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Fix Virtualbox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter error in Device Manager for Windows in 4 steps

Feb.02, 2010 in Computer, Hardware Tutorials, Internal Parts, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Operating Systems, Peripherals & Accessories, Software, System Utilities, Tutorials, Virtualization, software tutorial Leave a Comment

I recently can’t access the internet with Virtual Box, so I checked Windows Device Manager in Windows 7. I saw a yellow exclamation mark for Virtualbox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter. Apparently, the device driver was corrupted or missing. I tried removing it by right clicking Virtualbox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter and picking uninstall, but Windows won’t let [...]

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Mounting a VMware VMDK file in Sun VirtualBox tutorial

Nov.25, 2009 in Computer, Computer Tutorials, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Operating Systems, Software, System Utilities, Tutorials, Ubuntu, Virtualization, software tutorial 1 Comment

You downloaded a .vmdk file from the internet, but you learned VMware player can not play it. The best alternative is to play the virtual machine file with Sun’s Free VirtualBox virtualization program. However, you need to mount it in VirtualBox first.

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How to password protect Sun Open Office 3 Document file

Sep.18, 2009 in Computer, Computer Tutorials, Local PC security, Office suites, Security, Software, Tutorials, software tutorial Leave a Comment

Learn how to create a  password to protect files created with Open Office Writer, Calc, Impress and other Open Office programs to protect your privacy by only letting people with the correct password access and modify your files.
 
Click the link below to learn how to add a password to your Open Office files.

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