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Read this article to learn how to boost Google Chrome by disabling unnecessary extensions and plugins, optimizing its settings and interface and so on. With some changes to the extensions enabled in your browser and hidden features, you can improve the browser’s performance considerably.
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Vladimir Artiukh
With the fast development of hard drive industry, the companies producing them started the transition from the traditional sector size of 512 bytes to the larger and more effective 4K sector (holding 4096 bytes). However, there are plenty of people around who are still using 512 byte drives and haven’t seen a 4K drive yet. Talking of data recovery, not all recovery tools are capable of handling this specific drive type. In today’s article, we’ll try to find out what kind of hard disk drive is that and what advantages it has to offer for an average user.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Important data can be lost, or the operating system may crash due to a number of reasons, for example, a system update, a virus attack careless removal of a file, system errors, human faults, cleaning the Recycle Bin, disk formatting etc. If you face one of these problems, don’t worry: this video will help you restore your server back to normal and recover the lost data.
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Vladimir Artiukh
The majority of Mac users claim that the most widespread case of data loss is when the operating system is updated or reinstalled, or when the hard disk is formatted.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read this article to find out how to access BIOS or UEFI settings and modify them. BIOS is the first thing that boots when your computer starts. It initiates hardware before booting the operating system from the hard disk or another device. Many low-level system settings can be accessed through BIOS only. Most of the time, modern PC is likely to have UEFI, which is nothing but successor to the good old BIOS. These two are very similar. Sometimes, their interfaces may look so alike it’s hard to tell one from the other.
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Vladimir Artiukh