Windows vs. Linux Hardware Support
by Justin Garrison • 2013/06/17 • Linux, Picture, Windows • 0 Comments
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Microsoft Surface RT Review
by Justin Garrison • 2013/01/25 • 8, Hardware, Microsoft, Review, RT • 2 Comments
I was going to write a full review of the Surface RT but I just couldn’t bring myself to write a review for a device a have no reason to use. Here’s a quick rundown of my thoughts after having the device for a week. Pros: Feels nice in the hands (you have to...
Read more →2012 Technology Predicitons
by Justin Garrison • 2012/01/01 • Android, Apple, ChromeOS, Google, iOS, Microsoft, Mobile, OSX, PS3, Thoughts, Video Games, Wii, Windows, XB360 • 2 Comments
As usual, here are my predictions for what will happen in 2012. Last year I played it pretty safe and was right on almost all of my predictions. Check it out here and see how I did for yourself. Computers and Mobile 1. The market will finally start to have tablet fatigue and the...
Read more →2011 Tech Predictions
by Justin Garrison • 2011/01/01 • 7, Android, Apple, iOS, Microsoft, OSX, PS3, Thoughts, Video Games, webOS, Wii, Windows, XB360, Zune • 1 Comment
After doing this two years I figured I needed to continue my tradition. If you want to see how right or wrong I was in previous years check out my 2009 predictions and 2010 predictions. Computers 1. First of all 2011 will be the year of the tablet. That isn’t a prediction, it’s more...
Read more →How to turn on Remote Desktop remotely
by Justin Garrison • 2010/04/23 • 7, How-to, Vista, Windows, XP • 1 Comment
Occasionally you need to get something done on a remote computer (or a clients computer) but the computer doesn’t have an easy way for you to connect to it. Luckily, if you have admin rights to the remote computer, you can still connect without needing to turn on remote desktop before hand. To do...
Read more →Biometric Devices Missing from Windows 7 Control Panel
by Justin Garrison • 2010/01/18 • 7, Hardware, How-to, Windows • 30 Comments
AuthenTec, a company that makes fingerprint scanning devices, worked closely with Microsoft to enable fingerprint authentication without third-party software for Windows 7. Unfortunately, the settings to set up the fingerprint scanner do not always show up in the Windows 7 control panel. To set up the fingerprint scanner you usually can navigate to Control...
Read more →Winter 2009 Theme Pack for Windows 7
by Justin Garrison • 2010/01/04 • 7, Download, Microsoft, Wallpaper, Windows • 2 Comments
Greetings 1n73r.net readers! I am excited to be here for my first post where I will be creating and posting Windows 7 themes for you. In case you don’t know, when Windows 7 was released it came with a great feature for creating customizable themes. These themes include the Desktop Background, Sounds, Window Color,...
Read more →How-to Create a default user in Windows Vista/7
by Justin Garrison • 2009/09/26 • 7, How-to, Vista, Windows • 0 Comments
In Windows Vista and Windows 7 there are two ways you can create a modified default user profile. One is automatic and the other is manual. The automatic way is the recommended way according to Microsoft. However, you may run into some problems using this way so I will explain it the manual way...
Read more →HP MediaSmart Server ex485 review
by Justin Garrison • 2009/09/12 • Hardware, Home Server, Main Menu, Review, Software, Windows • 0 Comments
I bought my HP MediaSmart Server quite a while ago and I have had a few random posts about it but I wanted to do an official review to let you know what I think of it. In order to successfully review this I am going to break it up into 2 sections: hardware...
Read more →Video Podcast 3
by Justin Garrison • 2009/05/29 • 7, Hardware, Home Server, Review, Software, Vidcast • 0 Comments
I recording a “video podcast” which was more of a review of the Logitech PS3 bluetooth to IR adapter, Windows 7 media center, SecondRun.tv, and Hulu desktop. And here is part 2
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