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If you run Windows, you should learn how to defragment a computer so that your PC can run efficiently. By Shawn Donovan |
Wireless networks are only as good as the antennas on your router and your wireless devices. Fortunately, it's simple to replace many types of antennas to get better network performance and range. |
Many people ask, "How do I password protect my wireless network?" The process is fairly easy if you know how to do it, and it provides an extra layer of security for your home network. By Dachary Carey |
Do you need to be a network monitor? The answer is yes, even if you've got something as simple as two computers sharing a printer and external storage. By Gene Rodriguez, III |
If you don't password protect a file on Vista, you should just assume that anybody who uses your computer will see it. By Gene Rodriguez, III |
With the risk of identity theft, computer network security must be taken seriously. Here are 10 things anyone can do to keep people from stealing your personal information. By Dachary Carey |
Thinking about how to increase range on wireless router devices? If you can't get a wireless signal throughout your house, you might need to tweak your setup to boost your range. By Dachary Carey |
These days, you have to password protect your folders if you don't want your friends and family snooping around your private files. By Gene Rodriguez, III |