Security is a broad topic, it depends on the individual site and anything that they have on it. Most issues on website security come into play is...
have you cut the power to the machine first, pulled the plug out the wall etc. The reason I ask is because I had a problem with one of my machines...
I had this problem on one of my new build pcs and couldn't fathom it, finally worked it out, so thought I would put a post about about it, in case...
how old are your speakers, and how are they powered, i.e. a plug directly to the mains or do they have an adapter that goes into your pc's psu?
I've been using avast, seems pretty good, not really any annoying popups etc.
I wouldn't as some files will prob be protected and you will still get the multi boot option. Just do another wipe, format the drive completely...
If your remove the graphics card and just use the on board graphics does the problem persist or go away?
might just be a bit loose remove it and give the connections a blow, and replace it. If that doesn't fix it, have a look at the bios and ensure...
the wireless connection could be an issue, as said previously if it is unsecured, you could be getting other users in your area using your...
possibly a virus duplicating data, I have had this on my last machine at one point, I ran down the directories until I found the files causing the...
if you create a .bat file with... shutdown -m \\machineName -s then the same for the other various machines on the network, you can shut...
have a look at this http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/solder.htm there is a bit near the bottom which says: I seen this being done on a youtube...
I would defiantly ensure you have the latest motherboard drivers installed correctly, have a look at the device manager and manually update the...
My guess would be the GPU, m/b emit a beep when a part is not correctly connected. I have never heard of one coming from the CPU but it might be...
if its an old pc, and a new gaphics card, you might find that the driver just dont support the motherboard, worth checking with the graphics card...
To simplify if you have one machine you want to shutdown at 11.30. 1. Open notepad 2. write "shutdown /s" 3. go to save and change safe file...
That shouldn't be a problem, but are you planning on keeping your old pc, if so might want to think about the graphics and sound drivers etc, as...
If it is just not giving you a signal to the monitor, there a possibility it did boot ok, but it was just a problem with the MSI Twin Frozr...
Two machines, identical spec - AMD Phenom II X6 2.8GHz, 4GB Ram, 1TB HDD, Asus MB, GEFORCE CT 520,CmStorm Case, TWIN 19" Hans-G Monitors, Win7....
yeah I would just do this with task manager, create a .bat file with: shutdown /s put it on the server and execute it with task manager...
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