who correspond with you know you're away, not ignoring their messages.
11• Clean your Windows registry
By Don Reisinger. Sometimes the best way to fix a problem is to clean the Windows registry.
12• Reset file associations in XP
By Andy Walker. Wrong programs opening your files is a frustrating experience.
13• Brand-name? A clone? A tough call
By Andy Walker. What is the difference between a brand name and a clone computer? Is there a difference?.
14• Opening photos that come in your e-mail is easy
By Andy Walker. If Auntie Jennie e-mailed you that old photograph of you naked in the bathtub, could you open it? Would you want to? Learn how, as the CyberWalker shows you the ropes.
15• Here's what you need for your personal home office
By Andy Walker. If you need to buy equipment for your home office, here are some Cyberwalker recommendations.
16• Running XP and Vista on the same machine
By Jason Kerluck. For those who are impatient enough not to be willing to wait until Microsoft fixes Vista into an acceptable operating system, here's an ingenious solution: dual-booting.
17• Take control of your documents
By Chris Ricci. A few useful tips to share your files with those you want to share them with, and make sure they're safe.
18• Internet by satellite dish is an option for Canada and U.S.
By Andy Walker. If you can't get broadband via DSL or cable modem, maybe you can have a connection beamed to you from space.
19• How to create an autoresponder in Outlook 2000
By Andy Walker. Outlook 2000 has an automatic email "answering machine".
20• How to buy a laptop in 2004
By Andy Walker. Here are a few buying tips to think about before you spend your well-earned money on one.
21• How to remove AOL from Windows System Tray
By Andy Walker. Removing icons from the system tray can be easy.
22• How to choose a computer monitor
By Andy Walker. Upgrading your computer for better performance is a popular thing to do.
23• Get rid of Internet debris
By Andy Walker. Internet files can clog your drive space.
24• How to remove fonts
By Andy Walker. Do you absolutely have to keep every single version of every single font on your computer? Not necessarily.
25• Cyberwalker Coupon: CA's Internet Security Suite 2007
By Craig Worden. Use any of these products to keep your PC safe and secure.
26• Right-clicking and other rodent secrets
By Andy Walker. If you've wondered what you're supposed to do with that "other button" on your PC's mouse, get ready for a lot of new choices.
27• CA Internet Security Suite 2007: go for it
By Ted Gallardo. Fighting viruses, spyware and spam behind one firewall is rather attractive but ability to concentrate its controls into one spot would be even more helpful.
28• How to buy a notebook computer
By Andy Walker. Laptops have come a long way since their inception.
29• Keeping your data safe
By Peter Ehm. Since the time of tapes or unending boxes of floppies all the way to storing critical data on alternate media, our lives have become safer.
30• How to buy a laptop in 2005
By Andy Walker. Laptops have come a long way since they orginally came out.
31• CA Anti-Spam 2007 makes sense
By Ted Gallardo. While relatively effective when cleaning up Microsoft's mail applications, this spam-killer won't work on e-mail applications from other makers.
32• How to scan and print photos
By Andy Walker. With scanner/printers on the market, you can save your old hard copy photos to the computer.
33• Be a master of your domain
By Chris Ricci. Build you own web site and communicate with the rest of the world.
34• CA Anti-Spyware 2007: old friend's back
By Ted Gallardo. Its predecessor, eTrust PestPatrol, used to be more robust, but still, this application is one of the musts these days.
35• Use Winfile.exe to change file associations
By Andy Walker. There are many different ways to change file associations in Windows.
36• Going wireless with a cell phone and modem in 1997
By Andy Walker. Ready to hit the road and want to stay in touch? You can use your cell phone with your laptop to connect (almost) any time.
37• Fry, baby, fry -- MMX inferno
By Andy Walker. If you're upgrading your computer, make sure all the components are compatible.
38• A remote control of your dreams
By Chris Ricci. It's not for those who can't program a VCR, but for even a borderline geek, this is a dream-come-true device.
39• Portable player gone wild
By Chris Ricci. An FM tuner, a memory card AND a television screen? That's future that's happening today.
40• How to buy a new computer to suit your needs
By Jason Kerluck. Before even entering the store, sit down and decide what it is you'll need your new computer for.
41• Have gadgets, will travel
By Andy Walker. It used to be we'd travel out of eagerness to see new places and meet new people.
42• Inkjet and laser: a printer primer
By Peter Ehm. As we've entered the self-service era in photography, it's important to know whether we prefer inkjet or laser printer.
43• How to buy a digital camera
By Andy Walker. If you're looking at buying a digital camera, Cyberwalker can show you the ins and outs of these seemingly complex cameras.
44• Pentium III will boost multimedia functionality.
By Andy Walker. Upgrades in computer components are coming at an alarming rate.
45• Too many fonts?
By Andy Walker. Maybe you just want to be able to manage them better.
46• Printing becomes fine art
By Andy Walker. There are all kinds of printers on the market, almost all of them are good, but only one is perfect for you.
47• More RAM can stop that grinding sound
By Jason Kerluck. Computer running slow? You can't get rid of any of the applications you've got installed because you need them all? Get yourself (and your computer) a tad more RAM.
48• How to Buy a Digital Camera FAQ
By Simon Walker. Buying a digital camera can be quite a complicated process.
49• Pick a laptop to suit your needs
By Andy Walker. They come in all shapes and colors, but a smart buyer knows there are other points to consider before shelling out their hard-earned dollar.
50• Music that's easy to find
By Stephen Saylor. Your iTunes can keep all of your music at your fingertips: just learn how to organize it in libraries.