Listed are FREE online virus and malware scanners that can be used to compliment the scanner(s) already installed on your PC. Some only scan individual files that you upload to the scanner; while others are full blown scanners that will scan your entire computer. Keep in mind these are not substitutes for the virus or... Continue Reading →
The gScreen Spacebook is the first dual screen laptop with two 15.4-inch identical screens and a full-size keyboard, built into one laptop unit. The genius behind the design of the dual screen laptop is gScreen Computer Corp., an Anchorage, Alaska based company. Availability of the gScreen Spacebook is expected to hit the market by Q4... Continue Reading →
The ability to understand and manage your files and folders on your computer is something that everyone should learn to do. It not only makes you more computer literate; it gives you the confidence in knowing just what files you are saving and where. Microsoft, in its’ infinite wisdom, actually takes into account that most... Continue Reading →
If you are new to What’s On My PC… you will notice on the right side of the blog a category listing for Geek Squeaks’. The Geek Squeaks’ category is a weekly roundup of articles from the bloggers that are on the What’s On My PC… blogroll. I encourage you to visit these blogs to... Continue Reading →
Fefoo is a search application that changes the way we use search engines. Fefoo is an application that is engineered to work with multiple search engines to make your searches more effective and better. FeFoo is designed to search by categories; thus, making your search more refined from the time you start searching. As a... Continue Reading →
Overindulgence, in anything, (including computers and the internet) will result in devastation of some form. Have you lost your connection with the real world as a result of excessive computer usage and what the internet has to offer (e.g. video games, chatting, texting, social networking, blogging, gambling, buying, pornography, compulsive surfing, etc…)? Do you know... Continue Reading →
Be sure to visit Mrintech – Your Computers & Technology Guide to get the scoop on Spread-it, a free file sharing service. No passwords to share, no software to install, no accounts to create, and no full mailboxes. A “What’s On My PC…” Web Clip! [Source: Mrintech] Free Temporary File Storage upto 500 MB! Sharing... Continue Reading →
From the makers of SolSuite comes 123FreeSolitaire. If you enjoy playing Solitaire then you will love this FREE game. This game is of high quality (sounds and graphics) and is 100% FREE. 123 Free Solitaire 2009 features a winning layout, fast game play, rich sounds, extensive options, and quality help. Each game has more than... Continue Reading →
Maintaining a PC can be a daunting task, especially when you are unfamiliar with the utilities that are available to accomplish those tasks. I recently came across a PC optimization tool, called “Perfect Utilities”, that is new one to me. I am usually cautious when it comes to utilities that claim to fix or optimize... Continue Reading →
Be sure to visit Bill Mullin’s Weblog – Tech Thoughts for a chance at receiving a FREE LIFETIME registration code for a leading antispyware product called SUPERAntiSpyware. To enter the contest to win one of the lifetime licenses, simply add a comment at the end of the article that Bill has posted [ HERE ]... Continue Reading →
How many users know what the Windows Registry is? How many users out there use “Registry Cleaners”? A “must read” article at “Tech-for Everyone” Top Tech Tip #2: Leave Registry Cleaners Alone [ click here ] This is one of those articles, very well written, that explains to you about the Windows Registry and how... Continue Reading →
Blogging is work, that is an exercise of the mind… The bloggers reflected below, and on the “What’s On My PC…” blogroll, consistently pump out article after article with no let up. The information that is provided are excellent resources to those who are interested in learning more about, and keeping up to date with,... Continue Reading →
These days the avenues of messaging and communicating with each other, on the computer, are many. There is instant messaging; messaging via the social networks; IRC (Internet Relay Chat); and email. What usually occurs is that we end up installing multiple messaging clients so that we can stay in the loop and end up slowing... Continue Reading →
One of my favorite computer past times is searching for new computer information, software and tech related blogs (and sites). Some people collect baseball cards; I collect tech blogs. Recently the collection surpassed a total of 240 blogs and sites that can be accessed by clicking on the Launch Pad icon located on the sidebar... Continue Reading →
If you are a computer user that is trying to make sense of it all when it comes to computer and Internet security; AND what you need to do to protect yourself, then check out OnGuard Online. Part of the fight against Internet crimes is educating ourselves and OnGuard Online is a great starting point.... Continue Reading →
