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Filedrop – copy files in networks without permission hassles

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network copy

If your computer is connected to a network that multiple PCs are connected to, you sometimes may want to exchange files between those systems. It does not really matter if you own the systems you want to copy files between or if someone else is connected to the network. If you do not want to configure the home network or just connected your PC to a network and do not want to configure sharing options, you may use a program like Filedrop instead for that task.

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Free PDF Creator for Windows

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I do not really print that much anymore on paper, only the occasional contract that I have to sign or other legal documents that I’m required to sign and process. Other than that, I prefer to keep the printer spooler service and printer disabled. Using a virtual printer to convert documents into pdf format on the other hand can be an excellent way to do just that.  The main reasons for doing so are convenience, as you can send documents and information straight from any Windows program supporting print to the virtual printer to convert it and functionality as good solutions offer lots of customization options.

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How to change the boot drive in Windows

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Change boot drive in Windows

I have two Solid State Drives and one platter-based drive connected to my PC. One of the SSDs contains the Windows 7 operating system, the other nothing of importance anymore but the System Reserved partition. Any attempt to disconnect the drive from the system resulted in boot errors due to missing boot information. Since I do not really need that second SSD anymore I decided to find a way to move the System Reserved partition from that drive to my new SSD instead so that it would boot just fine without the second drive.

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Easy to crack a Wi-Fi network

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Crack Wi-Fi

Wifi symbol

Whether you’re a computer novice or a pro-level geek, you probably have some idea about Wi-fi security. You know that you need to have some kind of password – preferably a long password, maybe even with some punctuation; and you also know that there’s a setting on your router to hide the network name so other people can’t see it. You’ve done all that, and now your sitting there safe and sound in Hiding your Network SSID, the knowledge that your network is on lockdown. Really? You might want to keep reading, as we dispel a few common beliefs about Wi-Fi security.

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”Go ogle” – go ogle!!

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Google was originally just a search engine for Internet. It started 1996 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. The name Google comes from the mathematical term ”googol” which denotes the number 10^100, a one and one hundred zeros. When Google was a project at Stanford called the ”Backrub”, because the search engine studied who linked to a specific page to determine how important it was.
On a more playful way it will be on the word Google is not put together”Go ogle”, which in Swedish about becoming go ogle!! That Google got its name by using an assembly of ”Go ogle” denies it.

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