Battery Drop Test

Doing the rounds on the internet – and a really cool thing too, is the Battery Drop Test. How to see if your batteries are good or not by performing this real simple test Yes, you can test your battery with a dedicated battery tester or a multimeter, but what I will will show you […]

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Upgrading Office 2010 to 2013

Worried about losing data/emails when upgrading Office 2010 to 2013 ? It’s shouldn’t be a drama, and I’ll run you through what I did to help you doing it seamlessly yourself. I had Office Professional 2010 on my main PC, and realising I had a Office 365 home license not fully utilised, I thought it […]

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Outlook Express emails remain in outbox after sending

Not everyone is using the latest and greatest email client such as Thunderbird or Outlook 2013 – many people still use Outlook Express because it’s simple and it works most of the time. It works well with Windows XP that is still in use even though Microsoft don’t support it anymore – anyway that’s another […]

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How to learn Python

Wouldn’t it be great to write programs that could automate repetitive tasks? Or do you want to just learn programming? Python is a really good start into the world of coding. In the world of programming, there are a lot of languages to pick from. Some are purpose built for particular tasks, and some are […]

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How to disable the Java update message balloon

I’m sick of the Java update message popping up every day. Now if it was a legitimate message I would take action and update it, but when i go to do it I’m told that the Java version is current. WTF? There are a couple of ways to stop it. The first is disabling the […]

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