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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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There are occasions in Windows that when you install or uninstall a piece of software, the drive letter goes missing for your optical CD/DVD drive. There are a few registry keys that can cause this problem which need to be edited.

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If your ISP is throttling your connection on things such as P2P traffic, a VPN service is a viable solution. After researching, we found 5 VPN companies that we can trust for downloading just about anything using BitTorrent while not being afraid of getting into trouble with the authorities.

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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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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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Unfortunately not all software supports connecting through proxy. If for some reason you need a software to go through a proxy server, here are some third party software that you can use to tunnel windows applications through proxy servers.

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