October 21, 2012
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www.macmixing.com – Mixing it up with Apple Buy the Caddy here amzn.to Buy an SSD here: amzn.to Here’s the Tool Kit I used: amzn.to Another great toolkit: amzn.to So you really wanted to buy the Retina MacBook, but didn’t have the extra cash to spend right? Well thanks to this tutorial you can now mod your MacBook Pro and remove the optical drive to be just like the Retina Model… Today we are going over replacing your MacBook’s optical drive with a Hard Drive or SSD. You will need a special Caddy to perform this installation. The process is rather simple but please follow the instructions and read the warning below… WARNING: This is not a repair or procedure Apple stands behind. Though it’s completely reversible, it will void Apple Care. Should you damage anything in the process it will also void Apple Care, SO BE CAREFUL! I highly recommend putting your optical drive back in before taking your MacBook to an Apple Store for different problems or other maintenance. Out of sight, out of mind. This tutorial is provided for educational and instructional purposes. Macmixing.com cannot be held responsible for any damage you may incur from this process. Proceed at your own risk. This is not recommended for beginners or people unfamiliar with the internal components of a MacBook. That being said, the whole operation is really easy. Unscrew some stuff, remove a couple cables, and your set to go. Be very careful when handling the cables and components inside your MacBook. Happy …
Tags: apple, apple-store, caddy, fix, installation, macbook, maintenance, optical, optical-drive, process, retina, science & technology, tutorial
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December 16, 2011
Well, I was in the process of making a game play video for you guys when the monitor for the sharp x68000 started doing this. Hopefully it isnt a big job but I will put up some more videos once I figure out what the problem is with this monitor
Tags: arcades, crt, games, gaming, platforms, problem, Problems, process, repairs, systems
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December 13, 2011
This video will walk you though the process of establishing a wireless connection with your HP All in One device and your WiFi network by using the device control panel and will also walk you through the software installation and setup process for Microsoft Windows.
Tags: device, howto & style, hptech, installation, printing, process, support, technical, video, wireless, wireless internet setup
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December 7, 2011
Check my website out at www.thenoc.tv Download Process explorer at technet.microsoft.com If you ever had a system that was running a bit slow you might have thought about simply adding more ram to it, however that is not always the fix. Using some tools like process explorer and task manager can help you determine if your performance issue is due to lack of RAM, or another issue. Sometimes your system can be running slow for another reason altogether, such as failing hardware, or a run away process in the background. Using the right tool might just save you some time and trouble of isolating the real problem.
Tags: computer problems, computer repair, computers, defcon, Desktop, howto & style, performance, process, reason, running-slow, task
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June 17, 2011
How to use Procmon to Troubleshoot a Problem by Britec.co.uk If you are not familiar, process monitor (procmon) is monitoring tool that helps you to monitor in real time processes activitiy, Registry and file-system. It combines to useful former tools of technet.microsoft.com called FileMon and RegMon. Also with Process Monitor you can log activity during the initialization of boot-start device drivers which is probably the most useful option. My example will be rather simple just to show you how to use ProcMon as far as this will be enough to understand what can be done with it. To be honest, to use Process Monitor you must have certain knowledge about windows processes as well as their names and usage. I will use the general Process Monitor example with ccleaner. ———————————————– need help with computer problems? www.briteccomputers.co.uk ———————————————- www.britec.org.uk http
Tags: drivers-which, fix, functioning abnormally, how to, process, rather-simple, regmon, tech
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June 16, 2011
Have you ever had connection problems, or have been banned from sites or forums? Well this little video shows you the most common fix for that problem. (usually a problem on large networks like school) Step 1, Open Command Prompt (start-run-“cmd”) XP (start-search bar, enter “cmd”) Vista, & 7 Step 2, Type “ipconfig /release” Step 3, Type “ipconfig /renew” Note: In Vista right click, then “run as administrator” that will fix the privileges problem. This renews you IP address with the DHCP server. You have a chance of getting the same IP address again. If this happens, try this process again or check out the video response to change your IP statically.
Tags: annotations, camstudio, change, not-owned, privileges, process, renews, video
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June 16, 2011
The most common difficulties in setting up server-based software for business, gaming, VoIP, and online media streaming are related to router configurations issues. These problems are usually solved with port forwarding. This video explains port forwarding, and is part of a series of tutorials about how to make your computer accessible from the Internet, found at www.nch.com.au
Tags: made-gives, most-common, port-forwarding, ports, process, requirements, router, routers
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June 16, 2011
Ever wonder why the software you use on the web never seems to meet all your needs? This short vid I made gives the #1 reason why (in language everyone can understand!). If you’ve been involved in the process at all, then don’t be surprised if some of this looks painfully familiar (and maybe funny too).
Tags: been-involved, business, definition, extensions, irise, made-gives, process, requirements, visualization
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