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Although we cannot install DirectX 10 for Windows XP because it was never officially made available from Microsoft, there are a few third party attempts at trying to get DirectX 10 working. Here we have a look at them.

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Windows XP automatically keeps a copy of the original system files before they are replaced with the newer versions that is downloaded from Windows Update for rollback purposes. The backup files can take up a lot of space and here is how to safely delete the backed up system files.

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There are times when you need to speed up to save time or slow down to learn during a video playback from websites such as YouTube and Vimeo. Here we show you 3 ways on how to do it.

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If you have various problems with video or sound, one of the things you might be looking to do is uninstall DirectX. Although completely uninstalling it isn't the best method, there are trick and and ways to rollback to previous versions, and then re-install again.

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If your computer hasn't got much physical memory installed, it can quite quickly be slowed down by too many memory hungry programs running at once. Here we show you 6 programs that can help reduce the memory your system is using, making the it less likely to slow down.

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Investigating connection problems on network can be difficult especially with advanced packet sniffing tools. However there is a hidden setting in Windows that can be easily enabled to show you any possible errors with your connection.

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