There are some programs or applications that require the old (dot Net) .Net Framework 3.5. Some requires the later 4.0 and 4.5. By default, .Net Framework 4.5 is already integrated in Windows 8 and 8.1. However that is not the same with Framework 3.5. You can activate 3.5 by going to Programs and Features, then … continue reading
Storage space is very important specially if you are using a Solid State Drive. That’s why we need to remove unnecessary files as much as possible just to make room for more active files. If you have recently updated to Windows 8.1 from Windows 8, you will notice a Windows.old folder in your drive, right … continue reading
In previous versions of Windows, such as Windows 7 and Windows 8, by default we can use our local account or offline account. But this is not the same with Windows 8.1. If you have installed a fresh copy of Windows 8.1, or upgraded from Windows 8, you will be asked to login to your … continue reading
Are you currently suffering from that annoying Loa.teebik.com pop-up ad, promoting an online game called League of Angels, that keeps coming out in your Firefox browser? This nasty pop-up ad started appearing a few days ago. I am not sure if this is a malware, adware or a virus, but it’s really annoying. What was … continue reading
The clock is ticking down on Windows XP. Microsoft will end technical assistance for the 12-year-old operating system on April 8 and effectively stop delivering automatic updates and security patches to Windows XP users. Although many consumers, small businesses and even large enterprises have already transitioned to newer and more secure systems, an estimated 30 … continue reading
A few days ago, a new information regarding the specifications of the most anticipated Android smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S5, surfaced. This time, the specs (and its sources) revealed a more realistic and authentic information. Based on the tweet of Eldar Murtazin (@eldarmurtazin), the Samsung Galaxy S5 will have a 5.24 inch Super AMOLED display … continue reading
Asus has recently announced its first Asus Chromebox powered by a Haswell processor and runs on Chrome OS. It is somewhat similar to Intel’s NUC mini PC, powered by the same processor (more or less), but runs on a different operating system, Chrome OS instead of Windows. The Asus Chromebox comes with a $179 price … continue reading
Asus has revealed their latest mini-PC, the Asus Eee Box EB1037, powered with the new quad core Bay Trail processor and also NVIDIA’s latest Maxwell discrete graphics processor. Another great feature about the Asus EB1037 is that this mini-PC is completely fanless, so expect outmost silence from this mini-PC. Check out the rest of its … continue reading
Recently, a number (300) of Steam Machine Beta has been sent out to testers, and one tester was able to reveal to us of what is inside a Steam Machine. Surprisingly, it’s exactly just like any other Windows Gaming PC, that only comes in different packaging and runs on different OS. In fact you can … continue reading
SteamOS just recently went live and Steam has opened it for the public to try and test it with their own Gaming PC. According to Steam, this SteamOS is the first public release of their Linux-based operating system which is based from Debian 7, codenamed Debian Wheezy. To build your own Steam Machine, the system … continue reading
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