How to transfer photos from a Samsung Galaxy to your Mac
Top 3 ways to transfer photos from a Samsung Galaxy to your Mac.
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Top 3 ways to transfer photos from a Samsung Galaxy to your Mac.
I have Comcast internet at home with a standard-issue Motorola cable modem, and it seems that Linksys routers don’t play nice with these modems. Here’s how to fix the problem.
Question: My computer is taking a really long time to shut down or restart – like a few minutes. Drives me nuts. Any solutions?
Answer: I had the exact same thing happen on my kid’s PC that’s running Windows XP. I tried all kinds of things, like registry cleaner programs, disk optimizers, windows update, and applying service packs. Nothing worked, and for a long time I had to just endure the problem.
I recently installed Panda Internet Security on that machine, and it found a slew of viruses and malware programs that were installed (probably from one of the kid’s games websites they visited).
It was able to remove them all from my system and the slow shutdown problem went away immediately.
I’m not sure which virus caused the problem, but it hasn’t returned since I installed Panda, so I’d recommend giving it a try.
Here’s a link to the Panda download page where you can try it for free.
Question: I need to have my notebook reconfigured but do not want to lose the programs. Can I move them to an external drive and then return them to my notebook as it is reconfigured? What is the best way to do this?
If you have more than a couple images that you need to resize, you know how time consuming it can be to open each image and change the size settings one by one.
Transferring photos from your iPhone to your computer is a much easier proccess with Windows 10 and here are the steps to take.
Question: My dell 8400 tower went down, replaced power supply and ..nothing. How can I get everything off the hard drive, install into another tower, or take it somewhere to download to external drive?
In the days of new technology, at some point you’re going to upgrade your computer. Transferring files from your old computer to the new one is something that might scare you, however Windows cloud storage system “One Drive” makes it easy. Follow these few steps to have your precious pictures and documents on your brand new computer in a jiffy!