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How to Enter the BIOS Setup Utility or Boot Menu with Windows 8.1
By default, a Windows 8/8.1 shutdown is not a real shutdown. Instead, it is a hybrid shutdown where the contents of memory are saved to disk. This allows for a faster startup. However, turning on the PC after a hybrid shutdown does not allow for pressing F1 or F12 during startup.
How to Upgrade to Windows 10 ?
How to Upgrade to Windows 10 ?
How to Upgrade to Windows 10 ? It’s easy to get your free upgrade – here’s how: Reserve Use the Get Windows 10 app to reserve your free upgrade to Windows 10. We’ll download Windows 10 to your device and notify you when it’s ready. You can cancel your reservation at any time.1 Click on the small Windows icon located at the right end of the taskbar to get started. If you don’t see it, visit our Q…
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Consejos para obtener un mejor rendimiento en Windows
Consejos para obtener un mejor rendimiento en Windows
¡Hola! Es para mi un gusto deleitarlos con un excelente articulo aquí en Nochegeek.
Consejos para obtener un mejor rendimiento en Windows nunca fue tan difícil, es bastante sencillo y siempre sera mejor tener un ordenador optimizado y limpio. Tambien depende mucho las características de tu ordenador, por tanto toma conciencia que este post ayudara a mejorarlo.
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ECS Liva X Mini PC Unveiled Ahead of CES 2015
ECS Liva X Mini PC Unveiled Ahead of CES 2015
ECS has today announced a new addition to their range of mini PCs with the unveiling of the new ECS Liva X mini PC that is expected to launch sometime early next year.
The ECS Liva X Mini PC measures just 5.3 x 3.3 x 1.6 inches in size and powered by an Intel Bay Trail-M or Bay Trail-I processor with a clock speed up to 2.25 GHz supported by either 2 or 4GB of RAM as well as either 32GB or 64GB…
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손바닥 크기의 초소형 PC LIVA for Win 8.1 출시
손바닥 크기의 초소형 PC LIVA for Win 8.1 출시
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ECS 의 초소형 팬리스 PC Liva Window 8.1 for Bing 의 32GB 모델(세금포함 27,860 엔)과 64GB 모델(30,000 엔)의 판매가 시작되었다고 아키바PC 는 전했습니다. 두모델은 화이틓색상만 제공
사진으로 보이는 Liva 의 크기는 라즈베리 파이 와 흡사하거나 약간 클것같고 높이는 라즈베리 파이를 3~4개를 정도 포개어놓은 높이로 추정해봅니다. Liva 의 본체크기는 107.6 x 114.4 x 29.9 이며 인텔 Nuc 보다 약간 큰것으로 알려져있다.
Liva 에는 셀러론 N2807 프로세서(1.58GHz)와…
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Windows 7 to Windows 9 Upgrade to Cost $30 and might be free for window 8.1– Report
Windows 7 to Windows 9 Upgrade to Cost $30 and might be free for window 8.1– Report
Windows 9 will play multiple roles when it hits the market in early 2015, and in addition to providing users with a much more familiar working environment and new features, the new OS will also help Microsoft itself get over the Windows 8 failure.
Recently, it has emerged that Windows 9 might be available free of charge for Windows 8.1 users, and now it appears that the company is also preparing…
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Preparing for the end of Window XP support
APRIL 8 will mark the end of support for Windows XP. This means that Microsoft will no longer provide updates or security patches for the operating system launched in 2001. The last major update to the software was released in 2008.
As a result, XP users will no longer be assured of having a 100% secure software, and Microsoft encourages them to upgrade to an OS with current support.
The software editor reminds users that no updates — and in particular no security updates — will be provided for versions of Windows that are no longer supported.
In practical terms, this means that new malware could take advantage of possible remaining security weaknesses to wreak serious havoc.
For this reason, users are advised to install a new operating system rather than sticking with Windows XP, particularly if their machine is always connected to the internet.
Unsurprisingly, Microsoft recommends upgrading directly to Windows 8.1, the latest version of its OS.
This is an option for users whose PC meets the minimum requirements: processor speed of 1GHz or above, a DirectX 9 video card with WDDM, at least 1GB of RAM and a hard drive of 16GB or more. Users can also opt to switch to Windows 7.
The last option, of course, is simply to buy a new PC equipped with a current OS, particularly if one’s current machine is unable to handle Windows 8.1.
Over 12 years of support
Microsoft officially launched Windows XP, in separate versions for professionals and individual users, on Oct 25, 2001. Before taking it off the market on June 30, 2008, Microsoft sold 400 million versions of XP, which had a global market share of over 80% at its peak.
At the time of its launch, XP revolutionised the interface of Microsoft’s signature software, presenting customisation features, a simplified start menu, a revamped task bar and even the ability to burn files onto a CD-ROM through a simple drag and drop.
Today, XP holds the record for the longest-selling version of Windows. Even following its withdrawal from the market in 2008, XP remained the world’s most used OS until October 2011, when it was overtaken by Windows 7, according to Statcounter.
Other than the possible vulnerability to malware after the cut-off date on April 8, Windows XP will continue to function just as before.
Upgrading to Windows 8.1 from Windows XP, a guide from Microsoft: www.windows.mic rosoft.com
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MICROSOFT TALKED ABOUT INNOVATIONS IN WINDOWS PHONE 8.1
Microsoft is in the exhibition MWC 2014 decided to share information on the official Windows Phone 8.1. This version adds support for the new system equipment and smartphones with it will produce over 13 vendors.
It is important that Microsoft drew on his side of new smartphone manufacturers. For HTC, Samsung, Nokia, Huawei and ZTE have joined Karbonn, Solo, LG, Foxconn, Gionee, JSR, Lenovo, Longcheer and Xolo. Microsoft claims that its system works 56% of all smartphone manufacturers in the world.
In Windows Phone 8.1 will support dvuhsimochny smartphones – for each SIM-card will have its own tile and calls for its messages.
Microsoft continues to expand its list of supported hardware – now vendors can produce devices with inexpensive chips Snapdragon 200, 400 and 400 LTE. Ability to install applications on the memory card will allow manufacturers to produce devices with super cheap 4 GB of memory and 512 MB of RAM.
Manufacturers now do not necessarily physical control buttons (on-screen option is available), as well as a separate button to launch the camera. This makes it easier to produce WP-powered smartphones with existing Android.
In Microsoft claim that “technically» Windows Phone 8.1 can be installed on any Windows Phone 8 smartphone but do not claim that all the old devices will get it (the exception could theoretically make any operator tube). Exit should update “this spring,” which means not later than May release.
Full capabilities of the system will be announced at the conference Build in early April. Recall that many of the innovations we already know .
