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Using a program to check as many of these software titles as possible for you, and telling you if updates are available or not, could be a potential time saver. Here are 4 different tools that can help tell you if your current software is out of date.

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Universal Silent Switch Finder is a little program that can automatically determine which silent switches can be used with a setup file. Some software developers will include the command line switches in its documentation but some don't.

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Microsoft's .NET Framework is a development platform that is used in a large number of applications. It's not always easy to tell which versions are installed. Here are a couple of tools to help you determine which versions you have and possibly help troubleshoot .NET version issues.

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If your computer clock is always out of sync when you start your computer it probably means the BIOS battery is dead or dying. To stop issues and errors in Windows the clock needs syncing with an internet time server on boot. Here are some ways to do it.

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When clean installing Windows you will need an install disk to hand or an ISO image, which is becoming harder to find.

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While most bootable CDs these days are Linux-based, a Windows-based repair disc is still a good thing to have for better hardware support.

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