15 MORE Free Guides That Really Teach You USEFUL Stuff

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Make Use Of, in my opinion, always has great PDF Guides.

I suggest that you review these, download, save and share with others, as they are of interest, and if you like these return to Make Use Of and check out all the others.

There should be something for everyone.

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Teach Parents Tech? | bLaugh

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Sounds like a good resource from Google has been found.

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Recuva - A free, easy to use undelete and file recover tool

As you might expect, I have a small collection of useful tools that I keep available for assorted system maintenance and troubleshooting tasks. However, for the longest time I haven't really carried a file un-delete utility with me. Not because there aren't some good ones out there, but more because I never really got comfortable with any of the ones I had tried. I certainly was not comfortable enough to recommend any.

I recently discovered Recuva, which I just added to my toolkit. It's free, it's easy to use, and it's from the same people that bring you CCleaner, which gives added credibility.

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I was going through the Ask Leo weekly email newsletters that have been piling up and found his write up about Recuva, in the October 5, 2010 issue.

Check it out and see if Recuva is something you can use for yourself.

According to the http://www.piriform.com/download page, Recuva "Runs on Microsoft Windows 7, Vista and XP. Including both 32-bit and 64-bit versions."

You can get a lot more information yourself by signing up for his free weekly newsletter http://ask-leo.com/leos_answers_newsletter.html.>

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Keep Your Laptop Running when You Close the Lid in Windows 7 [How To] | Windows 7 Customization | Windows Tools, Help & Guides

This guide helps you learn how to keep your laptop running when you close the lid in Windows 7.

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This is useful, if like me you tend to move around with your laptop. My laptop runs Vista, but it is a similar adjustment to the Power Options.

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