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How to: Start scripting with Windows PowerShell 
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How to: Start scripting with Windows PowerShell

by Mark Newton  |  18 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
PowerShell is a versatile scripting language for administering Windows. Mark Newton demonstrates what it can do for you.
How to: Get started with Hyper-V virtualisation 
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How to: Get started with Hyper-V virtualisation

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  8 Jan 2013  |  Comment now
Microsoft’s virtualisation host is now available to all users of Windows 8 Professional. Darien Graham-Smith shows you how to get started.
How to: Digitise your analogue media 
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How to: Digitise your analogue media

by Dave Stevenson  |  13 Dec 2012  |  Comment now
If you want to share old photos online, or enjoy your LPs on your iPod, digitisation is the way forward. Dave Stevenson shows you how it’s done.
How to find new music online 
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How to find new music online View all Stuff Articles

by Paddy Smith  |  30 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Treat your bored ears to some fresh beats, hidden gems and rare finds in the vast – and frequently unmined – vaults of the internet’s record collection.
How secure are passwords? 
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How secure are passwords?

by Davey Winder  |  3 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Why there's no such thing password as an uncrackable password and how to keep yours as secure as possible.
How to configure your router 
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How to configure your router

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  26 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
An introduction to important setup options on your router for getting the best performance and security. If you're not across modulation types, NAT and port forwarding, QoS and IPv6 then read on.
NBN Satellite: what it costs, and who can get it 
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NBN Satellite: what it costs, and who can get it

by William Maher  |  1 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
It's the only option for thousands of Australians who can't get decent broadband any other way. So what exactly do you get with a satellite connection?
Free server "boot camp", now online 
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Free server "boot camp", now online

by William Maher  |  27 Feb 2012  |  Comment now
Know how to backup and restore an Exchange 2010 server? This free online training aims to fill a basic gap in the skills of IT pros.
Tutorial: Imaging your hard disk to protect your data 
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Tutorial: Imaging your hard disk to protect your data

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  22 Feb 2012  |  Comment now
Disk images can help you make complete computer backups, move an OS and more. Here is a walkthrough.
Tutorial: How to make an Android app in App Inventor 
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Tutorial: How to make an Android app in App Inventor

19 Jan 2012  |  Comment now
Create your own Android app for free using App Inventor; we show you how.
How To: Benchmark your PC 
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How To: Benchmark your PC

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  9 Dec 2011  |  Comment now
We explain the principles of benchmarking and show you how to test your own PC's performance.
How To: Recover and restore deleted or damaged files  
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How To: Recover and restore deleted or damaged files

2 Dec 2011  |  Comment now
If you've accidentally deleted a file or you have an office full of corrupted hard disks, there's no need to panic. It may still be possible to recover your lost data using a freeware utility. Just follow these steps. [Words: Jim Martin]
Google reveals how to opt out of Wi-Fi sniffing 
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Google reveals how to opt out of Wi-Fi sniffing

by Nicole Kobie  |  16 Nov 2011  |  Comment now
Simple name change will keep your router off Google's database.
How to build your own PC Part 2: Graphics, Case and Power Supply 
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How to build your own PC Part 2: Graphics, Case and Power Supply

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  10 Nov 2011  |  Comment now
Don't waste your money on an overpriced pre-built PC. We show you how to it yourself.
How to build your own PC Part 3: Hard disk/SSD, memory and optical drive 
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How to build your own PC Part 3: Hard disk/SSD, memory and optical drive

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  9 Nov 2011  |  Comment now
Brush up on your PC-building skills with the final part of our three-part guide.
How to build your own desktop PC Part 1: Processor and Motherboard 
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How to build your own desktop PC Part 1: Processor and Motherboard

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  8 Nov 2011  |  Comment now
Time to upgrade your system? Brush up on your PC-building skills with our three-part guide.
Free install: The Windows 8 Developer Preview setup guide 
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Free install: The Windows 8 Developer Preview setup guide

by Nathan Taylor  |  4 Nov 2011  |  Comment now
Here's how to setup and play with Windows 8 Developer Preview without bothering to dual boot your PC. Our guide to setting up Windows 8 using VirtualBox.
Connecting to the NBN: this is the network boundary point 
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Connecting to the NBN: this is the network boundary point

by William Maher  |  21 Oct 2011  |  Comment now
The nuts and bolts of who's responsible for what when connecting your house to the NBN.
Could Facebook reveal how real viruses spread? 
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Could Facebook reveal how real viruses spread?

by Stewart Mitchell  |  31 Aug 2011  |  Comment now
Researchers at the Tel Aviv University have launched a Facebook virus aimed at better understanding the way viruses spread in the real world.
Q&A: Does today's tech alienate the elderly? 
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Q&A: Does today's tech alienate the elderly?

by Stewart Mitchell  |  23 May 2011  |  Comment now
Why does the IT industry put so much focus on younger generations? We speak to a UK academic who thinks products like the iPad and the Samsung Galaxy Tab are alienating older users.
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