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When troubleshooting Windows, some advanced or professional computer users still like to boot into a DOS environment with network support to perform a number of tasks. A bootable DOS disk is usually in the form of a floppy disk image, here we show you how to get 3 ready made floppy images onto CD.

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Universal Extractor is a program to do exactly what it says: extract files from any type of archive, whether it's a simple zip file, an installation program, or even a Windows Installer (.msi) package.

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To be able to boot your computer from USB, there needs to be support for it in the BIOS. If the computer is quite old, your only option might be using a handy tool called Plop Boot Manager to allow you to boot to USB even if your BIOS won't allow it..

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The Microsoft .Net Framework is deeply integrated into Windows system and sometimes it can get corrupted making it impossible to uninstall and reinstall. Here are 5 effective ways that aims to forcefully repair or uninstall any .NET Framework it can find.

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Thankfully there are ways to access other computers in your local network remotely, and you can also view and manipulate processes on another computer without leaving your own. Here we show you 5 ways to view and manage another computer's tasks remotely.

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You might have a video file that you want to share with other people, but have no idea whether they have the right codecs or a compatible media player installed that will play the file. A solution to this problem is to pack the media file into a self running executable along with a self contained player.

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