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Install .NET Framework Offline on Windows 8 and 8.1

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Here is way of installing the .NET framework offline without the Internet. Using the internet could be disturbing sometimes. Follow the steps below to install .NET framework 3.0 offline on your windows 8 or 8.1.  Step 1 - Make sure your installation media is in the drive (your windows installation CD) Step 2 - Run the command prompt as an administrator Step 3 - Run the code below dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFX3 /All /Source:E:\sources\sxs /LimitAccess Where E:\ is the drive letter of your installation media.

How to show Adverts banners on mobile using Blogger - 2014

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Here is a cute way of letting your own adverts show on your mobile plartform. You know, high percentage of your blog viewer view your blog from a mobile plartform (you might have discovered that). E.g. Android, IOS, Windows, Java phones and more. Below are the step by step graphical way of doing it yourself. Note: Please if you have any issues, don't hesitate in dropping them in the comment box below. Step 1 - On your Blogger Dashboard. Navigate to "Layout" tab on the left.

REVEALED: Can You Guess the App That's Killing Your Laptop’s Battery?

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Apparently, this is TRUE as google confirmed that there is a bug in Chrome which kills your laptop battery. I think its time you find an alternate. (Safari, Opera, or Mozilla) pretty fast. Read the article from TechnoBuffalo below;  Google has acknowledged a bug in Chrome for Windows that has been significantly affecting battery life on laptops. The issue was brought to light by Forbes earlier this week, and found that Chrome uses more power than any other browser available; the problem, according to Forbes’s Ian Morris, centers on the “system clock tick rate,” which determines how often an OS like Windows reacts to events that need attention. Chrome apparently adjusts this interval rate to 1.000ms, waking the processor about 1,000 times per second; the default should be 15.625ms, which is about 64 times per second. The higher tick rate could be increasing power consumption by up to 25-percent, Microsoft said, and could actually be bogging down your entire Windows system.

How to clear "Run Dialog Box" history on Windows 8 and 8.1

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Hello guys. it's being a while now (sorry for the sudden break) I had to focus on an important project which is close to victory now, am back with a lot of goodies :). However, here is how you clear the history commands that has be typed in the "Run Dialog Box" on Windows 8 and 8.1. follow the steps below;