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Durken316 teaches users how to use Speed Guide’s TCP Optimizer to optimize download speeds for Windows XP and below.

by Johnson Yip on November 29, 2009

in Computer, Computer Tutorials, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Operating Systems, Software, software tutorial, System Utilities, Tech Tutorials

TCP Optimizer moves slider to your internet speed and click apply changes

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TCP Optimizer is a free, easy program for tuning and optimizing your Internet connection. There is no install required, just download and run.

TCP Optimizer moves slider to your internet speed, click optimal setings, backup your registry,Â and click apply changes.

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Click the link to see his tutorial video on using TCP optimizer

Tagged as: faster internet, registry tweak, speed optimizer, tcp optimizer, windows tweak

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How to mark a drive as Active or Inactive in Computer Disk management or Command prompt CMD.exe Diskpart

by Johnson Yip on November 29, 2009

in Computer, Computer Certifications, Computer Tutorials, Hardware Tutorials, Internal PC Parts, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Peripherals & Accessories, Software, software tutorial, System Utilities, Tech Tutorials, Windows Command lines

In order to make a drive be able to boot an Operating system, you have to mark it as active in computer management > Disk management or use the command prompt in Windows.

Tutorial for making your partition active in computer management or command prompt

Tagged as: active partition, command line, computer management, disk management, diskpart, inactive disk partition, mark disk as active, microsoft, ms-dos, windows

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Using ImgBurn to burn a CD ISO image to a CD-R

by Johnson Yip on November 28, 2009

in Computer, Computer Tutorials, File Backup Imaging Recovery, Hardware Tutorials, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Peripherals & Accessories, Software, software tutorial, System Utilities, Tech Tutorials

You just downloaded an ISO, but when you click on it nothing happens. You need to first burn your ISO file to a CD-R or DVD-R disk with CD burning software like ImgBurn.You can use your newly burned disk to install a program on your computer, or an entire operating system like Ubuntu. ImgBurn is great for burning your ISO file to a CD.

Tutorial for using ImgBurn to burn an ISO CD image file to a CD-R

Tagged as: cd burning, cd image, CD-R, dvd-r, iso

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Johnson’s Computer Internet Help

Durken316 teaches users how to use Speed Guide’s TCP Optimizer to optimize download speeds for Windows XP and below.

How to mark a drive as Active or Inactive in Computer Disk management or Command prompt CMD.exe Diskpart

Using ImgBurn to burn a CD ISO image to a CD-R