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Hi, I've been using the following setup for the last 3 years- Intel Core i5 4590 Gigabyte H97 D3H Motherboard Seagate HDD 2 TB Barracuda 7200 RPM Sapphire R9 280 X 3 gb ddr5 Dual X OC Corsair 200 R Chasis SeaSonic S12II 620W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply Kingston HyperX 1600 MHz 4x...

Thanks for your replies guys, but is enabling UPNP a safe enough option given the security risk it posed a while back? I think I'll try the AP solution instead coz it seems like a fairly hassle free option, while still being secure to my mind. Appreciate your help. Thanks again.

Hi, First off, thanks for taking the time to read this, now coming to my question... So my home setup comprises of a wireless modem from the ISP (it's make is some shitty local brand), although I do not use it for wireless connectivity, instead I have configured a wireless router, the D-Link...

Hi, I'm using a rather old mackbook & have a question regarding data security on it...say for example someone was to gain physical access to the macbook & even if the login credentials/procedure were to make it impossible for them to log in to the system, what can i do to ensure that no one...

Samsung 840EVO 250GB, although it is pricier of the lot I think, still better than the other 2 listed. Am using a 850 Pro 128GB on an old MacBook, the results are phenomenal!

The disk management console did the trick, even though I lost the data on the drive as I had to format & re-initialize it before use. Good thing I backed up the data prior to installing the new SSD. Thanks for the help D_Know_WD!

Hi, I just installed a new SSD drive in my custom built PC which I'm setting up to be the OS host as well as to install a few important programs on it. My 2TB Seagate drive which I was using earlier is now hosting much of the media which I have. Now, prior to installing the new SSD, The 2TB...

Should work fine on USB Plug & Play, Mac does not use drivers (they're referred to as kext files) Hardly ever have I come across any device which doesn't work (or is identified) in its native mode on a Mac. As far as the printer management software for Mac is concerned, you might need to...

Or you could select the "Repair my Computer" option instead of "Install Windows" Select “Command Prompt” Type diskpart and press enter. Enter list disk and note the number of the disk you want to install on. Enter select disk n n is the number of the disk. Enter list partition and note the...

You'll need to get a slimline DVD drive caddy with a SATA connector & plug in the drive into it. http://i57.tinypic.com/fc7pi.jpg It's pretty much just plug N play after that...

Similar question asked here on the forum, might help - http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/353703-28-lenovo-y560-turn-wifi