Attach a Wireless Router

October 26, 2009 :: Posted by - setyo :: Category - External Component, Hardware

wireless-routerWireless router as a modem, but instead of using a wireless access point. If you have this type of router you will enjoy more surfing and browsing. If you are at home, more than one computer Internet connection at home, in the vicinity of the distribution, is a good thing.

If you do not trust their own abilities, self-install these, you may need to install this simple guide:

Step 1: In the others, you must first select the appropriate router. Compare and choose the role of the brand, you really will need. You do not need to buy a single than most is one of the fastest speeds less. In the alert period, your choice. Also, make sure it meets your Internet connection.

Step 2: In the Internet, cable router. Location should be a little more antennas to better signal transmission. Have been used in two ways to achieve through your Internet. Use the Ethernet cable, DSL modem to connect the use of those who, you must be connected to the modem router. Connected to the WAN port. For the wireless connection, the wireless adapter WAN port conditions.

Step 3: If you have a desktop computer, rather than the wireless LAN is ready, and a cable and only connect to your computer, and the other end of the back of one end, LAN ports found in the back of the router. This port is usually yellow. Your wireless devices such as notebook computers, it will automatically detect the wireless signal.

Step 4: Next, you need to do on your computer is the router is installed. Use your main computer. In the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM and follow the installation program. Then, open your browser and register to the IP address of your router. Most routers have the same IP address from the default, but you can find the information in this article is provided router.

Step 5: change the password, in particular, SSID, make it more secure. When the majority of the wireless router has WPA encryption set up, but it is good, and did it twice, there is an intruder with no other leads to be able to use local connection.

Now you know how to connect a wireless router, you are now ready for their own local connections.

Summer Computer Tips

October 19, 2009 :: Posted by - setyo :: Category - Tips

#1 – Summer Computer Travel
Holiday travelers should be on alert when arriving home from long weekends, such as the Fourth of July, a popular time for computer viruses to spread.

Most computer users have a tendency to turn off their computers when away on trips, which means you’re not getting newly-released anti-virus patches or anti-spyware updates; the two most common areas that cause computers problems. We recommend you update anti-virus and anti-spyware scans before opening e-mail or going online after an extended absence.

We consistently see an increase in calls for virus related problems immediately following long weekends. Avoid the problems altogether by updating your security software before using your computer. For a free listing of viruses, spyware threats and trends, visit: www.VisitingGeeks.com/downloads.htm

#2 — Should You Leave Your Computer Running?
One question we hear frequently is, “Should I leave my desktop computer on or turn it off?”

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Build Your Own Computer or Buy?

October 12, 2009 :: Posted by - setyo :: Category - Tips

Just look inside a computer case. At first glance, all those wires and components can look terrifyingly complex. And thinking about putting them all together by yourself may seem impossible.

Not to worry! Even though they are the products of advanced technology, the various pieces of a personal computer (PC) fit together with simple connections. If you can use a screwdriver and follow simple instructions, you can build your own PC.

Don’t be intimidated by the task of connecting the computer components together. Many of the internal connections are molded so that it is impossible to fit them together the wrong way. If you have ever assembled a child’s toy, you are more than capable of assembling a computer.

Advantages Of Building Your Own
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Choosing Your First Digital Camera

October 05, 2009 :: Posted by - setyo :: Category - camera

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Digital cameras are no longer a luxury these days, with high resolution mega pixels and sophisticated features coming within a very appealing price range. And thanks to many comprehensive digital camera reviews, it’s easy to pick the most sought after features and qualities and still stay within a budget.

Most people turn to digital photography because they like the ease of printing and sharing the photos on the web. Business owners choose the digital quality for their product catalogues or brochures, students employ digital cameras for their projects and with digital cameras in most recent cell phones, even a child can take a snap and publish it instantly on the web. And thanks to the newest lens and zooming qualities, you don’t have to be a seasoned pro to shoot close-to-professional images with modern digital cameras.

You can hardly find a digital camera today with resolution lower than 2 megapixels – two million color dots per picture. This is a decent quality for most uses, including printing the photos for the home or school use. The higher the megapixel rate, the bigger photos you can print without sacrificing the quality. However, if you are not a professional photographer or a graphic professional who deals with upscale images all the time, you don’t really need a digital camera that produces more than 8-megapixel camera – and these rarely become available for less than $1000. Plus, if you seek to print large detailed photos, make sure you have a high-quality printer that can reproduces all the tiny details that make a difference.

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