Monday, December 31, 2012

**FREE** CoD WaW Modded Lobby! Phoenix V2 Mods! -VideoGamerHD

TUTORIAL: www.youtube.com Phoenix V2 mods! They have been leaked and I am happy to share this video with my subscribers! I was meant to upload ths the hour it was leaked but never got around to it! sorry! So to make up for it, here's the link to Jesus' "Phoenix V2 mods" ~ BETA: www.megaupload.com New full released: www.mediafire.com I hope you enjoy these mods, please subscribe to get more links to unreleased content, tutorials and much more that you will benifit from! Want in the lobby!? do you!? well it's your lucky day! Because I am Inviting people free of charge! just send "VeteranHacker" a message on xbox live! or try sending me a pm, like and commet below! Thanks, Veteran

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Chilla Frilla - LaCie Hard Drive Unboxing (Neil Poulton 1 TB)

Full HD 720p Unboxing video of the 1 Terabyte TB LaCie Hard Disk Drive Design Designed by Neil Poulton! Be sure to Subscribe! Follow me on Twitter for live updates and news at: twitter.com

Sunday, December 23, 2012

20TB Fileserver - Norco RPC-4220

-==- I had lots of questions when I first thought about using this case. I wondered what the connectors were.. and then what RAID card would accept the connectors. I found no video on YouTube for this case, so I thought once it's all up and running, I'll share it on YouTube for others in the same boat. I hope this video helps your build! :) +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ PART1 - MediaPortal Client 1 of 2: www.youtube.com 2 of 2: www.youtube.com PART2 - 20TB File Server - This video! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ LINKS: YouTube won't let me link to external sites within the annotations :( Case Pic: goo.gl Info: goo.gl Mobo Pic: goo.gl Info: goo.gl CPU Pic: goo.gl Info: goo.gl RAID Pic: goo.gl Info: goo.gl (click "Feedback") PSU Pic: goo.gl Info: goo.gl

Sunday, December 16, 2012

Advanced Hard Drive Data Recovery Part 1

New different material! This is a new video on advanced data recovery by Scott A. Moulton. This is from August 2007 at Defcon 15 on how to do your own hard drive recovery.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

How to Install and Boot Directly into Freestyle Dash on a J-tagged Xbox 360 [HD]

PLEASE WATCH IN FULL SCREEN TO SEE EVERYTHING This is a step by step instruction on how to install Freestyle Dash and Dash Launch 2.08 and have your J-tagged Xbox 360 boot right into Freestyle Dash instead of the normal NXE Dash. Freestyle Dash is an Alternative dash board for a J-tagged Xbox 360, that allow the use of some really cool features like, Running Games from a External Hdd Has a Ftp program built right into it Run your Emulators Xbox 1 games from a Hdd Add you own themes YOU MUST HAVE NEWEST VERSION NXE DASHBOARD FOR THIS (THE KINNECT DASHBOARD) Things you will need: 1) A J-tagged Xbox 360 (not a Xbox 360 w/ iXtreme) 2) These files www.megaupload.com 3)A USB Drive Formatted to Fat32 4)Xexmenu (Will be in the description) 100 SUBSCRIBERS SO FAR THANK YOU EVERYONE Thanks for Watching Please Rate, Comment, and Subscribe

Sunday, December 9, 2012

Install a Second IDE Hard Drive

In this video I discuss and demonstrate how to install a second IDE hard drive as a slave device. Do you need IT certification training? Visit our website for more information @ www.techskills.edu.

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

ACER Aspire One D260/D255 Upgrade

Tutorial about Replacement of Hard Disk and Memory (RAM) Shown on ACER Aspire One D260 Production of A-SRC Entertainment ------------------- TIPPS: - Use the official sites of manufacturers. There you'll find special configurators, that will find a suitable RAM for your machine - DDR2 memory will NOT work on DDR3 machine and backwards - You can upgrade your HDD and replace it with SDD. This way will increase the the boot up and working speed, and save the battery. - The default HardwareDetection from Acer might not work properly - Be careful when you install the Driver for you TouchPad. Some Drivers on the ACER Website are not listed. You netbook D260 might have a Touchpad by "Synaptics". - You can connect your Hard Disk to your Desktop PC using S-ATA connection cable.

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Move Your iTunes Library to an External Drive (The Simple Way)

Has Your iTunes library become too big to fit on your computer? This video will show you how to move your iTunes media collection to an external hard drive Skill Level : Intermediate Note : for the new itunes the consolidate feature has been renamed organize but it does the same thing. IMPORTANT FOR ITUNES 9 & ABOVE Read below : In itunes 9 to consolidate the library. You can find that option in File / Library / Organize Library / Consolidate Library / OK HOPE THIS HELPED FOR iTUNES 9

Saturday, November 24, 2012

Photojojo Cell Phone Lenses Unboxing (Fisheye, Macro, and Wide Angle)

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Tuesday, November 20, 2012

How To Install Windows XP / 2003 / Vista / 7 / BartPE via USB

NOTE: BOOT FROM USB EVERY TIME BEFORE YOU SEE THE WINDOWS DESKTOP. Also, feel free to drop by the DuncsWeb chat to let us know how you are getting on: duncsweb.com - Here I show you a very easy way to install the Various Versions of Windows on a computer without a CD / DVD Drive, great for netbooks. Again, please dont come to me for support, I didn't make the program. Make sure you set your computer to boot from the USB Drive in the BIOS, or choose "Boot from USB" in your boot menu (press like F10 or F12 or something). WinToFlash: wintoflash.com

Friday, November 16, 2012

Gigabyte S1080 N570 Win7 Tablet with USB 3.0

www.netbooknews.com Gigabyte is entering the tablet space with a 10 inch Windows Home Premium Tablet called the S1080. Under the hood of this multitouch capacitive 1024 x 600 resolution display are an Atom N550 dual core CPU, a 320 GB hard drive, SD card slot, a speedy USB 3.0 and a VGA out port. You don't see many tablets with VGA as most are opting for HDMI, but I guess if you're looking to hook this up to an external monitor in the business world VGA is still pretty common. This tablet is being pushed forward as a business tablet, something along the lines of the HP Slate, which we know only sold around 6000 units. Looks at the hardware design we can see that the screen already sports Android navigation buttons. This is a little confusing since the only timelines Gigabyte can hope to follow at this point for Android would be Honeycomb and Android 3.0 is not meant to need these navigation buttons. Similarly for navigating around Windows they have included a mouse pointer as well as a left and right mouse buttons. I hope that they are planning on dropping the profile of the device in the next build as it is a little thick for my liking. We have no word on pricing but availability for the tablet should be in March just in time for honeycomb.

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Intel Core i7 | GTX 580 | All Water Cooled | Extreme Gaming PC

Check out my channel, rate, comment, & subscribe! :D www.youtube.com Updated version: www.youtube.com MotherBoard: Asus Rampage III Extreme Intel x58 CPU: Intel Core i7 950 Memory: Corsair Dominator GT 1600 GPU: EVGA GTX 580 SuperClocked PSU: Corsair TX-950 Watt Sound: Creative Sound Blaster Titanium CD-ROM: LG Super Multi Blue NIC: Intel PCI-X NIC Hard Drives: Corsair 120GB SSD @ 275/285 MB/S WD Velociraptor 300GB 2x WD 1TB Black RAID 0 @ 120 MB/S Overclocking: CPU: Core i7 950 3.0 @ 4.2GHZ @ 1.35 Core Voltage Memory: 1600MHZ @ 1735MHZ @ 1.65 Voltage GPU: 797/1594/2025 @ 900/1800/2100 @ 1.20 Core Voltage Case: Corsair Obsidian 800D Case Mods: Antec 900 Front intake fan HDD Ban 3x 5.25 Metal PSU Bay Cover Red LED Lighting 2x White Cathode's NZXT USB Expansion System Liquid Cooling: CPU Block: Koolance CPU-360 MotherBoard Block: Koolance R3E MotherBoard Block GPU Block: EK GTX 580 Actel + Silver Radiator: DD Black Ice GTX Extreme 360 Radiator: DD Black Ice GTX Extreme 120 Reservoir: EK 100MM Multi-Res Pumps: Dual 2x Swiftech MCP655 Tubing: Feser Coolant: Feser Fittings: BitsPower Compression and Barbs MISC: Koolance Digital Flow Meter + Koolance Coolant Filter Fans: Scythe Gentle Typhoon 1850 Fan Controller: Lamptron 6 Channel Temps - Prime 95 FULL: CPU: 55C / 70C GPU: 45C MB: 35C Music Owned by: Sony Music Entertainment Computer owned and designed by ObsessedWithGTAIV

Monday, November 5, 2012

How to install amateur on your xbox 360 adamantine drive and comedy them after a disk

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Thursday, November 1, 2012

2010 Macbook pro upgrades 1TB HD and 8GB ram

Quick video of the memory and hard drive upgrade i did to my new 2010 MacBook pro 15 inch core i7. This shows that the WD 1TB 12.5mm tall laptop hard drive will fit in the 15 inch macbook pro. I also have one in my late 2009 13 inch macbook. Hope this helps some one.

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Western Digital Elements 2TB External Hard Drive Review

In this review we look at the Western Digital 2 TB External Hard Drive. It is a very nice looking hard drive so it will match with a black desk very nicely and looks very nice in general so it shouldn't be something that you want to hide in a drawer because it is ugly. The hard drive by itself is a good speed at transferring files. I took around 10 folders and copied them all at the same time, each folder with at least a few gigabytes of contents and it took just a few hours to get every single file and folder copied. The drive holds 1.81TB not 2TB, so don't think you are getting ripped off. MrSpaas said it well in the comments below: "It has 1.81T because EVERY company counts 1000 b for 1 kb 1000 kb for 1 mb 1000 mb for 1 gb and 1000 gb for 1 tb, while its actually 1024 b for 1 kb 1024 kb for 1 mb 1024 mb for 1 gb and 1024 gb for 1 tb. So lets do the comapnys math: they think o, we need 2*1000*1000*1000*1000 = 2.000.000.000.000 B to get 2TB. But thats wrong! If we reverse the math with the right numbers we get this: 2.000.000.000.000/1024/1024/1024/1024 = 1,81T! Thats why its only 1.81TB!" Western Digital says that the 2TB drive can hold the following: 400000 Photos 150 Hours of Video 500000 Songs This drive uses USB 2.0. It weights around 1.1-1.4 pounds from a rough test I did where I put two five pound weights on a scale and then put the hard drive on top of it and the scale read 11.1-11.4 pounds. (The scale's minimum weight is 10 pounds so I had to use something that ...

Saturday, October 20, 2012

2/16 Tegan & Sara - Sara Wants Half Of Everything + IBIS @ The Showbox, Seattle WA 7/03/09

Sara once again planning her divorce before she even gets married! Audience: We love you!!! Sara: Do you really? Would you be willing to give me half of everything? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Todonate to Jaime's Camera and Equipment Maintenance Fund (most recently funding the replacement of a 1.5TB external hard drive pulled off the table by her roommate's cat), please feel free to send any and all charitable contributions to wojo4hitz@aol.com, and her camera will love you forever. www.flickr.com/wojo4hitz www.twitter.com/wojo4hitz 2/16 Tegan & Sara - Sara Wants Half Of Everything + IBIS @ The Showbox, Seattle WA 7/03/09

Monday, October 15, 2012

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Build A Multiboot USB Drive For Free with Yumi by Britec

Build A Multiboot USB Drive For Free with Yumi by Britec.co.uk www.pendrivelinux.com YUMI (Your Universal Multiboot Installer), is the successor to MultibootISOs. It can be used to create a Multiboot USB Flash Drive containing multiple operating systems, antivirus utilities, disc cloning, diagnostic tools, and more. Contrary to MultiBootISO's which used grub to boot ISO files directly from USB, YUMI uses syslinux to boot extracted distributions stored on the USB device, and reverts to using grub to Boot Multiple ISO files from USB, if necessary. Aside from a few distributions, all files are stored within the multiboot folder, making for a nicely organized Multiboot Drive that can still be used for other storage purposes. Creating a YUMI Multiboot MultiSystem USB Flash Drive YUMI works much like our Universal USB Installer, except it can be used to install more than one distribution to run from your USB. Distributions can also be uninstalled using the same tool! --------------------------------------------- Need help with your computer? www.briteccomputers.co.uk ----------------------------------------------- www.britec.org.uk http

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Battlefield 3 1st Mission Maxed Out

My Specs: CPU:Intel Core I5 3570k 3.40GHz overclocked to 3.80GHz for now. GPU: AMD RADEON HD 7770 1024MB Overlocked Edition RAM:Corsaire Vengeance 8GB DDR3 Resolution: 1680X1050 FPS: Max:100 With Fraps: 54-60 HDD(S): 2TB External HDD 1TB HDD 300GB HDD 80GB HDD for Windows 7

Monday, October 1, 2012

Call Of The Dead: Syndicate Vs The Easter Egg Vs George Vs Zombies - Part 6

Please take a second to rate the video :) You guys really need to read this :), so hey guys! I really want to let this be simple, i was recording all today about 4 hours worth of footage on zombies on call of the dead. and downed some how i paused my game.. came back to it and it was on round 1 :(. So i was raging like hell but was going to upload all of it in my last play through but my External hard drive which i use to record all my footage on started ticking when i was transferring some videos across and then it said its corrupted the HDD so :( ive lost 100+ nukes from Mw2 so many live com attempts etc just allot of stuff and my other footage from my high round. Im not saying what round but im just saying i was super angry and my twitter followers at the time saw how angry i was and they know the round, I hope you guys enjoy this and i know it was an essay but i really does mean allot to me .. no joke, when you guys just support me as fans, subscribers arnt a number there fans, and ill treat you all with the most amount of respect and boobalishous love i can :). Ill be planning to do something pretty epic on this map to make up for the loss of my footage etc :( hope you all understand. And for this Live Com, i feel the fun me was back here because i try to not let things get me down. So enjoy this guys! - Syndicate x

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Technology - External Hard Drive Enclosure Unboxing - NexStar TX

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Sunday, September 23, 2012

How to calmly install Windows 8 / 7 / Vista from an alien USB HDD or FlashDrive

Since I spent a lot of time finding a solution for this, I tried WinToFlash and several methods - finally I found a great way to do it and so I figured I would share it, hopefully someone finds it useful :) This will show you how to do it in a super easy way while preserving your files. Very convenient if you don't have DVDs or if you can't start a 64bit install from your 32bit OS. Freeware tools used: Universal USB Installer: www.pendrivelinux.com Partition manager *if needed* download.cnet.com This tutorial is improvised without any script and so it lacks some structure.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Macbook Pro 15" Quad Core i7 (Early 2011) Review

Macbook Pro 15" Quad Core i7 (Early 2011) Review VIDEO LINKS- Upgrading RAM: www.youtube.com Installing a new HDD: www.youtube.com Assassins Creed II Demo: www.youtube.com iMac 2010 vs MBA 2010 vs MBP 2011: www.youtube.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - iGlaswegian on iTunes: itunes.apple.com SPONSOR: www.parcelmonkey.co.uk ******************* Would appreciate if you guys could check my new venture out www.ayegear.com iGlaswegian T-shirts http Visit my site: www.iglaswegian.com Twitter www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com FlickR Gallery: www.flickr.com My OTHER YouTube channel: www.youtube.com Macbook Pro 15" Quad Core i7 (Early 2011) Review 2.0GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 500GB 5400-rpm AMD Radeon HD 6490M with 256MB GDDR5 Intel HD Graphics 3000 new thunderbolt port external display daisy chain theunits3 iglaswegian glasgow scotland scottish tech macbook new review comparison 2011

Friday, September 14, 2012

First Gen. Intel iMac Hard Drive Replacement, Part 2

Hard drive replacement on a first generation Intel iMac, performed by Rebecca K from Small Dog Electronics. Questions or comments? Email Rebecca at rebeccak@smalldog.com. Note: This is an advanced repair and is recommended for Apple Certified Technicians and is for educational use only. Small Dog Electronics is not responsible if you damage your machine.

Sunday, September 9, 2012

DREAMCAST GAMES on 1080p HD - adventure 12

00:58 INTERACTIVE GAMES INDEX (click on the cover) This is a video compilation of some Sega Dreamcast games running on 1080p hd in true widescreen (when possible). The emulator is NullDC 1.0.4 played with an xbox360 controller, recorded with FRAPS. Games on this video: MSR Metropolis Street racer, Toy commander, Space Channel 5. With this Emulator it is possible to recreate true 16:9 visuals thanks to its option that enables the "extra geometry" required to fill the borders of the screen. Some games works great with this option but they will show some graphical glitches on the right and left borders of the screen. That's not an emulator glitch, it is really the way DC calculated the non-visible graphic working in standard 4:3 screen ratio. Space Channel 5 only works in 4:3. Finally note that some graphical problems are present here and there, that's beacuse the emulator is still in development but allready works really great ihmo. Without the recording software enabled everything runs without any frame drop or sound clipping. My system: Asus M4a88td-v EVO/USB3, AMD Phenom ii x4 840 3840Mhz, Radeon HD 6850 850mhz 1GB ddr5, 6GB RAM (2x2gb + 2x1gb on dual channel) DDR3 1280Mhz, HT 1920Mhz, 60GB SSD ocz vertex2+500 GB HDD Sata Samsung 7200rpm 32MB+1TB external HDD USB 3.0, Win7 64bit

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Transcend StoreJet 25H3P

The StoreJet 25H3P portable hard drive is a powerful storage device that combines superior performance of USB 3.0, up to 1TB of storage space that can store about 200 DVD movies, and a three-stage shock protection system that meets rigorous US military drop-test standards. With transfer speeds up to 90MB/s, the StoreJet 25H3P is an ideal option for speed lovers. Imagine transferring an entire DVD movie in less than a minute! Besides incorporating a brilliant purple anti-slip rubber enclosure, the StoreJet 25H3P includes a reinforced hard casing that evenly distributes the force of an impact, and an internal hard drive suspension damper as a last line of defense. It is also equipped with an extremely convenient One Touch auto-backup button, which lets you instantly backup and synchronize data with your computer.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

My Gaming Setup!

How about 1000 likes? Get awesome T-Shirts here! endwear.spreadshirt.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Checkout my gameplay channel! www.youtube.com My setup: 1 American Flag! 26" Westinghouse 1080p LED HDTV 19" Vizio LED-LCD 720p HDTV Playstation 3 Slim 160GB Xbox 360 Slim 250GB Hauppauge HD PVR 1TB External HDD iPod Touch 8GB (Which I used as a camera) Logitech Z313 Speaker System w/ Subwoofer Network Setup: Download Speed: 15mbps Upload Speed: 2mbps Netgear WNR2000v2 Wireless Router (Up to 300mbps) Ataris Modem (Supplied by Cablevision) Desktop Specs: HP Pavilion P6000 Series Model No. p6754y AMD Athlon II 640 Quad-Core Processor 4GB DDR3 RAM 1TB 7200rpm HDD ATI Radeon HD 4200 2GB Video Memory Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit

Sunday, August 26, 2012

A Bargain 1080p HD MKV Media Player (Part 1 of 2)

A look at a cheap but brilliant HD media player. Watch part 2 here.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=udP-Zl0XRnM

Thursday, August 16, 2012

RAW Hard Drive

How to recover a RAW hard drive using Recover My Files data recovery software.

Friday, August 10, 2012

England Vlog with Double #1 " The Update "

Twitter: twitter.com I have been having a great time on my trip Doublings, thanks for being patient with the lack of uploads :) I'm happy I brought my external hard drive so I could at least post some videos! Can't wait to get started on all the new projects once I'm home! :D

Monday, August 6, 2012

"The Great Culling" Official Water Trailer 1

"The Great Culling" Official Water Trailer 1 www.thegreatculling.org Hello Everyone, Paul Wittenberger here, producer and director of What in the World are they Spraying. I just wanted to reach out to you all and let you know where I am currently in production of my latest film, "The Great Culling". I along with my co-producer, Chris Maple, for the past 6 months have been exploring the direct connection between heavy metal toxicity and the current epidemic of neurological disorders that are on the rise. We have recently released 2 new trailers. Fluoride Trailer 2 (New!) http Fluoride Trailer 1 www.youtube.com With the help of Dr. Paul Connett, Dr. David Kennedy, Dr. James E. Rota and Gary O. Pittman we are able to uncover the ongoing Fluoride controversy. We are asking for your help. We need to get this crucial information out to as many people as possible with the hopes of gaining support to help us finish this explosive film. These topics need to be discussed and both Chris and I are exhausting ourselves, physically and financially. This is why we need your help. We need artists, additional editors, music, back up external hard drives, (to back up the 8 terra bites of footage we've already shot and we're only half way through the filming process), etc... We will complete this project one way or the other. However with assistance we will be able to complete it on time. Paul Wittenberger Framing The World Productions www.framingtheworld.tv

Thursday, August 2, 2012

How To Speed-Up Your PC in Seconds

Make your computer faster with all this tricks, every single one of them. Really good tricks. Here are the links to some things I said in the video. 1. Windows Defender: www.microsoft.com 2. AdAware: www.lavasoft.com My computer is running Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 3. It's a Dell Dimension DE051 1100, with an Intel Pentium 4 CPU at 2.80 GHz 2.79 GHz, 1.125 GB of RAM. It's over-clocked at 3.1 GHz, and I'm running Dual Monitors MPR II Low Emission High Definition, on board video Card w/ 500mb of RAM and PCI Video Card at 256 MB of SDRAM. Both on High Definition Monitors. Internal DELL CD Drive, 2 external Samsung and Plexter DVD Drives. Samsung DVD Recorder and light scribe capability with DVD multi record and speed plus. Plextor with DVD reader and CD recorder. Three Hard Drives, all three Western Digital, primary hard drive with 80 GB of Space, 2nd internal hard drive with 500 GB of Hard Drive, and 3rd internal hard drive with 250 GB of hard drive. 500 GB hard drive is installed with Linux Ubuntu/Kubuntu/ and Red Hat. PCI card with surround sound capability, BOSE high definition sound system. Use for computer: Homework, gaming, and video editing.

Monday, July 30, 2012

How To Fix Dazzle Lag / Dropping Frames - Getting DVC 100 to assignment with windows 7

In this video tutorial I'm going to show you the most effective ways I'm aware of to fix Dazzle lag. Personally I get quite frustrated when I look through a video like this and have to go through a bunch of things I know already to get what I need so here's a table of contents for those of you who are anything like me. .: Contents :. Intro -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 - 1:02 Pinnacle Studio Settings -----------------------------------------------1:03 - 5:03 Hardware Issues and Optimizing Performance ----------------- 5:04 - 7:50 Partitioning / Saving to external HDD ------------------------------- 7:51 - 8:56 Increasing Data Memory Access ------------------------------------ 8:57 - 10:20 Virtual Dub -----------------------------------------------------------------10:21 - 11:07 A Final Thought (Don't buy a dazzle & Pinnacle Studio 14) ---11:08 - 13:22 Installing Drivers For Windows - Recognize your Dazzle -----13:23 - 14:14 .: links :. Dazzle Drivers: cdn.pinnaclesys.com

Monday, July 23, 2012

Miata Car PC tour

Just finished the install of my Car PC. I was having some cooling issues, so I added a large external fan to help the problem. If that doesn't work, I'll vent air to the PC via a vinyl hose. The PC is a Jetway CIA C7 on MINI ITX board with 1 GB memory and 160 sata drive, DVD/CD drive mounted in a VOOMPC 2 case. I mounted the case behind the passenger seat (which is the old stock location for the earlier Miata's ECU.) The case is velcro'd to the carpet and doesn't budge at all and has the added benefit of being shock resistant by not be hard mounted to the frame. The screen is a Xenarc 7" touchscreen mounted into the stock Miata bezel ring. Fits perfectly with only some minor trimming of the monitor bezel. The system has Sirius, HD Radio, IPOD, Navigation, OBD2 interface. There are hundreds of plug ins available for the Centrafuse front end, including trip computer, tire pressure / temp monitors, gas calculators and so on. In total, I spent about 800.00 on the whole thing, which is still cheaper than some of the top end touch screen systems that are available as front end installs, but they don't have nearly as many features or the ability to expand like a CarPC install does.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

iMac 7.1(2008) adamantine drive replace/install/upgrade, accessible case PT.1

Part 1 of 2: Open my iMac Flat Screen (from Spring 2008) and remove hard drive. Hi-Res photos and compatible hard drives at hd.fixmac.info

Monday, July 16, 2012

Humax HD-FOX T2 Freeview HD Receiver Box

This is a very well designed bit of tech that has clear menus with responsive buttons, If you want to sample HD without having to pay monthly subscription fees then the Humax T2 is well worth it. Picture Quality on the HD Channels is superb with nice contrast and colors. With the latest firmware upgrade you can add an external hard drive to be able to record progs. Plus Points - Nice and compact, well designed, no subscrition fees, can add storage space to record programmes and view vids,pics and mp3,s Minus Points - Remote buttons could have been arranged slightly better, for a freeview box its still a bit expensive.

Monday, July 9, 2012

Newegg TV: How To Build a Computer - Part 1 - Choosing Your Components

www.newegg.com Welcome to Newegg TV's How To Build a Computer tutorial! This is Part 1, where we'll be covering the different components that make up a typical computer, as well as the different functions they perform. Also, we provide some advice on planning out your build and choosing the best parts to suit your needs. Part 2 - Building Your Computer www.youtube.com Part 3 - Installing an Operating System & Finishing Touches: www.youtube.com Here are some helpful links: Newegg's Computer Hardware Store - bit.ly Newegg's DIY PC Combo Store - bit.ly Newegg's Community Forums - www.eggxpert.com - Credits - Camera, Editing, Titles Mr. Lam 20+ Minutes of Talking about PC Parts: Paul

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Pioneer DJ CDJ-900 vs CDJ-2000 Comparison from agiprodj.com

tinyurl.com www.agiprodj.com www.agiprodj.com DJ Ty from www.agiprodj.com gives a comparison overview of the latest from Pioneer DJ - the CDJ-2000 and the CDJ-900. We compare the platters, jog wheel adjustment, display screens, and other features between the 2 newest CDJ Digital turntables from Pioneer DJ. The CDJ-900 and CDJ-2000 will play off of CD, and USB formats such as flash drives, iPods or External Hard Drives. It's rumored that there will be native support coming end of 2nd quarter this year for the CDJ-2000. Native mode means you can control Serato Scratch LIVE without timecode. Fingers crossed that I'll be able to use the hot cues and hot loops. Both CDJ-900 and CDJ-2000 offer support for Traktor Dou/Pro. Both have a built in sound card that when connected to the computer can be used with DVS software like Traktor, Mixvibes, and more. The Rekordbox software shipped with the CDJ-900 and CDJ-2000 is VERY powerful. Make sure you check out our Rekordbox videos coming soon!

Sunday, July 1, 2012

How To Use/Install Uloader

Download Here: www.mediafire.com or www.megaupload.com you will need: the homebrew channel sd card usb hdd

Thursday, June 28, 2012

Upgrade PS3 Hard Drive and Backing Data up! (40GB to 500GB)

Same Vid, Better Quality A video tutorial on how to upgrade your Playstation 3 Hard Drive... as is lol Here's what I bought! www.amazon.com Make sure the Hard Drive is 2.5 inches with at least 5400 rpm

Sunday, June 24, 2012

What is Love on eight billowing drives

Download Audio: vibedeck.com Someone had requested this, but oddly enough I was working on it before they asked. So I made a little extra effort to get it finished and uploaded. ________________________________________________________ Enjoyed this? You know you did. Check out my other stuff: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL44C2614808EB920E FAQ: dl.dropbox.com Request Status: dl.dropbox.com

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

How To Use Backup Manager PS3 Psfreedom PSjailbreak

Video on how to rip a game to hard drive and how to play that game once it is ripped.Thanks for watching. Remember to hit that like button, it helps me make more videos. Pleas do not break the law. Only backup games that you own. Subscribe to stay updated. ============================================= Personal Channel: youtube.com Website: www.christechtv.com Forums www.christechtv.com Twitter: bit.ly Facebook: bit.ly Email: chris@christechtv.com Call Me.. Seriously: 312-880-7356 Mail Me!!: ChrisTechTV PO Box 134 Mt. Zion, IL 62549 =============================================

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Xbox 360 USB Drive Tests with Achievement Hunter

Hit arrow to expand for summary and testing details: Geoff and Burnie's hand try out a series of USB flash drives to see which one works best with the new Xbox 360 Dashboard Update! They chose to install Borderlands, because of the 3.3 gig file size (which would have fit on the 4 gig card had it worked). Results: Xbox HD: 5 minutes, 25 seconds Sandisk flashdrive: 16 minutes, 10 seconds Sandisk Cruzer: 21 minutes, 58 seconds PNY 16: 8 minutes, 38 seconds PNY 4 Mini: Not compatible External Seagate HD: 5 minutes, 25 seconds Lacie 2T external HD: 5 minutes, 29 seconds

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Boot Windows 7 Setup from USB Drive

CHECK OUT THE ARTICLE VERSION! - computersight.com If you are either using a netbook, Laptop or PC, have you ever wanted to boot the Windows 7 Setup without burning it to a DVD? Well, here's how you can boot the Windows 7 Setup through your USB Drive. You'll need - *A 4/8 GB USB *WinToFlash (The program which will copy the Setup to the USB) - wintoflash.com Also make sure you have the Winows 7 setup files in a FOLDER and not in an ISO file! Once you have that done, follow the tutorial ENJOY!

Friday, June 1, 2012

REVIEW: Dell Inspiron Mini 10

www.digitalhomethoughts.com This is an in-depth review video of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10. As configured from Dell Canada, it cost me $559 CAD in March 2009. This Mini 10 is cherry red in colour, uses the Intel Atom Z530 (1.6 Ghz) CPU, has 1 GB of DDR2 RAM, uses Windows XP Home SP3, has a 10.1 inch 16 aspect ratio screen (1024 x 576 resolution), a 160 GB 5400 RPM 2.5 inch hard drive, a 1.3 megapixel Webcam, a 802.11g WiFi card, and is powered by a 3-cell 24 WHr battery. UPDATE: I did some more video tests using Quicktime and Windows Media Player, and while playback was fine (no obvious glitches like with VLC), the quality of the playback wasn't great - the GPU really sucks at scaling video, and artifacts popped up constantly. Subscribe to our channel and rate our video. Thanks for your support!

Monday, May 28, 2012

Gateway P7807U FX Notebook

From the ground up, this 17" Gateway P7807U FX Notebook PC is designed with performance in mind. The Gateway P7807U FX Notebook PC is packed with a powerful Intel® Core™2 Duo P8600 2.4GHz Processor featuring Centrino 2 Technology, the advanced 64-bit SP1 version of Genuine Windows® Vista Home Premium, and 4GB of onboard DDR3 RAM. Power through games, video editing and more with the NVIDIA® GeForce® 9800M GTS graphics processor, featuring 1GB of GDDR3 Discrete Video Memory. Get stunning image quality, ultra-fast frame rates, plus all the power to enjoy the beauty of high-definition content. Throw it in your backpack and head to a LAN party, or set up an impromptu coffee table theatre with the Gateway P7807U FX Notebook PC's massive, vibrant WUXGA 17" 1920 x 1200 widescreen. Tote a massive media and data library wherever you go with this notebook's spacious 320GB 7200rpm SATA hard drive. Not only can you take all your media with you but you can also keep it safe or even expand with this notebooks secondary hard drive slot. The features you'd expect in a custom-built machine come standard—all built into a sleek notebook frame that oozes "vroom."

Friday, May 25, 2012

Thermaltake VG4000SWA Xaser VI ATX Full-Tower Case

Thermaltakes Xaser VI Super Tower case offers the most the worlds most advanced cooling system along with voluminous space to house your complete arsenal of gaming and multimedia components. This masterful, handmade aluminum chassis also features a convertible top panel for better ventilation, hydraulic mechanisms for the top and side panels, and a revolutionary open back plat design to provide maximum internal airflow. Built for the most extreme PC systems, the Thermaltake Xaser VI boasts a stylish back door that eliminates cable clutter, a tool-free design for easy installation, a detachable HDD cage, and reinforcement handles for easy transport. The Xaser VI also includes a 7-inch drive bay you can use for an optional 7-inch touch screen LCD monitor. For extreme performance and superior cooling, choose the Thermaltake Xaser VI computer case.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Multicam Editing | Editing Tips With Evan

How's it going guys. Today, Evan teaches you all about multi-clip sequences in Final Cut. Links: Website 64bitfilms.com Twitter twitter.com Other Channel www.youtube.com Monitor 64bitfilms.com Final Cut Pro is a professional non-linear editing software application developed by Macromedia Inc. and then Apple Inc. Final Cut Pro 7 will only run on Mac personal computers running Mac OS X version 10.5.6 or later and using Intel processors. It is a module of the Final Cut Studio product. The software logs and captures video onto a hard drive (internal or external), where it can be edited and processed. From the early 2000s, Final Cut Pro developed a large and expanding user base including many independent filmmakers. It has made inroads with film and television editors who have traditionally used Avid Technology'sMedia Composer. According to a 2007 SCRI study, Final Cut made up 49% of the US professional editing market, with Avid at 22%.[1] A published Survey in 2008 by the American Cinema Editors Guild placed their users at 21% FCP (and growing from previous surveys of this group), while all others are still on an Avid system of some kind.[2][3]

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Sony Vaio CW27 Unbox and Gaming

The Sony Vaio CW27: Intel Core i5-520M 2.40GHz Processor with Turbo® Boost up to 2.93GHz 4GB DDR3 1066MHz RAM (2GB x 2, 8GB max.) 500GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive 14" Widescreen LED Backlit Display (1600 x 900) Built-in MOTION EYE camera and Microphone with face-tracking technology NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M GPU with 512MB of dedicated video RAM Blu-Ray Reader & DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Combo Drive Dimensions (approx.): 13.44 x 1.09-1.52 x 9.18 inches (with standard battery) Weight (approx.): 5.3 lbs (with standard battery) You can buy the CW27 from: www.jr.com and www.bestbuy.com I bought mine from Jr.com because it was in stock and there was no shipping or tax fees. I overclocked the graphics card from: Coreclock: 475, Memoryclock:680, Shaderclock:1045 to Coreclock:625, Memoryclock:815, Shaderclock:1370 The reason crysis looks so good in the video is because I have downloaded a graphics mod for it to improve performance AND look great. The mod can be found here: www.incrysis.com -Dirt 2 was running at all High at 1600x900, also capable of running at 1920 x 1080 with a tad bit of lag. -Mirrors edge was running at at Max resolution on all high as well. -Crysis was running at 1280X720 on the custom graphics mod settings, capable of running at max resolution with some lag but it doesn't make the game unplayable. Other thoughts on the Vaio: 14 inches and 5 pounds is perfect for me. Easy to carry around and the resolution is insane for 14 inches. The LED display makes the screen ...

Saturday, May 12, 2012

Mod Any Xbox 360 Game With A USB Flash Drive (Modio)

Modio Download Page (Official); (Skip ad in top right corner) adf.ly Is Game Tuts Down? Download Page (Mediafire); (Skip ad in top right corner) adf.ly My Wallpaper: (Skip ad in top right corner) adf.ly I used the built-in microphone on my laptop to record sound, so it is sharp, quiet and jumpy, I tried my best to make it clear. FAQs: I can't download game saves - register an account first/connect to internet. Modio isnt connecting to the internet - this happens often and is at Modios server. The file wont load on my 360 - may well be the file, if not make sure the profile and device ID's are exact and make sure you have rehashed and resigned. Make sure the save is called exactly what it is meant to be. (for example xxxxx in this video) Modio 3.0 Beta or Zip file? - The zip file is what you should download at the moment because beta programs have alot of bugs, once it is fully complete there should just be a zip file with Modio 3.0 there. Modio can't find my device - Make sure you have a USB plugged into a USB port on your computer with an xbox profile on. If you dont know how to set up your USB with xbox 360 watch this, (www.youtube.com More Modding Tutorials: www.youtube.com

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Virtual DJ Timecode Vinyl: Using an alien Mixer (Serato timecoded vinyls)

***READ ME FIRST*** In this tutorial, I show you how to use and external mixer with a soundcard and two timecoded vinyls to control virtual DJ. The equipment I am using in this video is: 2 X Stanton T.62 Turntables 1 X Hercules RMX soundcard/mixer/controller 1 X Numark M2 Scratch mixer Virtual DJ for Mac OS X version 5.2

Saturday, May 5, 2012

7/16 Tegan & Sara - Tegan's Drunken Tweets + I Knowx3 @ The Showbox, Seattle WA 7/03/09

Todonate to Jaime's Camera and Equipment Maintenance Fund (most recently funding the replacement of a 1.5TB external hard drive pulled off the table by her roommate's cat), please feel free to send any and all charitable contributions to wojo4hitz@aol.com, and her camera will love you forever. www.flickr.com/wojo4hitz www.twitter.com/wojo4hitz 7/16 Tegan & Sara - Tegan's Drunken Tweets + I Knowx3 @ The Showbox, Seattle WA 7/03/09

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Making Your own Custom Linux Distro

It used to be the case that no linux newbie dare conquer making their own distro. Only those with enough experience, and those considered "gurus" that were able to handle such a task. Nowadays that perception has shifted. The amount of linux distros out there is growing exponentially, and many people adopting their own special derivatives of each distro. Most notably Debian and Ubuntu can be picked out of this crop. Ubuntu is a derivative of Debian, and many people these days make their own derivative of Ubuntu and distribute it themselves (ie Ubuntu Studio, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, & Edubuntu). Over the past few years there has been the development of several different projects that intend to speed up and and automate the backup/recovery of linux system as well as something that can take a snapshot of your setup and use it as a blueprint for your own linux distro. The tool that we will be using today is called Remastersys. It's a free and open-source program for Debian and Ubuntu-based systems. It's quite capable for building an entire backup-cd of your system, (all of your documents and files included) that you can run as a live-cd as well as reinstall the entire system from scratch! One of the other great features (which we will be showing you Today) is the ability remastersys has to make a customized live cd/dvd (a remaster) of your ubuntu system. That means it will save your plugins, installed programs, as well as removed programs , and create a distributable disc of the ...

Friday, April 27, 2012

Tips For Buying Computer Components - External Hard Drive

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There is no doubt that an internal hard drive is one of the most important computer components that allows a computer to function smoothly. An internal HDD allows data to be stored on to the computer but at times when the data that is to be stored is too much then other computer components need to be purchased to prevent loss of data. An external HDD is very similar to an internal HDD except for the fact that this device is located outside the machine. This article is going to provide tips to help you buy important computer components like external hard drives.

HDD's can be used to store data like pictures, music and videos but these computer components can also be used to make a back up of the data on the main computer. Depending on your requirement you will need to select an external HDD that can store all the data and have space for a little more in case of an emergency. The external HDD that are sold by companies like Transcend, Maxtor, Western Digital and Seagate have a memory of 100 Gigabytes to up to1 terabyte.

External HDD are computer components that can either be bulky or small. Portable external hard drives are as big as or a little bigger than a digital camera but these devices often cost more than bulky external hard drives. Depending on your requirements and available space you will need to decide which external hard drive is suitable for you.

Components like external HDD support two types of connection modes. While most external HDD work through USB connection, some external hard drives work through fire wire. While fire wire allows faster transfer of information, not all computers have the fire wire option and it is important to know what connection type your computer supports before you buy an external drive.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Floppy music DUO - Imperial march

Here's what polish AGH University of Science and Technology do in their free time. My another useless device - Imperial March played by two floppy disk drives. Homepage: silent.org.pl Post in English: silent.org.pl Po polsku: silent.org.pl Read the note about the next video: silent.org.pl

Friday, April 20, 2012

2010 MacBook Air 11 inch analysis by TechCentury

SB from TechCentury with a review of the Fall 2010 11 inch MacBook Air. If you like the review I would be glad if you hit the subscribe button over the video, that way you will recieve notifications about my latest uploads. Now on facebook: www.facebook.com Links: www.myspace.com www.twitter.com techcentury@gmail.com Thanks for inspiration and support to my girlfriend Kerstin. Specs of the machines: MacBook Air 11-inch 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor 2GB DDR3 memory 128GB flash storage NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics MacBook aluminium 13.3 inch 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor 2gb DDR3 Ram 250gb hard drive Nvidia 9400m graphics iMac: 27 inch 3.06Hz Intel Core 2 Duo processor ATI Radeon HD 4670 4gb DDR3 RAM 1TB hard drive

Monday, April 16, 2012

Apple Macbook Pro - Triple Boot (Snow Leopard, Windows 7, Lucid Lynx)

Why isn't Windows 7 named after a breed of kitty? Oh yeah... Microsoft... ANYWAY, whilst not nearly as impressive as the Compaq Presario c500 Triple Boot (see the video this one is a response to) it's still an extremely effective setup. I had just finished setting up Compiz for Ubuntu so I went a little crazy with it... Mac OS X Snow Leopard Everything just works. Obviously, as it's the OS this computer was made for. Touchpad left and right four-finger gestures were remapped to Spaces via BetterTouchTool. The Fn key is also remapped to Command using KeyRemap4Macbook because I'm a stubborn fool. Windows 7 Lotsa things work. Two fingered scrolling, backlit keyboard, sound. The ambient light sensor doesn't, however, which is rather annoying, and the Fn key cannot be remapped. The Apple Bootcamp drivers really help make you feel more at home in the Windows world, so I would suggest you update those if you haven't already. I really wouldn't even have Windows installed if I didn't have to keep making these Pokéhax. Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx It /looks/ nice, but it shares the same tragic flaw with Windows of not being able to use multitouch gestures. (If someone knows how, please share your knowledge). Ambient light sensor doesn't work, and the backlit keyboard, sound, and video effects all work after some setup. Wireless works after downloading the automagic update while wired to the Internet. They were installed in the order they are booted in: Mac OS X preinstalled, Windows ...

Sunday, April 8, 2012

PC Hard Drive and Internet Files Storage

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When we go to a specific website, it is highly possible that there is some data about our surfing habits, what sites we visit often etc stored in the hard drive. Some of this data is needed by eCommerce sites as part of a regular business transaction.

A folder in the HDD stores this information as temporary Internet files. Your temporary internet files stored the data. The hard disk is equipped for temporary Internet files that have been downloaded. The temporary Internet file helps in the storing of data. Storage of the files cached off the Internet is temporary in the hard drive. The information downloaded from the Internet is only meant to be stored for a short while before it is used and so the hard drive is also designed for such.

You can temporarily store the data gotten from the Internet in your hard drive. To enable you connect more easily to a particular website that you have visited previously, the data can be temporarily stored unto your hard drive. Access to information from an Internet website can be stored in your hard drive for the short while it takes you to come back around to use it. With the information already on your hard disk you can easily gain access to the website of your choice whenever you are ready.

The stored up information in your temporary files give you a faster and easier entry into the Internet at any time of your choice. The capacity of the hard disk drive is further enjoyed when you find out how easily you gain access to a site whose information is previously stored in your cache. The running speed of a computer is in fact a part function of the percentage of its storage that is in use so it's thus wise that unneeded data, especially those in the temporary Internet files no longer in use, should be gotten rid of.

To keep your computer from being bogged down by an overload of obsolete data, keep it free by deleting such files that use up temporary Internet files. I will advice that, for smooth and unhampered running of your computer, once a file has outlived its purpose, you rid yourself of it before it begins to bog your system and slows you down.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Gamecube Backup Launcher Tutorial [Best Tutorial]

Skip to the specific parts in the video for convenience: • Requirements: 00:11 • How to install IOS249: 00:31 • Patching MIOS: 1:34 • Where to get GC Games and other info: 2:11 • Loading the GC Games with the Backup Launcher: 2:33 Downloads: - Gamecube Backup Launcher Installation Pack: www.mediafire.com - cIOS Installer: filetrip.net *if this version does not work for you, click on the dropdown menu on the right of the page to choose a newer version* - Alternate MIOS patcher: www.mediafire.com *Use IOS249 or IOS236* ★Note to 4.2 users: If your Wii is 4.2, this will NOT work. You need to restore the trucha bug on it before this or any other backup launcher will work. Tutorial found here: 1. Written Guide: www.arschacks.com 2. Video Tutorial: www.youtube.com ★Note to 4.3 Users: You must softmod before you can do this tutorial. Use one of the guides below: 1.Written Guide: www.arschacks.com 2.Video Tutorial: www.youtube.com FAQ: Questions? Ask them in the comments and I will put them here for convienience of others. Q1: Can I put more than one game on a DVD-R Disc? A: Yes you can. Use this tool: www.mediafire.com Q2: How big is each GC game? A: About 2 GB. Q3: Why isn't it working no matter what I try? A: You might have a newer drive model in your Wii (D3-2), with it, there is no way AT ALL you can play Gamecube backups. If you really want to play gamecube backups, get an older model Wii with the D3-2 drive from someone/somewhere. Q4: Could this brick my Wii? A: No ...

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Are Hard Drives Better for Backups than CD/DVDs or Tapes?

Tapes have issues and so do CD/DVDs. Well, on thing is for sure. These are better than nothing. In fact, a thumb drive or USB drive is better than nothing but weigh all of the facts before you come to any conclusion.

First, tapes wear out. I do not care what the manufacturer says a tape will wear out. just read the fine print and you will see. In fact, tape drives wear out faster than hard drives plus they get filthy. ow you have to buy more tapes and special cleaning tapes. Remember, it is not safe to have just 5 tapes you do need more than that.

Second, CD/DVDs can wear out. It is true a tape can be zapped with a magnetic but a CD/DVD should not be hurt by one. But remember, this medium had a focussed laser or light add the data to the disc. So over time, light can affect the disc.

I mentioned a thumb drive as being better than nothing and while that is true they have their own major issue. Space. These little guys pack a lot of space into those strips but you will need more and these devices are utilized for short-term storage not long-term.

Hard drives are the best storage medium. If used and stored properly they will last for years. Just make sure the drive is of a new model. The reason is their internal software. Hard drives are smarter these days due to the error control and the fact that they can detect a flawed area on the platter and they can avoid it. Try that with a tape. They are also vacuumed sealed so they cannot get dirty. The only restriction is that you keep them in a cool location free from magnetic activity.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Lab Rats - #66 - Hot Windows Vista Features

Andy and Sean show you hot Windows Vista tricks including how to use your USB key to boost system performance. Ready Boost - this new technology in Windows Vista allows users to use external drives to make Windows Vista startup faster. Ready Boost is a great choice if you can't install more RAM on your computer. - The drive must read at a speed of at least 2.5 Mb/s and write at 1.75 mb/s. - For drives that are too slow, "Speed up my System" won't even appear as an option. - is limited to a maximum of 4GB. - It gives the best boost when you use several memory intensive applications at once. - When writing small chucks of data, flash memory is faster than your hard drive. - Parental Controls - Allows the administrator to limit the time spent on the system, restrict the usage of programs, internet filtering, and report the usage to the administrator. - feature has been updated to be more automatic. - File Associations is what indicates the extension of a particular file to the operating system. - Security Controls in Networking - allows for safer wireless connecting at hotspots. - When running as a Standard user of Windows Vista if you need to run a application as a administrator, all you have to do a right click on the application and choose "Run as Adminstrator" which will then prompt for a user name and password. - A recent survey shows that watching Lab Rats on trains is #1 European past time.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

The Best ESATA Hard Drives

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Nowadays the more widely used data storage devices are those quick and robust ones such as the eSATA hard drives. The SCSI drives are still pretty common but the PATA has been demoted into being more obsolete. Such occurrences may due to the advantage of SATA as they are really fast because of the super speed data transfer capabilities. There is a swarm of reasons why the SATA has such incredible speed as well as a very reliable storage medium. In fact, the actual speed of SATA is able to reach up to 300MB per second, being more than sufficient to complement with the modern days' applications. This is way more superior compared to the obsolete hard drives such as the PATA.

Certainly, consumers are constantly coming up with greater demands and expect the technology to provide supreme capabilities such as highly realistic and complex video gaming experiences besides extremely high speeds and high definition videos. Although many claim that the SATA hard drives have the additional benefits of being fast and reliable, they are generally more than that. As there are more modern devices such as the Laptops and desktop computers, some computers come with the external SATA built in for users to utilize faster flash thumb drives and larger capacity.

Along with such flexibilities, the eSATA is also equipped with something that makes it distinctively different from the PATA and SCSI - the SATA connector and cable designs. The PATA uses the outdated style of flat cable designs and the cables of SCSI are cumbersome and difficult to cope, both the cables have connectors that may damage the pins. Their sizes may also block the computer's chassis airflow efficiency. Such problems have been comprehensively eradicated with the new cable design, being slim and having a L-shape style for easier and simpler connection. Besides, they are also cheaper and will not cause users to suffer length restrictions - you can have the cable up to three feet without degrading the signals.

Another beneficial advantage of the SATA hard drives is that they are known to be "hot swappable", meaning they can be removed and replaced onto the port without the need to switch the power off. This is certainly a incredibly vast advantage if you are using different data storage drives. Obviously, this cannot be done if you are using the boot driver. These hard drives now are the de facto standard for all computers. They are more than what computer users need and alongside with the insertion of backward compatibility into the standard, the hard drive will work perfectly well with any future upgrades.

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Install bifold (2) Hard Drives application OptiBay asylum in Mid-2010 Macbook Pro

This video is a user-friendly tutorial about installing the Optibay Hard Drive enclosure (www.mcetech.com in a Mid-2010 Macbook Pro. The OptiBay replaces your optical drive (or "SuperDrive"), and gives you the ability to install a second hard drive in its place. So, you could (in my case) run a SSD for your operating system and applications, and a hard disk drive for your media files and documents.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Advantages of an External Hard Drive

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The first advantage of an external hard drive is the storage function of valuable information and images apart from a particular computer. By storing the information off-site in an external hard drive the information will survive the theft of a Laptop or PC, a fire at home or at work or the destructive results of a virus or other form of cyber attack. A new computer can easily access the external hard drive and within minutes the backed up information downloaded and ready to use. Information may or may not be retrievable after a computer crash so it pays to have a little bit of data life insurance. The computer may die but the information is preserved intact.

A second advantage to having one of these is that a tremendous amount of information can be stored in addition to that normally filed on a primary use computer. Images, videos, music and games require a tremendous amount of space on an internal drive and can slow the operating speed of the computer. Data not currently needed can be stored on the external drive and removed from the computer entirely. If the data is stored exclusively on an external drive a secondary back-up should be used. These can have their own problems and the data be lost.

Security is another advantage of an external drive. It can be stored off-site and the sensitive information not retained on a network computer or one that is subject to being accessed by unauthorized people. Critically important data can be stored miles away to ensure its not being tampered with on site.

Portability is a valuable asset of external drives. Information can be passed along without interconnectivity or large files bogging down the computers on both ends of a transmission. Large databases can be stored on extremely small USB flash drives that fit in a shirt pocket or a purse. These small devices are quickly plugged into a Laptop port and the information is available within seconds.

There are many reasons businesses and personal PC users rely on external hard drives.

Saturday, March 10, 2012

External Hard Drive Data Recovery - Not So Different

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Internal hard drives. External hard drives. Floppies. CDs. DVDs. They are all great for storing data--until they fail. Nothing is certain in life, and there is no certainty that the means by which you have been storing your important data will not become damaged and require data recovery. You may even be the cause of your lost data, by doing some accidental deleting.

If the data which you are trying to retrieve is stored on an external hard drive, however, the recovery process and can range from simple to highly complicated. But external hard drive data recovery, for the most part, is similar to that used for retrieving lost files no matter where they were originally stored.

Doing Your Own External Hard Drive Data Recovery

If your external hard drive is part of a company network, you will have to attach it to a monitoring system so you can track the progress of t the external hard drive data recovery. Any idle desktop computer or workstation will suffice; you just need to make sure someone is watch dogging the process and can intervene if any glitches occur in the retrieval effort. The last thing you want to have happen is for the external hard drive data recovery process to appear to have finished, and then find that it is still malfunctioning and requires a do-over.

Once the external hard drive data recovery process retrieval is finished, the recovered data will need to be tested for functionality. Begin by checking the operational system files, because without them you will not get far. If they check out, you can go ahead and test the informational files like your business invoices, tax records, spread sheets and databases.

If your general business files are in order, you can branch out and see if the external hard drive data recovery has restored the files with which your company's different departments work. If all those files are up and running, you can rest assured that the external hard drive recovery went as planned, and you can remove the hard drive from the monitoring station and put it back where it normally belongs.

You can accomplish this by checking various operational and data files that are saved on the external drive. Start out with the operations system first, then move on to some of the larger and more important files, such as your invoicing system. From there you can get into other files that are used fairly often by various persons and departments in your company. Once you are assured that the data is intact, accessible, and working properly, you will know that the recovery was successful and you can return the external drive to its usual station.

When Your Effort Fails

If, however, your efforts at an in-house external had drive data recovery fail, the next step is to take or ship the hard drive to a data recovery specialist. The specialist will examine and evaluate the damage your external hard dive and let you know how much it will cost to perform an external hard drive data recovery, and what you can realistically expect to recover. If your company's management approves the expense, the specialist will proceed with the recovery attempt and return as much of your data as possible.

Friday, March 2, 2012

How to Upgrade a PS3 Hard Drive

Stuck with an old 40 gig PS3 from the mad rush on release day? Ever wanted to upgrade your hard drive for a bigger one without buying a whole new system? Well today is your lucky day, ComputerTV host Bauer walks you through, step by step on how to upgrade your PS3's hard drive using a hard drive you can purchase from one of our sites.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Registry and Hard Drive Cleaner Rip Off? Here Are the Facts

For some reason, there seems to be a cottage industry developing which is all about making registry cleaners seem useless or even worse, a waist of money. Why there are people out there telling stories about the evils of cleaning computer registries, I just don't know.

In this article, I will make a case in favor of registry cleaners and tell why I truly believe every PC owner should be using one of these programs on a regular basis and how I have come to this conclusion. I will also point out how letting corruption build up in the registry could contribute to the demise of a computer.

You will read no technical jargon here. This is all about my business which is keeping home computers running the way they did when they were first taken out of the box. In other words, I am a computer technician and so, I will be talking from that perspective.

Customer Satisfaction

An engineer can sit in a lab and pour over theoretical computer behavior if he or she would like. However, there is one statistic an engineer will never discover. That is the thousands, yes thousands of satisfied customers who have thanked me for either properly cleaning their computers' registries or in many cases, explaining to them the proper way to use a good commercial registry cleaner.

There is absolutely no doubt about it! Making sure your computer's registry is free of corruption is a necessary part of its general maintenance, and unless you're a certified Microsoft technician, only a registry cleaner is able to handle that function. Maybe a few years ago a computer operator could get away without scanning and repairing a registry, but not today.

Windows XP and Vista develop registry corruption routinely. This corruption is not the result of misuse. It occurs from normal use and if it is not taken care of it will slow down your computer, sometimes to a crawl! There are many other maladies a corrupt registry will cause. Amongst these maladies are computer errors and crashes.

No Hypotheses, But a Way of Life

My livelihood is repairing computers. I've seen computers that were running so slowly they were taking 10 minutes to load a simple Web page and these computers were spyware and virus free. The owner did nothing wrong that would cause the PC to behave this way. Still, after using a good registry cleaner the computer ran great. I can't tell you how many times I've seen this has happen!

Don't pay any attention to those who are demeaning the use of registry cleaners. They obviously haven't run into the same situations I have. Probably, they have never repaired a home computer in their lives!

Finally, registry scans are free. So, if you find you don't have registry corruption, you don't have to deal with a registry cleaner. However, if you do have registry corruption and you have a computer that is not functioning well. This corruption is probably the problem! At this point you really need to get that registry cleaned. I don't care what anybody else says!

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Wii Tutorial: How To Hack And Play Downloaded Wii Games

Heres a wii tutorial on how to download free wii games and play them on your wii using a usb drive. ALL DOWNLOADS ARE HERE: hottwings.webs.com YES PEOPLE, the file is password locked, but you should all see the link on the file downloads page saying "click here" to find the password for it...please read things before asking. Direct link to the password: z6.invisionfree.com Part 1: Wii Homebrew Channel- For Installing Coverfloader Part 2: CoverFloader- For Recognizing And Playing Games Part 3: Installing CoverFloader Part 4: Set Up Flash Drive- Set Up For Playing Games Part 5: Download Games- Currently Hottwings.tk Has 0 Games Part 6: Playing Games

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Hard Drive Failure And Deleted Files - How To Recover That Information

Hard drive


Today I switched on my computer and after a short while I need to access some information that I had backed up on my external hard drive.
I had bought and started to use the external hard drive after I had suffered a computer failure some 12 months or so ago and because it had caused me so many problems decided that at long last I ought to take the advice of everyone online and backup my vital files and information on a regular basis.
The external hard drive I purchased was the PixaOne silver flycase and at the time was sufficiently large enough with a 160 gig capacity and at that time was well priced for my needs.

I had used the backup external hard drive on a regular basis and never suffered any problems and had used it today without any problems until after about one hour or so.

On trying to access the external hard drive through the normal channels I clicked on the access icon and was presented with a box saying that the hard drive was not formatted and could not be accessed with formatting it and as a consequence any information or files already on it would be lost.

As you can imagine I was quite distraught thinking of all the vital information that I would lose, after all this was my backup and that was the whole idea of buying it in the first place.

After making searches on the internet I found many similar problems had happened to other users, not only of my particular hard drive but a vast array of other external hard drives and main computer hard drives alike.

As a consequence of this information it would appear that with any vital information it is worthwhile making backup copies not once but several times and on different hard drives and even cd's.

As far as my own lost information was concerned I searched the internet for any software that was capable of recovery and after trying several demo versions decided that the best as far as I was concerned was the Recovermyfiles software.

The Recovermyfiles software was extremely easy to set up and amazingly was able to scan my hard drive and give me the opportunity to recover all my files and folders that I though were lost for ever.

The cost of the software compared to employing professionals to recover my data was extremely competitive and well worth trying in the first instance should you experience any lost data problems.

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

How to archetype ample PS3 amateur to a FAT32 Hardrive!

******Gaia Manager is compatible with these files but will not boot from the external hardrive. You have to copy the game to the PS3****** HOW TO COPY LARGE GAMES IN FAT32 HARDRIVE! 1. download PS3Splitter from link in description 2. install and run the program 3. go to Options and select where you want to save the split game 4.go to Execute and select folder where game is saved just wait for it..... it took about 15-20 min for a 20GB game the game i split is Drake 2 now just copy it to a BIG FAT32 HDD and have fun!! hit me up if u want any tutorials :D ps3.dashhacks.com

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Iomega® Portable Hard Drives

Iomega® eGo Portable Hard Drives and Prestige Portable Hard Drives are rugged solutions to safely store large amounts of data. These portable drives are offered in capacities up to 1.5TB. Super fast and super tough, and both Prestige and eGo Drives are now available with a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface. External SSD Flash Drives offer a USB 3.0 interface plus the extra speed and solid state disk performance.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Install a WD Hard Drive in Your Desktop

Upgrading your desktop computer with additional storage is easier than you think. If you find yourself needing more storage space on your computer, it's surprisingly simple to add an additional hard drive to increase your computer's capacity. Just follow these easy steps on how to install a WD Caviar Blue, Caviar Green or Carviar Black internal hard drive in your desktop. Brought to you by Western Digital - www.wdc.com.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

6 Tell-Tales Signs That You Need To Reformat Your Hard Drive

Hard drive


So you've noticed that your trusty computer has stopped being so trusty, and is now more concerned with crashing and not cooperating than performing your requested tasks. What can you do about it? You want your computer to run like it was brand new, but you don't want to have to go through the process of buying a new one, and you're not sure about when you should use that R word... Reno? Nope. Remove? Nope. Reformat? That's the word.

Here's 6 tell-tale signs that you need to reformat your hard drive.


Startup takes longer than a couple of minutes- Startup shouldn't take longer than 2-3 minutes even on a slightly older machine, so when it starts getting into the 5-10 minute range you may want to look into reformatting as an option to get your PC back in shape, or you can try doing some startup tweaks to get a faster startup if you don't want to reformat just yet. If you PC seems to hang (pause) at the Windows loading screen or any point during startup a good reformat should fix the hang, because it usually sorts out startup problems like hardware configurations and the sort.

Shutdown takes longer than a few minutes- Again, your shutdown shouldn't take more than 5 minutes, and that's being generous. Maybe your computer has to use the extra time to shutdown all the virus processes on your PC, but I dunno.

You've discovered viruses and spyware that you can't get rid of- Maybe your anti-virus program is crappy, or you've been infected by super viruses that just won't go away. A good reformat will get rid of all your bugs, so don't hesitate to use that as an option when you're knee-deep in viruses.

Half the time your programs and files end up not responding- When you can't hardly operate any programs without them not responding, or your computer particularly seems unstable something in your Windows installation probably got corrupted. It can easily get corrupted just over time with use and driver updates, they don't make OSes to last forever in a perfect state.

Windows errors on startup and shutdown- If you constantly receive Windows errors on your startup and shutdowns, then it may be a good idea to reformat. When everything is running smoothly you shouldn't get errors, errors only typically show up when something has gone wrong. Especially if you get the infamous Blue Screen Of Death, if that shows up, chances are it's only going to get worse, so better reformat now while you still have time.

Your computer begins playing Mozart- Back in the day when your computer dies it'd start playing classical music, if your computer does this, you can probably try reformatting, but I don't think it'll work. You can think of it as your computer's funeral music.

Remember to back up all of your important information before you reformat, make sure you don't forget those important pictures of your girl either that you'd regret losing. ;)