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Best free hard drive analysis tools | One Page | Komando.com - 0 views

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    ShopThe Show Read Watch Win DOWNLOADS August 12, 2013Leave a comment 1Best free hard drive analysis tools What do you think about this?  Ever get a "Low Disk Space" warning? These can happen even if you still have a few gigabytes of space left on your hard drive. That's because your computer needs some free space to work correctly. If you're getting these errors, or just notice your drive filling up fast, you'll need to make room! That means deleting data or moving it to another drive. Of course, first you have to know what is taking up the space. These free tools can help with that. But they can also help you diagnose mechanical problems with your hard drive. WinDirStat - It's easy in Windows to see how much free space you have. But you'll need a program like WinDirStat to learn exactly how your space is being used. WinDirStat scans your whole drive or select partitions and folders. It displays color-coded squares detailing what files and file types are filling up your drive. Then you can get more info and delete space hogs from within the program. SpaceSniffer - What if you could see every file on your computer with just a glance? SpaceSniffer does just that. It diagrams your entire hard drive. Files and folders are each given their own square. An element's size corresponds to its size on the hard drive. You can also dive into folders by double-clicking them. Or search for files by size, type and age. CrystalDiskInfo - All hard drives eventually fail. Sometimes it could fail suddenly, but many times there are warning signs. You can detect some of these signs with CrystalDiskInfo. It gives you the sensor data about your drive, including temperature. Most of this info is pretty technical, but there's a simple Health Status meter you can read at a glance. Disk Inventory X - This hard disk analyzer is very similar to WinDirStat. In fact, it was modeled after it! The difference is Disk Inventory X was designed for Macs. If you u
Alex Parker

Star Wars drones, flash, paper & Apple Macs: What should tech companies give up for lent? - 1 views

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    List: As we prepare hungrily for Pancake Day, what should tech companies give up for lent? IT & tech pros tell CBR what they think should be given up for 40 days and 40 nights. Pancake traditionalist with lemon and sugar, or more continental with a Nutella approach?
Alex Parker

What is IBM - 1 views

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    The world's most famous IT company is changing International Business Machines is easily the most historical of all US IT computer behemoths. Beginning life as a typewriter company, Thomas Watson, famously placed signs in its offices with one word: Think The question of what is IBM is today more apposite than ever.
Alex Parker

What is Omegle? - 1 views

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    Find out what Omegle is.
Alex Parker

What is Flickr? - 1 views

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    Find out what Flickr is.
emileybrown89

What are the system requirements for installing the Kaspersky Antivirus product | Docum... - 0 views

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    When we do not take into account certain sections of the License Agreement, there may be some activation errors or problems with the way the license works. However, these incidents are easier to diagnose than those related to violation of the System Requirements. How can we know what the requirements are for each antivirus? Of course, the simplest way is to check
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What are the key features of Avast antivirus? - 0 views

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    Avast support explains a number of benefits and key features of the Avast antivirus security. There are few features that are listed above go through the link
SUPPORTrix Tech

What to Do If You are Experiencing Problems Enabling Windows Firewall in Windows 8 - 0 views

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    Windows 8 has a built-in firewall, known as the Windows Firewall, which keeps you protected from different harmful attacks on the Internet even without any other third-party firewalls installed.
SUPPORTrix Tech

What to Do If Experiencing Problems or Getting an Error Message When Trying to Open Exe... - 0 views

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    This troubleshooting assistant will help if you are experiencing problems or getting an error message when trying to open executable files.
SUPPORTrix Tech

What to Do If Encountering "Error code: 0×80070035 The network path was not f... - 0 views

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    You may encounter a problem in Windows 8 where you will receive this error message: "Windows cannot access \\ Error code: 0×80070035 The network path was not found." when you try to connect to a shared drive or access another computer on the network.
SUPPORTrix Tech

What to Do to Fix Network Adapter Problems in Windows 8 - 0 views

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    If you are having troubles connecting to your network, it is possible that there is a problem with your network adapter. A network adapter is a network hardware component that provides an interface between a computer and a network.
SUPPORTrix Tech

What to Do If Your Computer Cannot Detect the Kindle Fire - 0 views

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    Best and simple ways to troubleshoot your Kindle Fire if in case it cannot be detected by your computer.
Alex Parker

What is NFS? - 1 views

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    NFS was developed by Sun Microsystems.
Alex Parker

What is SPEC? - 1 views

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    Find out about the non-profit organization that assesses computer performance.
Alex Parker

What is CorelDraw? - 1 views

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    Used for vector graph images. CorelDraw is a computer program developed by Ottawa-based software company, Corel. The program allows customers to construct and edit vector graph images, which are used when creating two-dimensional images, such as posters. First released in January 1989 for Windows 2.1, CorelDraw was founded and developed by Corel software engineers, Michael Bouillon and Pat Beirne.
Alex Parker

What is SMB? - 1 views

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    Allows people to connect on a computer network.
Alex Parker

What is TTL? - 1 views

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    TTL (Time to live) is a mechanism that limits the lifespan or lifetime of the data in a computer or network.
Alex Parker

What is KVM? - 1 views

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    A Kernel-based Virtual Machine is an open source virtualisation for the Linux kernel distributions.
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