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Send directions from your PC to your phone

Thursday, August 20, 2015 Shahid 0

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 <b>I </b>love to go <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">walking </a>and hiking. so (unsurprisingly) Google Maps is my favorite app. A friend tipped me oil" about a way you can instantly send a speciﬁc location from your PC to your <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">Android </a>phone or tablet using Google Maps. This makes it much easier to navigate to that location using your device. <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">This </a>is a godsend if you have clumsy fingers (like yours truly) that <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">struggle </a>to type accurately on mobile devices or if you're travelling through remote areas where the mobile signal is poor. First, go to <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">Google </a>Maps (maps.google.co.uk) on your PC, click the blue ‘Sign in’ <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">button </a>at the top right. then log in with the Gmall <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">account </a>you use on your Android device. Now <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">type </a>your destination into the search field at the top left and click the correct autosuggest option. You'll now see a new ‘Send to device‘ link. Click it to <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">see </a>the device connected to your Gmail <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">account</a>. then click that (see screenshot below).<br />
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Now swipe down from the top of your <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">screen </a>and tap Navigate (to receive step-by-step instructions using Google Maps). <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/send-directions-from-your-pc-to-your.html" target="_blank">Alternatively</a>, tap Directions to see the whole route.

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See a notification whenever you switch caps (Windows 7, 8, 8.1)

Wednesday, July 22, 2015 Shahid 0

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Some keyboards have small light indicators for the Caps Lock key. If you
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type your passwords in upper and lower case, for example), then you 
should install the free tool Keyboard Indicator. This displays a small 
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 go to and click the ‘Download Keyboard Indicator v1.6.0.1’ link. Next, 
click the downloaded zipped file, open the folder inside, click the 
‘KeyboardIndicator. exe’ setup file, then click Run. You’ll now see a 
small blue or pink ‘A’ icon in your Taskbar.  If the icon is blue it 
means that Caps Lock is off.<br />
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A pink icon denotes it’s on. Whenever you press the Caps Lock key, 
you’ll see a notification at the bottom right of your PC (see screenshot
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Stop your PC automatically rebooting (Windows 7, 8, 8.1)

Wednesday, July 22, 2015 Shahid 0

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Every few weeks your PC automatically downloads important system updates
 in the background. You’re then prompted to install them by restarting 
your PC. You can choose to delay the restart by selecting a time (from 
‘10 minutes’ to ‘4 hours’) from the dropdown menu. After that time 
elapses, your PC will automatically reboot.</div>
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If you’re working on something important and need to continue using your
 PC beyond four hours, then there’s an easy way to bypass this automatic
 reboot using the Command Prompt. You first need to open it as an 
Administrator. To do that, press the Windows key, type cmd, press 
Ctrl+Shift+Enter, then Yes (to confirm you want to open the Command 
Prompt as Admin). Now type the following command net stop “windows 
update”, into the Command Prompt (see screenshot below), then press 
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Find out when you last booted your PC

Friday, July 10, 2015 Shahid 0

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If, like me, you often use Sleep mode instead of shutting down your laptop, it’s easy to forget when you last fully restarted your PC. While this generally doesn’t matter, it’s still important to reboot your PC from time to time so that it can install all the necessary updates.<br />
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If you want to check when you last booted your computer, you can find this information using the Command Prompt. To do this, press Windows+R, type cmd and press Enter. In the Command Prompt, type :</div>
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systeminfo | find / i "Boot Time"</blockquote>
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and press Enter. The Command Prompt will display the exact time and date that the PC was last booted. It can take the console up to a minute to find this information, so be patient if it seems like it’s taking a while.</div>
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Speeding up Windows 8/8.1 with Pendrive

Tuesday, July 07, 2015 Shahid 0

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<li class="_AXc">Plug a flash drive or flash memory card into your computer.</li>
<li class="_AXc">In the Autoplay dialog box, under General options, click Speed up my system.</li>
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 the Properties dialog box, click the ReadyBoost tab, and then do one of
 the following: To turn ReadyBoost off, click Do not use this device. 
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