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Here’s a selection of tools that can monitor your system hardware give you information you might find helpful such as your CPU temperature, or cooler fan speeds, or even the output values of the power supply.

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Finding out if your computer meets the minimum or even recommended system requirements and you can play that game you’ve been looking at is very easy with the help from a couple of websites that are specifically designed for the job.

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If receive an error message on starting Windows that says 'At least one service or driver failed during system startup. Use Event Viewer to examine the event log for details', it needs investigating. Here we show you how to identify which service or driver failed.

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Driver leftovers can be a cause of stability or communication problems with the new hardware. If for some reason you can’t uninstall the old drivers properly, Here are five tools you could try to remove driver remnants from your system.

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Although Windows 98 is old, it's still sometimes used to run old software in business environments. Something it never had though, is a generic driver to install USB mass storage devices like flash drives. Here we show you how to install the required driver.

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Here is a method on how you can manually detect what video card you have which doesn't require the use of any other third party tools but those present in Windows.

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