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If your computer has two network adapters connected to the network at the same time, such as Ethernet and WiFi, it is possible to force software into using one or the other connection for network or internet access. Here we show you how to easily accomplish this task with a rather unique tool.

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Many computers are equipped with more than one network adapter, such as Ethernet and WiFi, and you can enable both devices on the network at once. However, there are rules that govern which adapter has priority depending on the network task. Here we explain what these rules are and how to change them.

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Windows XP has a great little tool called BootVis that is able to analyze Windows boot performance and show you exactly what is going on and how long things take. BootVis doesn't work on other operating systems though. Here we show you 4 alternative ways to analyze the Windows boot process.

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If you need to control the settings of Kaspersky over a remote network connection, it depends whether the software is allowed by Kaspersky itself that determines whether you can do it. Here we show you which remote access software works without any trouble and what to do if your remote software doesn't work.

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One component that was left out of Windows 7 and above that a lot of users miss is the Classic Start menu. While it isn't as advanced as newer Start menus, it's basic and easy to use nature proved popular. Here are 3 tools that help you get the Classic Start menu back in Windows 7, 8 or 10.

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Memory or RAM is much faster speed than a traditional hard drive. If you require to run a software that is database intensive, you would achieve a faster performance by placing the data into the RAM Disk. We have benchmarked 11 free RAM disk software to find the fastest performing driver.

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