Retrieve Outlook Passwords

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Passwords help you protect your privacy and personal information. When you use a computer these days, it is almost impossible to remember all passwords, you need one for almost all online services, but also for your local Windows account, email access and internet access. Quite a few people use password managers to maintain their passwords [...]

Google’s Answer to Twitter: Google Buzz

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Google launches Google Buzz, their own Twitter – will it work? Here’s how it works and why it adds even more confusion to social networking.

No Audio Device in Windows

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Sound and video are important aspects of a PC’s multimedia experiences. Watching movies, playing music files, watching online YouTube videos, and playing games is no fun at all if you do not have video or sound. So if you have no audio device in Windows, you need to install an audio device to make the sound work again.

CES 2010: What Did It Mean?

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A summary, by Jeff McCord of PC Authorities, on why this year’s CES 2010 is going to be a great tech and gadget year and what to expect.

CES 2010 Preview – Day One

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A highlight of CES 2010, day one. Much to cover in the next several days, so stay tuned to PC Authorities!

Handy Backup Review

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Do you make regular backups? If not, maybe it is time to reconsider. Without realizing it, we have started using our computers for more and more functions and often it is the only place important information is stored. If you don’t like the Windows backup functionality, Handy Backup might be a good alternative for making backups.