Windows 8 and 10 users
Press and hold or right-click an empty area on the taskbar, and then tap or click Properties.
Under the Taskbar tab, under Notification Area, click Customize...
Tap or click Turn system icons on or off.
In the Behaviors column, select On in the drop-down list next to Power, and then tap or click OK.
Windows Vista and 7 users
Right-click on the Taskbar and click Properties.
Under the Taskbar tab, under Notification Area, click Customize...
Tap or click Turn system icons on or off.
In the Behaviors column, select On in the drop-down list next to Power, and then click OK.
Windows XP and 2000 users
Open the Control panel.
Open the Power options icon.
Click the Advanced tab.
Check the Always show icon on the taskbar option.
Click Ok and close any open windows.
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Friday, 10 June 2016
Friday, 20 May 2016
The Blue Screen of Death
Thankfully, Windows' dreaded "Blue Screen of Death" is getting to be a rare event, but it still occurs. When it does, it isn't very helpful in helping you hunt down the problem.
The problem can often be traced to bad memory modules. Memory is cheap and buying extra RAM capacity is usually worth it for the performance boost. You can find out what kind of memory your computer takes with this scanner.
It's not difficult to remove and install memory modules. Or You can call on 1-888-995-8019 toll free for the solution.
Just remember to ground yourself when you open your computer. You don't want to fry sensitive electronics with static electricity.
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