Members vote for rickysays best answers on Yahoo! Answers

It’s great to know that the articles I publish on this site are actually helping people, and thanks to those of you who have taken time to drop me a quick thank you note from time to time.

I try to also spend a little time each day answering questions on Yahoo! Answers, and often refer back to articles I’ve posted on rickysays.com for more detailed information or reference material.

Members on the Yahoo! Answer site are encouraged to rate other member’s answers, and it’s always fun to receive the “Best Answer” rating (and is worth 10 points towards your user status level on the site).

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Here’s a list of the Yahoo! Answers that have been rated best answers over the last few months. Hope you find some of them useful as well!

How to recover deleted file from memory stick?

how to recover deleted itune songs?

Sould I install spyware doctor on my pc?

how do i connect my bluetooth cell phone with my blue tooth computer?

How do I transfer songs from one iTunes library to another?

Aim video chat problems?

Should I get an Ipod touch or an LG shine?

How to Backup Copy-Protected DVD Movies

Question: I have a few DVD movies that I’d like to copy for backup purposes, and would also like to view them on my laptop when I go on business trips. The software that came with my laptop isn’t able to do it though – it says the DVDs are copy-protected. Is there an easy way to do this?

My wireless mouse stopped working! How do I fix it?

Wireless mouses have always been finicky, working one day but not the next. Fixing a wireless mouse is a actually a fairly easy process. Just follow these three steps and you should have your mouse working right away. 1. Restart your computer Even if this seems silly, many times it's all you need to do. On Windows, click the Start menu and then…

How do you change the desktop wallpaper for multiple computers on a network?

Question: Suppose we have a networking in a LAB and i have total rights over all other systems on the LAN. Now how to change the wallpaper of the system which is there on the LAN???

Answer: This question has been heroically rescued from the Open Questions forum by Greg Woosley. You can view his reply below, and stop by his website at http://codenoter.blogspot.com/ for some useful tips on “tricky geek things he’s figured out once and doesn’t want to figure out again later”.