Protect Yourself Against Computer Viruses

As more and more people use e-mail, the chances of you receiving a computer virus increase dramatically. However, receiving a virus and "activating" it are two completely different things. The following information will help you to learn how to protect yourself.

MSCONFIG not found in Run Dialog Box (Windows XP)

I recently tried to type ‘msconfig’ into the ‘Run’ dialogue box from the Start menu and received a message  that msconfig could not be found.  I did the usual trawl of the internet and my brain started to implode as the tecchies discussed the inner working of my computer which gave me a headache rather than solve the problem.

What do you do when your Windows PC can't see your folders?

Oh no! My folders are not seen when I place my USB disk in my Windows computer.

This situation always happen when "viruses" attack your flash disk.

There are many ways to get through this. Here are some steps you might want to try out before you do something you might regret. (Like formatting your disk leading to file deletion or throwing it to the trash can..)

Try these steps when you are using Windows XP:

Add Snow Effect on Mouse Cursor Area

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What is a Cross-browser site?

When a software work on difference kinds of operating systems, it is called a crossplatform program. Likely, if a website works for different browsers, it is a cross-browser site.

The work of a website developer is much easier if browsers were the same. Most internet browsers are similar in function and design, most of the time they have many minute differences in recognizing and displaying websites. Example, Safari uses a different HTML rendering engine than Internet Explorer or Firefox or Chrome. Meaning the browsers display the same webpage with slightly different text formatting. Since not all internet browsers read the same HTML tags, some formats may not be read at all in a non-compatible browser. Moreover, browsers translate JavaScript differently, which means one script may work in a browser, but not in another.