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With USB flash drives becoming so common nowadays, and all newer generation motherboards supporting booting from USB, it makes sense to write the Kaspersky Rescue Disk onto a pendrive. Here’s a selection of ways do it.

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Most gamers know of Steam and the way it distributes games over the internet. While Steam is working correctly you will be able to download or play your games, if it refuses to update itself you cannot reach your games until this problem is fixed. Here we show you some possible ways around this issue.

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Windows Vista and newer operating systems come with a security feature called User Account Control that requires user permission to grant administrator privileges to programs that want to make system wide changes. Here we look at UAC and how in some circumstances it isn't totally safe and can be bypassed.

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One thing that was introduced into Windows Vista and and became more available in Windows 7 is the built-in capability of creating a full backup image of your system so that it can be restored back when Windows becomes corrupt or not bootable

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Many users like to keep their hard drives in top shape by defragging them regularly with third party defragging tools. However, many defraggers cannot optimize files protected by antivirus software, such as Kaspersky. Here we look at which free defragging tools work on these protected files and which don't.

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Windows 7 comes in two flavors, 32bit and 64bit. Sometimes there is a need to switch your operating system from one version to another for compatibility purposes or if you have 4GB or more of memory. Here we show you the how to downgrade Windows 7 to 32-bit or upgrade to 64-bit if you want.

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