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Go Daddy e-mail settings

Dec 23 08 - General

gdTo configure your email account on most email clients this is the information you need. Please remember to setup your incoming and outgoing ports and to use your complete email account as username.

Username
It will be your complete email address e.g. email@example.com

Password
The password associated with that specific account

Incoming Mail Server
pop.secureserver.net

Outgoing Mail Server
smtpout.secureserver.net

The next step is important, if you do not setup the incoming and outgoing ports your email account will not be able to send or receive messages.

Incoming Port
The normal incoming port is 110
The SSL incoming port is 995

Outgoing Port
The normal outgoing port is 25, 80 or 3535
The SSL incoming port is 465

Note: If you don’t know what SSL is you probably won’t need it.

How to get rid of Microsoft Narrator

Dec 18 08 - Windows Vista

If you ever use Microsoft Narrator you will find out that it is almost impossible to disable once active, the common way to close a program does not work and when you restart your computer it will be there waiting for you.

Follow these instructions:

1. Access Control Panel
2. Click on the “Ease of Access Center” icon

3. On the lower section called “Explore all settings” click on “Use the computer without a display”


4. Uncheck the box next to “Turn on Narrator”


5. Press the “Save” button

Please note that if you have multiple users with the same issue you have to disable Microsoft Narrator on each account.

Disable Microsoft Narrator for all users
If you wish to disable it for everyone, login to your administrator account, access the “Ease of Access Center” section in Control Panel, on the left there is an option called “Change administrative settings”, check the box next to “Apply all settings to the logon desktop”, press the “Save” button and restart your computer.

How to burn a data CD

Mar 31 08 - Windows XP

[Tutorial] How to burn a CDIf you want to learn how to write files on a CD you need to know the basics of it and also check if you have a CD Burner in your computer. The process of writing data on a CD is called burning.

Before you start
To write on a CD you need to have a CD burner, if you are asking yourself “How do I know if I have one”, easy, just check the front of your computer and it should have a CD drive with this logo in it.

cdrw.jpg

Then you need to purchase (CD-R) recordable or (CD-RW) re-writable disks, they sell them individually or on bulks of 25, 50 or 100 at retail stores like Walmart, Circuit City, CompUSA or Best Buy.

Different than floppy disks
The regular way to write data into a disk is simply by dragging the files to its destination. On a CD it works a little bit different, you have to prepare the files that you wish to copy to the disk and then burn them.
Instructions
1. Insert a blank CD in your drive.
2. You will get a message like this (select ***)
3. Drag and drop all the files you are going to burn into that directory

4. When you are done, click Write these files to CD

5. Type the title for your CD and click next.
6.- Wait until the process is completed and click Finish.

Done!

Recover your data from a hard drive

Sep 26 07 - Apple, PC

There are easy ways to recover data from a hard drive if it is operating normally, but if it’s defective or if it stops working then it is recommended that you leave the data recovery to the professionals, and we don’t mean your local computer shop.

Here are three alternatives that actually work by disassembling your hard drive and recovering data from the physical discs inside your drive.

TotalRecall at 877-4MY-DATA www.totalrecall.com

DriveSavers at 800-440-1904 www.drivesavers.com

Flashback Data at 866-786-5700 www.flashbackdata.com


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