Browser Testing 101

Let's start with the newest Microsoft browser Interment Explorer 11~

The newest design is a complement to the newest Windows 8.1 touch technology which in it own rights has some some pros and cons of it own. 
They Just released a version of IE 11 for Windows 7 Pro and Home I currently use Window 7 Pro 32 bit application. 
Here are the findings:
PROS: Its overall speed is desirable, it is secure browsing. 
CONS: Still lacking in the TABS development. Microsoft windows still allows tab stacking. This causes an issue on my system with the sound control each time a new tab is opened the sound is at full volume on each TAB. I have talked with Microsoft support and they said they have not seen this issue,and will be working on it. Their suggested work around turn maim volume control down. So it is back to Google Chrome for now. 
OK there is a NEW GUY in town for those who are not fans of the Google chrome or IE versions browsers and they both have there funky little quirks but Chrome still overall tends to out preform Internet explorer 11.  DOWNLOAD       
  
Here is the NEW GUY on the BLOCK...

This light jewel has taken a hit form CNET but so far you will find that it out preforms IE and Chrome.  

Take some time download it you will find that it has some of the chrome browser functionality however it has a lite weight personality of it is own  and is quite the treat with all the new belles and whistles.

Download it today run it! I would love to hear you thoughts.  

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Startup slow

Is your stem getting very slow @ START-UP? Free tip! 
ALL Windows OS's. 

Click START in the box type MSCONFIG as shown in (or1) image

make sure you are in selective startup as shown in (or2)

Next click startup tab as shown in (or3)

uncheck everything with the exception of your anti virus protection or printer.

Cutting Edge

WOW! Just another day at the office for Googler's!
Chrome is bustin out~

Techno geeks yes just like me here it is the latest HDMI plugin  for you TV.

A 2-inch hardware device it bills as being the “easiest way to enjoy online entertainment on the TV.”
Google Android and Chrome chief Sundar Pinchai spoke on stage today at a press event about online videos, saying that 200 billion online videos are being watched globally. But one problem people have apparently is how to bring the Internet to the TV — he says 15 percent of households each week are able to transfer that information over to the bigger screen. With the updated version of Chrome, Google hopes to extend the experience to the television.

With Chrome, Google says that its approach to online entertainment is all about simplicity. It highlights three key points: that it should be fast and easy to set up, shouldn’t have anything new to learn, and work across platforms and devices.
Chromecast is a 2-inch device (specifically 72(L) x 35(W) x 12(H) mm) built on Chrome technology running a simplified version of the OS. Consumers need only plug it into HDMI input, connect to the WiFi and sit back and watch.

Google says that Chromecast will receive input from an app to display high-resolution content from the cloud to the device. Users have full control over playback from their mobile phone, tablet, or laptop. The device is intelligent enough to handle multitasking so that users can search for content without interrupting their on-screen viewing. Content can be queued up without stopping what people are watching.

But what about those households that aren’t dedicated Android owners? Google says that for those with iOS devices, you can access the YouTube app, tap on the Cast icon and it will automatically push the content to your Chromecast-enabled television.

Chromecast works not only with YouTube, but also Netflix, Google Music, Pandora, and more.

With this device, it competes against the likes of Apple TV, Roku, and other set-top boxes. In essence, Google is hoping Chromecast will create the true universal remote, except it won’t help you turn on/off your television.

Developers who want to integrate their apps into Chromecast can utilize Google’s Cast SDK.

Hard Disk Failure

I think we forget the basic principles of the functionality of the Hard drive and the two things that make it function. (1) PCB printed circuit board. When they fail you will get the blue screen Disk (0) failed to read (2) mechanical failure of read heads the clicking sound exceeds the normal operation. Both will give you a blue screen when the motherboard can not find the (OS) operating system on the hard drive.Because of these failures you'll find that cascade failure is imminent for other peripherals.The test for PCB failure is to remove the battery on the motherboard to reset the bios if it reboots and you still get the failure to read disk(0) and the hard drive makes normal operating sounds replace the PCB board and you will be back in business. If the mechanical side of the drive make excessive clicking sounds replace drive.In both cases do not forget to rest the clock when system is up and running or you will find other systems issues will pop up after the bios is reset.  

A special thanks to Brenda Smith

The Windows Security Center Service can't be started.

1. Since when are you facing this issue?
2. Do you have any security software installed and is it up-to-date?
3. Have you done any recent changes to the computer?

You may first identify with what “error code” the Service is failing with. The way to do this is to attempt manually starting the service from the Services Management Console.

1. To access the console type Services in the Start Search field, and press ENTER.
2. Then you will need to click Continue if prompted to open the Services window.
3. In this window you will want to locate the Security Center service right-click it, and select Start.
When the service fails to start you will receive an on-screen error message. Post the error information here so that we can better understand why the service is failing to start.

You may also refer to the below link for assistance on the issue -http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7security/thread/d8250e7a-ee3c-4302-8ca6-9e2a10262feb

Hope this helps. Let us know the results.
Thanks,
Meghmala – Microsoft Support Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think

Setup Email Account

Know and understating how your email service works.
As a general rule 98.9% of those who get a service through the ISP tend to get a email address from that provider for example.

Qwest now Century link or AT&T
When you by there service your get a CD with there set-up information. On the disk are the pre-setup details for the DSL connection with other related software.It also comes with email set-up that walks you trough setting it up.
There  are allot of other companies that do the same thing with there customer and there procedures are the same they all use a proprietary client software for there email to set-up your account.

WARNING! IF the ISP ever makes a change to the host sever client you may lose all your email contacts information. There is a better way!

My first choice is to get a Free Google account the first step is to create that Google account with the same information you used to setup your account with that ISP's email service.
EXAMPLE:   billyjoe@centurylink.net Change to billjoe@gmail.com or any other free service of choice.

Next step once you have done this now you want you to get your email  from the @centurylink to your gamil account so you can keep all your contacts address backed up at all times eventually you will want all those to become part of the Gmail account.

How to step the Gmail account to get these emails sent to this account.

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Here is a video short on how to ready a CD that does not automatically open when you put it to the CD ROM drive in your Computer.

Video Click  HERE