How to – Check DirectX version installed, fix DirectX problems, download DirectX

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Understanding DirectX DirectX has many uses in Windows. It allows developers to standardise certain video display and audio files - this makes them easier to...

Free file recovery software – recover lost files from a memory card, hard drive,...

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File recovery for all needs It's something that's happened to everyone using a computer. In a brief lapse we've responded to yet another Windows question...

lsass.exe or isass.exe – virus or system file? Find out which process is good...

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Virus and spyware writers are getting more cunning. They are now disguising their viruses to look or sound like Windows system files. Quick quiz:...

Microsoft UAA Bus driver download and troubleshooting guide for Microsoft UAA Bus Driver High...

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Checking the installation of Microsoft's UAA Bus driver on Windows The 'Microsoft UAA Bus driver for High Definition Audio' must be correctly installed or you...

USB 2.0 – Driver download and troubleshoot USB 2.0 drivers for Windows XP and...

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USB 2.0 on Windows XP and 2000 There are many reasons why problems with USB devices can occur. Keep in mind that USB Controllers are...

Flash install problems – how to fix Flash player installation problems such as the...

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Understanding Flash Player Adobe's Flash Player is needed to access certain types of content on the Web. Generally, you will need the latest version installed...

About:Blank – fix and remove the About Blank browser adware attack of your home...

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Here's the problem - Internet Explorer seems to have decided that the home page About:blank is what will greet you every time you open...

Autorun CD – how to create your own free CD autorun for HTML and...

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Related link: Autorun files (2Kb) It is easy to create an autorun CD or DVD for Windows and all it takes are a few files...

Cyclic redundancy check data error – what it means for your data, CD and...

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There are plenty of technical resources on the Web that discuss cyclic redundancy checks (CRCs). Most times you won't need to worry about this...