Automatic Vista Backups

Apr 23, 2009

Windows Vista includes an option to back up documents, photos and several other file types automatically, on a schedule you select. However, you can’t select to backup your entire PC on a regular basis by default. If you have a NAS drive or 2nd...
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How to Repair Corrupt Vista Files

Some Windows Vista errors are caused by corrupt system files causing instabilities, but troubleshooting these problems manually can be almost impossible. Thankfully, Vista includes a “System File Checker” application that will verify the integrity...
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Meet the happy-faced spider sure to make you smile

This amazing happy-faced spider found in Hawaii is bound to leave you beaming from ear to ear.The tiny insect, which measures just a few millimetres across, has developed bizarre markings which look just like a smiling face.Scientists think the spider,...
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Google Street View does not invade personal privacy, rules UK watchdog

Google Street View does not invade privacy, the Information Commissioner ruled today.The privacy watchdog rejected a complaint that the service breaches the Data Protection Act and said it was not in the public interest to 'turn the digital clock back.'...
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Missing link: Arctic fossil reveals how seals went from land to sea

A fossil has been unearthed in Canada's Arctic that reveals how seals developed from land-based mammals, scientists said.The web-footed carnivore measured 43 inches from nose to tail and lived near fresh water lakes between 20 and 24million years ago.A...
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Inventor gives Rodin's 'The Thinker' a shocking new twist... by shooting 500,000 volts of electricity down his body

It's a picture that's sure to make your hair stand on end.A daredevil inventor has created a shocking new image of Rodin's 'The Thinker' - by shooting 500,000 volts of electricity down his body as he sat in the pose. Enlarge It's electric: Peter...
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Most expensive cars on eaRth

January 5, 2009 Bugatti Veyron The Bugatti Veyron is sold at $1,700,000. It is the most expensive, powerful, and fastest car that is legal on the streets in the world. Going up to a top speed of 253 miles per hour, it was finished...
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Most expensive technology on earth

most expensive technology on EARTH!!!! Most Expensive Watch The Moon Rider watch might not look all that flash, but it has a secret. It’s made from moon dust. Real, proper moon dust, from the actual Moon. That goes into making the face of the...
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All clear for Google Street View

Images of 25 cities are viewable via Google Street View Google's Street View technology carries a small risk of privacy...
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Intel finds stolen laptops can be costly

A laptop's value is more than meets the eye. Intel says stolen laptops cost corporate owners more than $100,000 in some cases, in a study announced Wednesday. The study on notebook security, commissioned by Intel and conducted by the Ponemon Institute,...
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First impressions of a 'Star Trek' virgin

NEW YORK--When I walked into a theater at Viacom's midtown headquarters for an advance screening of the new J.J. Abrams-directed "Star Trek" prequel on Wednesday night, I felt like that kid who hadn't done her homework--for an entire semester. And yet...
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Apple's Cook determined to stay the course

Coming off the best quarter in the company's history that didn't involve a holiday miracle, don't expect Apple to make major strategic changes. The worst recession in decades has had a limited effect on the consumer electronics powerhouse that is the...
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