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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

NEW GAME RELEASES

BREACH
Release date:01/26/2011 
shatter the conventional tactics of other games.Your destruction toolbox makes multi player combat much more like a real thing
Platform:PC,X BOX 360
Genre:first person shooter



Resistance 3-Hands on 
Epic enemy encounters abound in Resistance's new Oklahoma setting, as we found with our first Resistance 3 hands-on

LAPTOP REVIEW 2011

ASUS N5S3V 
Great performance and gaming meet sleek design  

Monday, February 14, 2011

LAPTOP DATA RECOVERY

There comes a time in life in your computer world when suddenly you are compelled to loose your valuable data off  your laptop.But no, the data from your laptop can be recovered by following the steps i have listed below:


1.This is  step by step guide to instruct readers how to recover data off a laptop. This procedure should only be carried out by computer technicians as laptops can easily be damaged.

First of all, not all notebooks have access to the hard drive from the top, many modern laptops have a special panel underneath where the hard drive can easily be accessed. Some older Dell laptops have a side panel where you can simply unscrew some screws and slide it out.

The laptop I will be working with for this tutorial will be an older Compaq with the hardest type of hard drive to remove, though the top.

In order to access the hard drive though the top panel, I have to undo the screws on the bottom of the laptop. Using a precision Phillips-head screwdriver, remove any screws that hold the top panel in place and put them in a safe location. Sometimes the screws can be difficult to find so look under stickers and the laptops rubber feet. Some laptops just snap together with clips.

2.Once the screws are released, very carefully lift up the top panel being careful not to pull the ribbon cable connected to the touch pad

3.Once the screws are released, very carefully lift up the top panel being careful not to pull the ribbon cable connected to the touch pad

4.For this laptop we will need to make use of a screwdriver with “posi-drive” attachments. Once again, this is laptop specific and although most laptops require this type of screwdriver head yours may be different. 

5.Unscrew the shield that holds the hard drive in place 

6.To access the data on a desktop PC we are going to need a special connector called a “Hard Drive Converter¢â‚¬Â. These can also be called a “44 to 40 Pin IDE Converter” or a “2.5 HD to 3.5 HD Converter” 

7.We now need to make the hard drive ready to be put into a desktop computer by setting the hard drives jumper to the correct setting. The hard drive jumpers are a set of four pins which are separate from the other pins.

If the desktop hard drive is set to Master, then set the laptop hard drive to Slave. If the desktop hard drive is set to Cable Select, set the laptop hard drive to Cable Select also.