Computer support for getting live solution

Dec 30, 2009

These days online computer support has simplified the troubleshooting of computer and server to a huge extent. Online computer support is available round the clock to fix any kind of simple or complex issue. These programs are more reliable, secure and authentic. User has the ultimate right to choose the payment mode.
 The motive of blog is to create awareness about the services of the computer support. Computer support is offering diverse solution to the leading issues.
 E-mail has become an important prospective of any organization. But sometimes due to some reason you may find yourself absolutely helpless when your e-mail client doesn’t work desirably. Most commonly used e-mail client on professional front is Outlook Express. As we know, it keeps the user accounts on the hard drives hence they are vulnerable. Probable causes behind the crash of e-mail may include viruses, bad software and corrupted e-mail attachments. Computer Support provides genuine solution in real-time. It helps the user to take back-up of the e-mail clients as well.
 PC Tune-upComputer Support offers suitable packages for consistent monitoring services. They take care of any abnormality in your hardware or software configuration by regular PC checkup programs and do the needful so that you can use your system under best condition.
  Computer Errors: Computer Support helps in fixing any kind of Windows registry conflict, software error or security concerns in no time.  They can detect and fix all errors pertaining to registry and optimize the system performance.
 Data Backup: In order to manage your database in a secure way, computer support helps the users with latest backup technology. Based upon the convenience of the users, both discrete/individual and online backup are used to render computer support.
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Setup e-mail

One of the most widely used e-mail platforms is Outlook. It features several options that make it easy and efficient to use. Being user friendly, it allows instant retrieval of sent emails to quick formatting of your inbox. If you are facing any problem in setting up your e-mail, it is fairly easy.
Although it is often considered to be an e-mail application, it also features Calendar, Contact Manager, Task Manager, note taking and web browsing.

Setup e-mail in  Microsoft Outlook

STEP1. Open Outlook and click “Tools.”
STEP2. Click “Email Accounts.”
STEP3. Click “Add a new e-mail account” and then select “Next.”
STEP4. Enter the type of server used by your internet provider.
STEP5. Type the name you want to appear on your ongoing e-mails. This name will appear on every e-mail sent by you.
STEP6. Type the e-mail address provided to you by your Internet provider into the E-mail Address field.
STEP7. Complete the fields under Logon Information only if you want that your computer remember the password when you sign on.
STEP8. Enter the incoming and outgoing mail server addresses which are used by your Internet provider under Server Information.
STEP9. Click “Next” and then “Finish.”

If you are encountering any problem in setting up your e-mail in Outlook or any other related problem, call iYogi. Our Microsoft certified tech experts understands your problem and troubleshoot issues with your Microsoft software.

We deliver easy and fast online support for your operating system. Our unlimited 24x7 technical support helps you in every possible manner and ensures peak performance.

 We adopt tech sophistication, expertise and professionalism to remove user frustration, by delivering premium quality tech support at a great price. We offer a comprehensive range of services to keep your PC up-to-date and peripherals running at peak performance. 

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How to Start Windows Easy Transfer

Oct 25, 2009

Windows Easy Transfer is a tool for transferring files and settings from one system to another running Windows. Not only this, you can transfer data from one user’s profile, or from multiple user accounts. It helps you to decide what to move to your new computer, which transfer method to use, and finally perform the transfer. When you are done with transferring, it displays a reports of the transferred content. It also offers a list of programs that you might want to install on new computer.

Note: You cannot use this tool to move program files. It can transfer only data and program settings. You must then install your software programs on the new computer. Its also
not capable to transfer any system files such as fonts and drivers. You can transfer files and settings using a network, USB drive or the Easy Transfer cable. You can order this cable on the Internet or contact computer manufacturer.

Upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7

You cannot upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7. However, you can use Windows Easy Transfer to transfer files and settings from Windows XP to Windows 7 on the same computer. For this, you need to copy files to a removable media, such as an external hard drive or USB flash drive, or to a network share. Next, you will install Windows 7 and then migrate your files back from the removable media onto your computer. When you are done, you must re-install your software programs again.

Copy files using Windows Easy Transfer on XP computer.

• Insert the Windows 7 DVD while running Windows XP.
• Open Windows Explorer by right-clicking the Start menu, and then clicking Explore.
• Browse to the DVD drive on your computer and click migsetup.exein the Support\Migwiz directory.
• The Windows Easy Transfer window opens.
• Click Next.
• Select An external hard disk or USB flash drive.
• Click This is my old computer. Windows Easy Transfer scans the computer.
• Click Next. You can also determine which files should be migrated by selecting only the user profiles you want to transfer, or by clicking Customize.
• Enter a password to protect your Easy Transfer file, or leave the box blank, and then click Save.
• Browse to the external location on the network or to the removable media where you want to save your Easy Transfer file, and then click Save.
• Click Next. Windows Easy Transfer displays the file name and location of the Easy Transfer file you just created.

Transfer files and settings on Windows 7 computer.

1. If you saved your files and settings in an Easy Transfer file on a removable media such as a USB flash drive or external hard drive rather than on a network share, insert

the removable media into the computer.
2. Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, click System Tools, and then click Windows Easy Transfer.
3. Click Next.
4. Click An external hard disk or USB flash drive.
5. Click This is my new computer.
6. Click Yes, open the file.
7. Browse to the location where the Easy Transfer file was saved. Click the file name, and then click Open.
8. Click Transfer to transfer all files and settings. You can also determine which files should be migrated by selecting only the user profiles you want to transfer, or by

clicking Customize.
9. Click Close after Windows Easy Transfer has completed moving your files.

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Boot Windows 7 in just under 10 seconds

Oct 22, 2009

Great success is achieved by Microsoft by reducing the boot timing for its latest operating system, Windows 7, to only 10 seconds.

This is amazing, considering the fact that the BIOS has to turn on everything in the system from the CPU to hard drive, before the

OS begins to load.

Windows 7 has achieved this feat of extremely low boot time by using a healthy hardware configuration. Moreover, most of the

hardware manufacturing firms are paying more attention on cutting the boot time.

For example the Lenovo Group Ltd is making some remarkable changes like:

* Helps to prevent the BIOS phase from the loading of driver.
* Fixing the drivers of on-board hardware components that were cumulatively causing massive delays.
* Avoiding the loading of unessential application being included in the Startup programs. Using msconfig to disable stuff that

runs on startup

Dell, Toshiba and HP are also on course to follow the same trend.

Windows 7 version works extremely good even in the case of multiple operating systems . If your hard disk has ample space then you

can create a partition and dual boot your system. When you will turn on your computer, it will ask you about the option of OS.

If you wish to improve the boot processing then Windows 7 offers you some ultimate tools as mentioned below:

* Defragmenter should be used frequently.
* Defragment your Windows page file and registry as well.
* Check your hard drive from the temporary files frequently.
* Load up Windows faster by using Startup Delayer a free program that will speed up the boot time of Windows by delaying the

startup of programs.
* MSCONFIG will help you keep a check on many of useless Startup programs.
* Use a program click memtest86 or Prime95 to check bad memories on your PC.
* Do check your BIOS version, if required update it.
* Run chkdisk to remove bad sectors in hard drive.

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Delete Unused Cookies on Computer

Aug 21, 2009

Windows Support : Clear out unwanted cookies on Windows 98, ME, and 2000

Step 1 : Go to the main computer start up screen. There you will see an icon that says My computer. Click that

Step 2 : What the My Computer screen looks like
Once you have clicked on My computer you will see a screen with different icons. Find the icon that says C ( or some computers it says local disk C )

Step 3 : Double click the C or local disk C with the left button on mouse.

Step 4 : what the C or F folder looks like opened
After you have opened the C (or for some of you F) folder, you will see the folders inside C. There will be a folder that says Windows. Locate that folder.

Step 5 : Windows folder circled
Next, double click the Windows folder using the left button on your mouse. Windows folder will automatically open if you click the folder right.

Step 6 : Once Windows folder is opened there will be a folder labeled cookies. Double click with left mouse button on the cookies folder.

Step 7 : Once inside the cookies folder, there will be a lot of unneeded cookies stored there.

Step 8 : If you know how to do this part(delete cookies this way), hold the left mouse button down beside of a folder and keep dragging up covering every folder.

Step 9 : After every file in Cookies have turned black( it's supposed to turn black when you hold the left mouse button to cover all files), right click on one of the files that are black and go down to delete and click it.

Step 10 : There will then be a little window pop up that will ask if you're sure you want to send(however many files you have) to the recycle bin and click yes.

Step 11 : If you have done the process right, your cookies files will go to recycle bin. Sometimes another window will pop up saying the index file couldn't be deleted and that's fine, you need that file.

Step 12 : After files have been removed to recycle bin then go to main start up screen and click on recycle bin. If you are using the same type of Windows as me then there should be an option on the left side of the recycle bin page that says empty recycle bin. Click that. If not you will have to right click on the files in the recycle bin and go down to delete. If you have to do the second option(right clicking) there will be a little pop up that asks if you're sure you want to delete the files and click yes.

Step 13 : Once you have completed all previous steps, you have successfully deleted unneeded cookie files, which will make more free space. You may want to do this process at least 2 times a week to keep free space so your computer space won't get overran.

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How do i reinstall my OS?

Aug 18, 2009

One of my friend has these problem last weekend as he had a mess with his Windows Vista Operating System.

Here is what he quoted down in his mail..

I am running Windows Vista 32 Bit, it came on my computer. the computer DID NOT come with the Windows Vista disks, and as far as i know i do not have a registration key for vista. i got this b.exe trojan and thought i fixed it but ive been having internet speed issues ever since, and every time i run a trend micro scan (even in safe mode) it gets stuck on this certain file. ive ran malwarebytes and it found and removed some things, as well as spybot Search and destroy AND Hitman pro. i just cant seem to get rid of these stupid trojans and im considering re-installing my OS. will i be able to do it without the disks? and can i find what the registration key for my vista is off of my pc some how? and is there a step-by-step guide i can follow to reinstall it if i am even able to? ive never installed or Uninstalled an OS before. but im starting to feel this is my only option to rid myself of these trojans.

I just wanted to post these so that any one who encounters such a situation can get the fix right here for his Vista Installation Support at his perusal.


Step 1
Review the system requirements for Windows Vista 32 bit. For Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Enterprise and Windows Vista Ultimate versions, the computer must have at least 1 GB of RAM and a 1 GHz processor. Vista Basic requires an 800 MHz processor and 512 MB of RAM. All versions also need a 32-bit or 64-bit processor available.

Step 2
Insert the Windows Vista 32-bit installation disc into your computer's CD/DVD drive. Open the "Start" menu and select "Run" from the available options.

Step 3
Type "Drive:\setup.exe" into the "Run" window once it pops up on screen. When the Windows Vista 32-bit installation wizard appears, you can select "Install Now." To continue, choose the "Custom" install from the installation menu if this is a clean installation. If you are upgrading from an older version of Windows, then choose "Upgrade."

Step 4
Follow the on-screen instructions to allow Windows Vista 32-bit on your computer. You need to agree to the terms, as well as enter your product key to activate the operating system. Once the installation is complete, the computer will restart with the new OS ready for use.

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How to block websites on your computer?

Aug 12, 2009

computer security
Step 1 : Sign up for an account at opendns.com. DNS is a service that translates alphabetic web addresses into the numeric IP addresses your computer needs to connect to a website on another computer or server. Most ISPs (Internet Service Providers) designate a DNS service, but you can choose any service you want.

Step 2 : If you don’t have a router, go into your control panel on your Windows XP system and click on network connections. Select your connection and click on properties and then on Internet protocol (TCP/IP). Click on properties and select the radio button marked use the following DNS server address. In the preferred DNS server box put 208.67.222.222 and in the alternate DNS server box put 208.67.220.220 and press OK when you are finished.

Step 3 : If you have a router, it is best to set the DNS settings on your router rather than on a computer. Routers filter the traffic before getting to your computer, which increases security. It also allows you to change settings one time, rather than on each computer on your network. Find the DNS preferences on your router and change them to 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 and save. You may need to reboot your router for the settings to update. Specific instructions for your router can be found on opendns.com.

Step 4 : Select filter settings. Sign into your account on opendns.com and click on the settings section. Choose your desired level of filtering. To block porn and phishing (websites that attempt to gain your information through deception), select low. If you want to block pornography, phishing, adult sites and illegal activity, select moderate filtering. If you prefer to block all porn, illegal activities, video sites, social networking and time wasting websites, select high filtering. After selecting the radio button next to your desired filtering level, click apply.

Step 5 : Block specific websites. If you have a specific website you always want to block, add it under manage individual domains. After you add the domain name to block, click add domain.

Step 6 : Check settings. Wait two hours for your filtering and website blocking settings to be updated on opendns servers. After two hours, search for websites that should be blocked. You can search for general porn by putting free porn in a Google search and selecting one of the search results. If your settings are working properly, you should see a website that says: site blocked [website address] is not allowed on this network.

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