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Graphics card définitions

Graphics cards are PCBs (printed circuit boards) that perform the dual role of sending pixels to the display and providing a specific type of processing using a GPU (graphical processing unit).

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I. Introduction

Hello all, if you are reading this then you are looking for information about installing a modern day graphics card into your system. I thought it would be good to also include descriptions of some of the more technical terminology associated with graphics cards today for everyone’s benefit. I will cover some of this before introducing you to the step-by-step process involved for installation.

1. First and foremost it is imperative to have an understanding of what you want to achieve with a new graphics card. Are you looking to play graphic intensive games, are you focused on something simply to play your HD movies, or possibly a little video encoding? There are many processes that can be performed on your graphics card and the previous scenarios are just a few out of many. You will need to decide for yourself what your main use of the graphics card will be before deciding on a specific model.

II. Terminology
There are a few basic terms, and some advanced, that you will benefit from learning. Some of these you may have heard of while looking at certain GPU’s or from web sites that review computer components. Whether or not you know what they mean you may have a grasp on how they relate to each other.

1. The first term I’d like to start with is HDCP. This stands for High bandwidth Digital Content Protection. In essence this refers to a security measure put in place to eliminate any possibility of intercepting digital data between the source and display. This is normally only an issue where HDTV’s are involved. If you have an HDTV currently and are thinking of using it as a display for your computer then make sure your TV is compatible with this HDCP technology or it will not display an image to that TV. This is due to a specific key being shared between the two devices, television and graphics card, which has to be authenticated for data transmission to take place.

2. Next we have RAMDAC. This stands for Random Access Memory Digital-to-Analog Converter. Yet another string of terms in their own right placed together to convey a simple process. This serves to a combination of three fast DACs (Digital-to-Analog Converters) with a small SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) used in computer graphics display adapters to store the color palette as well as generate the analog signals used to drive a color monitor. All GPU’s seen on the market today share a similar RAMDAC frequency of 400MHz which is the current standard. Not to be confused with GDDR frequencies. One specification to note is that DAC’s can have many different Analog Resolutions.

3. An Analog Resolution relates to how the digital signal is divided into ranges of either analog voltages or currents. This information is hardly ever provided about the graphics card’s DAC’s and shouldn’t be a large determining factor in choosing a card though knowing the differences can help. How Analog Resolutions work is there will be a number of bits specified by the manufacturer of the DAC. That number of bits determines the resolution. Let’s say the manufacturer states that the DAC’s are 4 bit (Analog Resolution) and have a range of 0 to +10V (Analog Voltage). To determine the divisions of your Analog Resolution you would take 2^4, which equals 16, then take your range of 10 and divide it by 16 which informs you that your divisions are every 0.625V; Meaning that the digital signal coming in will be divided into 16 ranges with each range totaling 0.625V. The higher the Analog Resolution the more accurate your RAMDAC performs.

4. GDDR can also be labeled as the more expansive acronym GDDRSDRAM. The last three letters indicate to you that it is Random Access Memory. This should allude, to you, as to what it does as part of the GPU. In all it stands for Graphics Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory. Now that’s a mouthful. All you need to know about it is that it is not dissimilar from your system RAM found on your motherboard; instead it handles data for the GPU specifically. Higher end graphics solutions now support GDDR5, meaning the 5th revision of the GDDR model. This allows your graphics card to better comprehend and process data compared to the previous versions. This is known as your Memory Type.

5. Now we get to our next term that deals with how your graphics card will connect to your motherboard. This interconnectivity is known as the PCI-E slot. For a long time now (at least 6 years to date, 9/10/2012) the way computer builders have chosen to connect their graphics cards along with many other devices is by this slot. It stands for Peripheral Component Interconnect Express. There have been five different versions to come to market during that time. We are currently on version 3.0. I know, I said five versions, well we started with what is called version 1.0a. From this we went to version 1.1, though no enhancements were made to increase the data rate. Then came version 2.0 which provided us with double the data rate of its predecessor along with improvements to its software architecture and more. This was fully backwards compatible with the previous versions. After this was version 2.1, I like to consider this a prelude to version 3.0 but lacking many of the advantages. A thing to note about PCI-E 2.1 is that it is not fully backwards compatible with versions 1.0a/1.1 as extra power supported by the slot provided us with this issue. On to the current version, 3.0; a great enhancement to data rate bumping it up another 60% and allows for much faster encoding of data. The next generation, no pun intended, comes to us in the form of version 4.0 which has yet to be released (9/10/12). Full details on its enhancements are yet unknown but speculation has rumored another doubling of the data rate from version 3.0 as well as greater power optimizations.

6. Core Clock is another term found on just about every graphics card out to date. This simply refers to the clock speed of the cores residing in the GPU. You can compare clock speeds between similar cards such as the NVidia 600 series lineup as they are all of the same processor architecture but you cannot compare them to dissimilar architectures such as from AMD’s Radeon lineup as they will not yield similar results due to their inability to process information in the same manner. The Core Clock is vital to your GPU functioning properly. This clock sets the rate at which the waveform cycles, telling the other components how to operate. Scientists have been able to measure time as accurately as 10-18 or 1 quintillionth of a second. This helps to keep your Core Clock speed accurate over years of continuous use. A quick tip: To determine the period of your GPU’s Core Clock take the frequency given and invert it. So if your GPU states it has a 400MHz core clock speed then to figure out the cycle time you would take 1/400,000,000; giving you a single cycle period of 2.5nS (Nano Seconds) or 2.5 x 10-9.

7. Boost Clock is a recent addition to the terminology attached to graphics cards. What this means is that it takes the Core Clock we previously spoke of and “overclocks” it to a higher speed therefore providing you with greater performance in stressful applications (typically PC games). It is very important to note that many graphics cards come from the manufacturer with this enabled and if you end up overclocking you can run into problems with the Boost Clock speed being too high for the voltage being supplied to the card and can easily cause a blue screen of death (BSOD), increased temperatures, and overall instability.

8. Overclocking is a wonderful way to achieve greater performance with *no additional cost*. With the correct software, mainly MSI Afterburner for NVidia graphics cards, you can easily increase the clock speeds of your GPU with a click of a mouse button. Know this; when and if you choose to overclock your graphics card pay close attention to the idle temperatures, 100% load temperatures, and all in-between. Also never overclock your graphics card to the extreme (I normally say over 100MHz) without thinking about increasing the voltage to the card. Even then you have to be very careful in incrementally step up both the clock speed and the voltage so as to not make your graphics card inoperable. *If done improperly this can and will effectively make your graphics card an expensive paper weight. Always seek advice or research before attempting to overclock anything.

III. Ports
There are many different connections that can be made between your graphics card and a display such as a monitor/TV/projector/etc. There are three standards that are widely used today. These three are: HDMI, DVI both I and D, and Display Port.

1. HDMI – High Definition Multimedia Interface. Many of you may know this from your home’s HDTV. It is a great way to transfer uncompressed data from your computer to a display. It will transfer audio to your TV as well as video. They can be used for viewing 3D images/movies through supporting devices with version 1.4a or higher in most cases. Another good thing to note is that NVidia’s 3D Vision is only supported on a limited number of displays with this connection. Most 3D Vision displays utilize a DVI-D connection/cable to support the 3D feature.

2. DVI (I/D) – This has been and continues to be a standard connection for high definition monitors. There are two main types of DVI connections; Integrated and Digital. DVI-D sends only digital signals to the displays and cannot process analog data. This is incremental when using a DVI to VGA adapter as it will not work across the DVI-D port and you will have to use the DVI-I port to do this. DVI-I will allow you to send both digital and analog signals through the same connection, thus how it supports the VGA adapter.

3. Display Port – Another digital display connection. While other connections can allow only one display per interconnect a Display Port allows multiple displays to be interlinked. A great tool for anywhere you want to have more than one display and not have multiple cables for each.

IV. Multi-GPU
I received many replies asking me to cover SLI and Crossfire configuration, so here we go. I will provide some detailed information about this here, the setup instructions have been added to the installation steps for reference.
Well, what is it? Both SLI and Crossfire are terms created to describe the utilization of multiple graphics cards, interlinked, in a single computer to boost the performance of graphic intensive programs. NVidia coined the term SLI and ATI/AMD coined the term Crossfire. Even though they are effectively describing the same thing there are differences between them and sometimes downfalls to using graphics cards in this manner. The first very important detail to note is that while you are using multiple graphics cards this does not mean your frame rates will double. The performance provided by the extra card(s) installed in your computer isn’t perfectly linear and sometimes they’re downright non-existent. This is due to how each game/software has been programmed. If the game/software was programmed with multi-GPU capabilities in mind then that specific software has the ability to utilize the extra performance provided. The other side of that coin is if the software company didn’t take multi-GPU into account then there is a good possibility that all other graphics cards beside the primary will not be used at all to displace the processing load. The only way to know for sure is to go to the software manufacturer’s website and check or give them a call. If you want to know if a game supports multi-GPU utilization then you can check either NVidia’s or AMD/ATI’s websites as they provide an up-to-date list of all supported game titles and possibly some supported software.

1. SLI – NVidia’s version of multi-GPU interlinking

a. Currently only able to be used with two or more of the same graphics card model. If you purchase an NVidia 660ti and you want to upgrade to SLI then you are required to purchase another 660ti for SLI to work. Don’t confuse this with PhysX requirements. With PhysX you can use any graphics card that has an SLI port on the top of the card to connect to your primary card but it will only be used to displace the processing load of rendering PhysX aspects of games and not the bulk of the processes associated with running a game. Meaning you can hook up an old 8800GTS type graphics card to your newer 660ti for rendering PhysX in games and this could provide you with slightly increased performance by freeing up resources on your primary card.

b. Also requires at least one SLI “Bridge”. This is the small, flat cable linking your two or more graphics cards together.

c. Can drastically increase frame rates in “SLI supported” games.

d. Some NVidia graphics cards support up to 4 cards in SLI.

e. Know that by adding additional graphics cards to your computer you will have increased its total power requirements as well as it creates excess heat that will need to be dissipated.

2. Crossfire – AMD/ATI’s multi-GPU solution

a. Can be used with different graphics card models as long as it supports crossfire and is an ATI card. Meaning you can have an ATI 7950 in crossfire with an ATI 7870 with full utilization of both graphics cards.

b. Requires at least one “Crossfire Bridge”. This is the small, flat cable linking your two or more graphics cards together.

c. Can drastically increase frame rates in “Crossfire supported” games.

d. Know that by adding additional graphics cards to your computer you will have increased its total power requirements as well as it creates excess heat that will need to be dissipated.


V. Installation of Your Graphics Card
Finally the time has come to discuss the procedures involved in upgrading/installing your new graphics card. Now that you are equipped with some of the standard terminology you should be able to correctly analyze and determine which graphics card would fit your needs. Once you purchase it what do you do? Well besides bragging about it to all your geeky friends you need to install it into your system. As long as you follow the steps I am providing then your installation should be smooth and painless. From this point I will assume you are running a Windows operating system versions Vista 32/64-bit or 7 32/64-bit. If you need this information for an older OS then let me know and alter this where needed. After selecting your desired graphics card make sure to visit the manufactures web site for the latest drivers. This is a necessity for you installation to work.


1. The first step in any upgrade is to determine what is currently installed in your system. You can do this by holding down the Windows key on your keyboard and pushing the Pause/Break button. This key combination will take you to a screen that looks like this next image.



2. From here click on Device Manager. You should now have a window that looks like this next image.



3. Single click on the Display adapters tab. I’ve highlighted where it specifies what your current graphics solution is below.



If you have something listed as the Intel® HD Graphics 4000 or similar then your current graphics solution is built into your processor or is permanently attached to your motherboard (If this relates to you then go skip to step 7). If you have something similar to the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660Ti as stated above then you have a dedicated graphics card already installed in your computer and it will require you to uninstall it prior to installing your new GPU (If this relates to you then go to step 5).


4. Un-installation of current graphics card drivers. From the Device Manager window right click on your graphics card. Select the option “uninstall”. You should get a window that looks like this next image.



5. Click the static button to select “Delete the driver software for this device”. This will allow a clean installation of the new graphics cards driver software. Now shut down your computer as it is time to physically uninstall the old graphics card to make way for your new one.

6. After your computer is completely shut down remove the power cable from the back of your computer, located at your power supply. Also flip the switch located directly above the cable.



7. After successfully removing the power cable from the computer proceed to press the power button located on the front of your case. This is done to expel any left over power still in the system. Once this is completed the go ahead and remove any other cables from your system so you can turn it on its side. It’s good to place the computer on a non conductive surface if at all possible. The worst thing you can do now is shock your components with static electricity as it can easily peak at over 1kV (1000 Volts). That is plenty of static discharge to damage your computer’s internal components. So doing this on carpet is not suggested. If you have access to a wrist ground strap then by all means wear it. It will dissipate/reduce the static charge built up on your body through moving with clothes on (yes you build up static just from this, normally it’s not in volatile amounts to us but to components it’s a bad nightmare). If you don’t have access to a ground strap, and I’m assuming most of you don’t, then be sure to hold/touch one side of your computer case as you pull out your old graphics card so as to not cause harm to it or anything else. Touching the side of your case will help to dissipate the static buildup through your case and not your components.

8. Take a Phillips head screwdriver and undo the screws holding your current card down. See Below. Be sure to remove any power cables going directly to your graphics card. If you have no current graphics card then skip this step.



9. Take your new graphics card(s) and install it back into one of the PCI-E slots on the motherboard making sure not to apply to much downward pressure as this can over stress the motherboard and can dissect the traces located in the layers of the PCB (Printed Circuit Board, your motherboard). You should hear and feel it click into place when it is seeded properly. Make sure you connect any extra power cables required for your new graphics card. See image below.



10. From here you can put the side back on your case and place it back in its normal location. It is ready to be hooked back up to all your cables. Make sure to push the button on the power supply once again, allowing it to flow power to the computer. After reinstalling all the cables go ahead and start up your computer. Right after you push the power button on your computer press the delete button a multitude of times until a blue screen comes up. This is called the system BIOS. This stands for Basic Input Output System. This is where you can change how your hardware communicates with your motherboard. You will need to find the section that allows you to change your PCI-E connection settings. Normally located in the North Bridge Configuration location. Change your “Primary Graphics Adapter to PCI Express. Leave everything else alone. See below image. Go to “Save and Exit” under the Exit tab. This will allow your computer to restart, implementing any changes you just made.



11. Now Windows will boot and after you log in it should run the found device wizard. Close this as it will inhibit your driver installation from proceeding. Go to the location on your hard drive where you saved your graphics driver at and run it. Your screen should flicker and your resolution might change. After this is installed correctly reboot your system.
You now have your new graphics card installed and setup without paying someone else ridiculous amounts of money to do it. Enjoy! If you have multiple graphics cards installed continue onto step 12.


12. From the desktop, right click and scroll down to NVidia Control Panel if it’s an NVidia graphics card or click on CCC (Catalyst Control Center) if it’s an AMD/ATI graphics card. It should look similar to this next image.



Once you click on that you should get a window that looks like this next image:



13. Click the static button to enable the “Maximize 3D performance” feature under SLI configuration, which really just enables SLI.
For those of you with AMD/ATI cards it will look something like this:



Make sure to check “Enable CrossFireX” and apply the settings.
14. After the multi-GPU settings have been enabled you may be asked to restart your computer. Other than that you are DONE! Go tear up some enemies and have fun with your advanced graphic solution!

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How to create a bootable Windows 8.1 USB drive
In keeping up with tradition, Microsoft has launched Windows 8.1 in both digital and physical form. Users can install the new operating system by using either a downloaded ISO file or the provided DVD. But what happens when neither option is right for you? You can use a USB drive.
There are a number of major benefits to using a USB drive for this process. It's compatible with virtually every device that is meant to run Windows, forgoes the need to have a spare DVD and the burner around and is much easier to store and carry with you wherever you may go. A USB drive can also be faster than any DVD, shortening the time needed for the install, and, chances are, you probably already have one lying around. Also, compared to ISO files which can only be leveraged from Windows, USB drives can be used with no software installed on the device.

Requirements
 
To create a bootable Windows 8.1 USB drive you will need the following:
  • 4 GB or larger USB drive;
  • Windows 8.1 DVD, ISO file or product key;
  • A device that is running Windows.
What If I Have a Windows 8 Product Key?

If you have a Windows 8 product key, you can download the Windows 8.1 ISO file directly from Microsoft's servers, and create a bootable USB drive as well. My colleague Wayne Williams has already written a guide which details all the steps that you have to go through. Please note that you need a Windows PC for this task.

How Does the Windows 8.1 Product Key Help?

Obviously, you cannot install Windows 8.1 using just the product key. But, you can use it to download the ISO file directly from Microsoft's servers. Please note that the default Windows partition (usually "C") has to have at least 5 GB of free storage. You will have to follow these steps next:
  1. Download and open the Install Windows 8.1 setup file from Microsoft;
  2. Type in your Windows 8.1 product key and initiate the download;
  3. After the download completes, select Install by creating media;
  4. Select USB flash drive (it should be the default choice) and insert the USB drive;
  5. Accept any prompts to erase the contents of the USB drive in order to kick off the process.
If you prefer a visual step-by-step guide, you can look at the screenshots posted below.

Step 1: Install Windows ADK for Windows 8.1

  1. Download  Windows ADK for Windows 8.1
     
  2. Install Windows ADK for Windows 8.1 on a IT Admin of lab workstation by running adksetup.exe

    NOTE:
    Run the following command line: adksetup.exe /layout "C:\Setup\Windows ADK 8.1" should the desire be to download Windows ADK for Windows 8.1 only.

     
  3. Select the following components during the Windows ADK for Windows 8.1 setup:
     
    • Deployment Tools
       
    • Windows Pre-installation Environment (Windows PE)
       
    • User State Migration Tool (USMT)
       
Step 2: Install Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013
 

  1. Download Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013
     
  2. Install Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013 on the same IT Admin of lab workstation  

Step 3: Creating a Deployment Share

  1. Run Deployment Workbench
     
  2. Right-click Deployment Shares and select New Deployment Share
     
  3. Select the following options in the New Deployment Share Wizard: 
    • Deployment share path: C:\MDTLab
       
    • Share name: MDTLab$
       
    • Deployment share description: MDT Lab
       
    • Options: <default settings>
       
Step 4: Import the Windows 8.1 OS

  1. Download the Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64 ISO 
     
  2. Extract the ISO to the C:\Setup\Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64 folder. Create the folders should they not exist.
     
  3. In the Deployment Workbench, expand the Deployment Shares node.
     
  4. Expand MDT Lab, and select the Operating Systems node.
     
  5. Select Import Operating System.
     
  6. Select the following settings for the Import Operating System Wizard:
     
    • Full set of source files
       
    • Source directory: C:\Setup\Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
       
    • Destination directory name: WIN81X64
       
  7. After adding the OS, in the Operating System node, change the operating system name to Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64.
     
Step 5: Importing Necessary Applications
 

One of the advantages of utilizing MDT 2013 to create the image for the USB key is the ability to include drivers and / or applications that are specific to your organization's needs. In this example, Microsoft's Calculator Plus, will be added to this image.  Feel free to customize it as you see fit.
 

  1. Download Microsoft Calculator Plus
     
  2. Copy CalcPlus.msi to C:\Setup\MSCalcPlus on the IT Admin of lab workstation.
     
  3. In the Deployment Workbench, in the MDT Lab node, select Applications.
     
  4. Right-click the Applications folder, and select New Application.
     
  5. Select the following settings to be used in the New Application Wizard:

    • Application with source files
       
    • Publisher: <blank>
       
    • Application name: Microsoft Calculator Plus
       
    • Version: <blank>
       
    • Language: <blank>
       
    • Source Directory: C:\Setup\MSCalcPlus
       
    • Specify the name of the directory that should be created:  Microsoft Calculator Plus
       
    • Command Line: msiexec /I CalcPlus.msi /q
       
    • Working directory: <default>
       
Repeat this process as many time as required to include all the pertinent applications required.

Step 6: Create and Configure a Task Sequence

  1. Using the Deployment Workbench in the MDT Lab share,  select the Task Sequences node.
     
  2. Right-click the Task Sequences node, and select New Task Sequence.
     
  3. Select the following settings for the New Task Sequence Wizard:
     
    • Task sequence ID: W8-X64-001
       
    • Task sequence name: Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
       
    • Task sequence comments: <blank>
       
    • Template: Standard Client Task Sequence
       
    • Select OS: Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
       
    • Specify Product Key: Do not specify a product key at this time
       
    • FullName: CANITPRO
       
    • Organization: CANITPRO
       
    • Internet Explorer home page: http://www.canitpro.net
       
    • Do not specify an Administrator password at this time
       
Step 7: Create the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013 Media

  1. In File Explorer, create the C:\MDTMedia folder.
     
  2. In the Deployment Workbench, via the MDT Lab / Advanced Configuration node, select the Media node.
     
  3. Right-click the Media node, and select New Media.
     
  4. Select the following settings within the New Media Wizard:
     
    • Media path: C:\MDTMedia
       
    • Selection profile: <default>
       
  5. Open and edit the C:\MDTMedia\Content\Deploy\Control\Bootstrap.ini in Notepad, and in the Default section, add the SkipBDDWelcome=YES option. This will quicken the deployment  by automating the welcome parts.

    NOTE: Right-click the MEDIA001 media, select Properties, and clear either the x86 and x64 option depending on what you are deploying to avoid the selection of x86 and x64 boot images when starting the media (set by default).
     
  6. To create the media, right-click the MEDIA001 media, and select Update Media Content
     
  7. Once completed, the Update Media Content process now generates the offline media in the C:\MDTMedia folder
     
  8. To create the bootable USB key, copy the content of the MDTMedia\Content folder to the root of the USB key.
     
  9. Next use diskpart to make the USB key active.

Once the steps above are completed, an IT professional can now utilize the newly created USB Key to deploy Windows 8.1.

While the drivers included with Windows 8.1 should suffice, additional drivers can be added to the USB key should the hardware being deployed to not be supported by default.  Driver inclusion can be configured via MDT 2013 and will be included on a future post.

Red more 

How to Create a Bootable Windows 7 or Vista USB Drive

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Installing Windows8 using USB Drive and Dual Booting on Windows 7

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1: Fring – make FREE calls ,group video calls, video calls, mobile phone calls


Fring has a lot going for it, from calls to chat to video calling. This app lets you add other communication services from AOL to Google Talk as well as connecting with your phone book, letting you talk with anyone on just one app.
Of course, the catch for free calls is that the other party needs to have Fring on their phone, which isn’t a problem since it is available not only for Android, but also on iOS, Nokia and via a mobile browser. Their newest feature is being able to video call with up to four people at a time over any data connection. It’s fun to try out but a bit choppy.
You can also call to regular phones by buying some credits so you can talk to landlines and feature phones locally and abroad.


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2: Skype - free IM & video calls

Any free calling list is never complete without the ever-ubiquitous Skype. It actually has verb status, with Skyping becoming synonymous to calling over a computer. While it did start its service using computers, mobile has benefited greatly by the many apps the company has released. You can call almost any computer and any phone for free provided they have Skype, and most do since this is almost a requirement for any device.
If you want to call regular phones, Skype also has you covered and all you need is to buy credits (a bit pricey though compared to Fring). The Android app allows you to add your contacts so you can call them through Skype or send them IMs. In select Android phones, you can even make video calls.

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How to recover your facebook account after deactivating

 Recover your facebook account after desactivating is a bigg questions


It is possible to recover your facebook account after deactivating or deleted Sometimes users may want to re-use old Facebook accounts. This can be done by logging in to the Facebook using the email provided during the registration process along with password. An alert message stating that the user account is no longer active will be displayed.

 A registration email from Facebook will automatically be sent to the email address provided when logging in to Facebook. In order to re-activate the Facebook account, the internet link in the email sent must be clicked and the corresponding instructions followed.

haw to recover your facebook account after desactivating?

Solution

To do this:
  • Log in to Facebook with your email and password
  • A red sign will appear saying that you have tried to log in a deactivated account
  • They will use the email that you used during your original registration and send an email about reactivation!
  • In the email you will find a link, just follow it


This will reactivate your Facebook account.

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Blogging can be a pain in the butt when it comes to management. Hosting your own blog has its perks — flexibility and customization — but it could prove troublesome if you don’t have much technical knowledge. Plus, self-hosting a blog requires renting server space. What if you don’t want to deal with any of that?
For a while, if you wanted to blog for free you were stuck between WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, and a few other alternatives that weren’t so good. Nowadays, you have an ocean of free blogging platforms that will serve you well depending on what you want to do.
No complicated online setups. No plugin management. No hosting costs. If you’re looking for a fast, easy, and free way to get started blogging, check out these platforms.

Roon

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Roon is a beautiful and simplistic blogging platform that looks and feels very clean. There’s absolutely no setup necessary (except signing up for a free account) and you can be writing your first post within one minute, literally. Yet, despite its simplicity and ease of use, there are some powerful features that are just as easy.
  • Roon blogs use a responsive design.
  • Maintain multiple blogs under one account.
  • Write posts in Markdown or Rich Text modes.
  • Export your blog data in Markdown format with one click.
  • Extend functionality with premium addons.
  • iOS and Mac apps are available for writing new posts.
One downside is that Roon does not support theming so all blogs will essentially look the same. You can change the accent colors but Roon prides itself on its minimalism, which is great for the most part. Just not when it comes to theming.
Nancy took us through a review of Roon last year.

Postach.io

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Postach.io is a unique blogging platform in that it uses your Evernote space to create your blog posts and pages. Want to write a new post? Just write up a new note in the Postach.io notebook in your Evernote account and mark it as Published. Once your account syncs, it’s done! Editing and deleting is just as easy.
The real benefit is that Postach.io will always be as powerful and flexible as Evernote. There are plenty of apps that you can use to write notes in Evernote, which means you can use those same exact tools to write Postach.io posts. If you already use Evernote, Postach.io can be integrated in less than a minute.
Posts can be formatted in Rich Text if your Evernote app supports it (the most flexible would be to use the web version of Evernote) or you can format your posts directly with HTML or Markdown. As for comments, Postach.io utilizes the Disqus commenting system, which you can enable in your Postach.io settings.

Throwww

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Throwww is interesting because it isn’t like most blogging platforms. Instead of creating an account that manages all of your past blog posts, you write and submit posts that can only be accessed through a link that’s given once posted. That’s it.
This is obviously good for writing one-off blog entries to be shared on social networks like Facebook. However, Throwww does allow you to sign-in using Twitter and post it as a tweet, so Throwww could be useful as a sort of blogging extension to Twitter.
There’s very little functionality to Throww, which is expected since it’s all about blank canvas minimalism. However, posts do support comments which are threaded and scored using an upvote/downvote system that’s reminiscent of Reddit.
All in all, Throwww is great if you don’t need a centralized location for all of your blog entries. If you want to write something here and there whenever you feel like it, you can. It’s simple and fast, perfect for the lazy blogger who just wants to write.

Medium

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Medium is a new free blogging platform made by the same co-founders who made Twitter. It seems a bit strange that they would go and create a new service that pretty much competes directly with their current brainchild, but Medium is different enough from Twitter that it may draw in a different demographic. Whether that’s true or not is still to be seen.
The drive behind Medium is all about grouping blog posts together in order to create context. Instead of authors having a central blogspace, articles are placed into thematic “collections” (which can be open to the public or invite-only) and as readers read certain articles, they’ll automatically be exposed to similar articles from similar collections.
In one sense, this takes away some control from the writer, but it also frees up the writer to write as he or she pleases without feeling the pressure of having to cultivate an audience for “their blog.” Medium handles all of that in the background.
Nancy recently walked us through a review of Medium.

WordPress / Blogger/ Tumblr

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If you’ve done any sort of blogging platform research at all, you will be familiar with these three already. They’re at the top of the “free blogging platform” food chain and they won’t be losing their spots any time soon. Consider these if you want a tried-and-true solution rather than banking on a new service that may or may not survive the years to come.
WordPress is the world’s largest blogging platform and provides the most functionality out of any free hosted service. Blogger, formerly known as Blogspot, is great for newbies but lacks a lot of customization options, which means most users quickly outgrow its feature set. Tumblr has a huge and active community but it isn’t exactly blogging in the traditional sense.
Which should you use?
If you want power and reliability, WordPress is the way to go. There’s a reason why it’s so popular. Plus, its ubiquity means that if you ever run into a problem, there’s a good chance that you’ll be able to find a solution on the web in no time. Be sure to read James’s tips for starting a WordPress blog.
If you want a quick setup and you intend to write long-form posts but don’t care about flexibility, customization, or personalization, then you’ll want to use Blogger. You can get started in mere minutes and you really won’t need to worry about any sort of administration.
Tumblr is something of a micro-blogging platform. You can write long-form posts on it if you want, but most Tumblrs exist simply to post images and GIFs that others can quickly share. If you don’t intend to write long-form very much, Tumblr will serve you well. Adhere to the Tumblr etiquette guidelines to maximize your blogging experience.
Which free blogging platform will you use? Do you know of any others that deserve a mention? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

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get google adsense via youtube

All new bloggers or semi seasoned bloggers know that Google Adsense is one of the best get a 100% approved Adsense account because of the numerous new Google Adsense policies. Google like to update their policies regularly and this can cause many issues to bloggers.
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Many bloggers or website owners would like an Adsense account but most of them are not successful in getting one. There are many people online who sell their Adsense account to the non successful website owners. We recommend that you do not to buy a Google Adsense account from any resellers online because it is against Google’s Adsense Terms of Services. If you have gained an Adsense account by buying it, then it could be banned any time without warning.
If you want a Google Adsense account and fear you may not get one then, don’t get upset! There is no need to worry at all. I am going to share with you the best way to get an approved  Adsense account with a simple method which is 100% legal and working in 2013 -the method has been tested by myself and many others.
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I believe you already know that YouTube is the most popular video sharing website on which users can share, upload, download and view videos by different users or channels. You can easily get an approved Adsense account with YouTube simply by sharing your own videos online.
This is by far the best method to get an approved Adsense account within 24-48hrs maximum (Of course you have to do some work).
1. First step, Let’s go to www.youtube.com and create a Youtube account (I recommend to create the account with your Gmail ID). If you do not have a Gmail account then we recommend you get one first.
2. Upload some videos to your account (Say at least 3), You can use  a video converter for cutting different parts of a movie up or use Windows Movie Maker for creating some basic videos. (It is the best idea to upload trending videos for getting more views).
3. Increase your video views by sharing on other social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest , and  Google+ etc.
4. Now when your YouTube account reaches 300+ views in total from all  the videos combined you will get an email invitation sent to your Gmail inbox or a message in your YouTube inbox to  monetize your videos. ( If you haven’t got the invitation don’t worry. You can simply apply for an Adsense account in your YouTube Settings.)
5. Now after applying to Adsense for an account you will get an email within the next 24hrs saying that, your account is now enabled for monetization.
6. Hurray! You now have a fully working Adsense account. Make sure to use it properly and stay within the TOS and you will be fine. ‘Do No Evil’ as Google say, Google will hunt you down and kick you out of the service if you do illegal activities.
I hope you have enjoyed this simple trick that I have shared with you so you too  can get a Google Adsense account. Please share with us any other easier methods that you know by commenting below.
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How To Start a Google AdSense Account and Make Money Blogging

Starting a new account with Google AdSense is one of the easiest ways to start monetizing your blog. While Google AdSense might not make you rich, it's a simple and useful tool. In fact, it's usually the first step bloggers typically take to earn an income from their blogs because it is so easy to get started.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 10-15 minutes to open an account. Additional time to research the options to monetize your blog.

Here's How:

  1. Read the Google AdSense program policies.
    Familiarize yourself with what you can and cannot do as part of the Google AdSense program to ensure you're prepared to start your new account.
  2. Visit the Google AdSense home page.
    Click on the 'Sign Up Now' button in the upper righthand corner of your screen.
  3. Complete the online application.
    You will need to provide your blog's URL and primary language as well as answer some questions related to the rules of the Google AdSense program. You'll also need to provide your payment information to receive the money you generate on your blog from Google.
  4. Access your new account and review the ads available to you.
    Google AdSense provides a wide variety of advertising options to bloggers from text ads to image ads and more. Take some time to research everything that's available to determine what will work best for your blog.
  5. Select your ad design choices.
    Once you've decided which ad opportunities are best for your blog, select them. Google will provide a snippet of HTML code to you after you make your selection.
  6. Insert your Google AdSense HTML code into your blog.
    Copy and paste the HTML code provided by Google into your blog's template. One of the easiest ways for a beginner blogger to do this is by inserting a text widget into his or her blog's template and pasting the code in the widget.
  7. Let Google do the rest.
    It may take a few hours or a few days for Google to start serving ads on your blog. Google will search your blog to determine the predominant subjects of each page. When readers visit your blog, the HTML code you pasted into your blog from Google will activate and relevant ads will be displayed based on each page's content.
  8. Collect your money.
    Remember, Google AdSense typically pays based on click-throughs (the number of times people click on an ad). Therefore, Google AdSense is unlikely to generate a large income for you, but every bit helps!

Submitting your Sitemap file to Search Engines

Submitting your Sitemap file to Search Engines


While submitting your Sitemap to search engines is not necessary, it does enable you to get more information about your store from search engine webmaster tools.
Once you have enabled the Sitemap feature and published the Store Editor (to generate the sitemap.xml file), you can then submit your Sitemap file to Google and Yahoo. First copy the link to your Sitemap file and then go to the search engines to add the Sitemap.
To add your sitemap to Google:
  1. From the Search Engines page, copy the link to your Sitemap file.
  2. Sign in to your Google account.
  3. Enter the URL for your site in the Add Site field (e.g., http://www.yourdomain.com)
  4. Click OK.
  5. Click Add a Sitemap.
  6. Select General Web Sitemap.
  7. Select all of the checkboxes and paste or type the URL to your sitemap.xml file.
  8. Click Add Web Sitemap.
To add your sitemap to Yahoo and Bing:
  1. From the Search Engines page, copy the link to your Sitemap file.
  2. Sign in to your Bing Webmaster Tools account.
  3. On the My Sites page, enter the URL for your site (e.g., http://www.papayadayspa.com) and click the Add button.
  4. Enter the URL for your sitemap file in the Add a sitemap field, and complete the rest of the required fields on the page.
  5. Click the Save button.
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How to uninstall/install software on your Mac

Best way to uninstall programs or apps on mac

The best way is to contact the developers site for uninstall instructions, especially if the software required you to enter your Admin password to install.

It might have placed "hooks" into the OS X kernel called kext files that load when OS X boots up or in other locations that require a uninstaller to use root level power to uninstall correctly.

If one simply only drags the application icon they see in their Applications or Utilities folder to the Trash, what happens is these leftover parts in OS X itself don't get updated for compatibility with later OS X updates and/or might cause a security or stability issue later on which the machine will boot to a "Gray Screen Issue" and remain stuck.


Self contained programs/apps

If the developer then says it's perfectly fine to drag the application icon located in the Applications or Applications > Utilities folder to the Trash, then you can do that. These types of programs are what we call "self contained" meaning everything it pretty much requires is inside the Application icon which is really a hidden folder called a "package".

Since "self contained" programs or apps can be run from just about anywhere they are placed, like in User Account folders so only that User can run them, however for global use amongst all User Accounts on the machine and in most cases of installers, they are stored in the Applications and/or Applications > Utilities folder.


Keep your Downloads folder clear

It is not advised to keep downloaded programs in the Downloads folder, rather to keep this clear at all times except during a known active download as to be wary of bad websites that will cause a "driveby download" hoping one will click or run to infect their machine. The Downloads folder is not a storage place, rather if you wish to keep a installer, place it someplace else in your User folders, like creating a folder called "Installers" or "Downloaded PDFs" and keeping them in your Utilities or Documents folders in your Home directory.


Concerning appdelete/appremoval type software

It is not advised to use "appdelete" type programs for the fact that there are hundreds of thousands of programs/apps and developers changing them all the time, thus it's almost impossible to keep up with all the changes. So as a result many of these appdelete type programs rely upon using a search feature and hoping the developer tagged their files with a name to locate files, which is not always the case. Accidents occur as users of these type programs delete other files or not get all parts installed by the developer.

Many developers use other developers software, like Pace for copy protection or Soundflower for a audio driver, when they install their software, thus the appdelete type software misses these files installed in the OS X kernel which then later get outdated or have security issues that are not fixed as the parent program is missing that does the updates.


Installing programs or apps

When you click a link on a website to download, it appears in your Downloads folder which you open that and then the DMG volume that appears on the Desktop (if it has one) and doublelclick the installer (if it says it is) or drag the self contained program to your Applications or Applications > Utilities folder.

Then from there you drag it's icon to the Dock to make a "Alias" or shortcut so you don't have to dig inside the Applications folder to find it. Click on the Dock Alias to launch the program.

Installers are not usually kept on the Dock, rather once the program is installed the Installer is either Trashed or saved someplace else out of the Downloads folder to keep it clear to watch for malicous downloads. Rather the program installed is kept a Alias in the Dock as that's what is going to be used, not the one time installer package.



About Gatekeeper

For OS X 10.8 "Mountain Lion" users and above, Apple installed restrictions on where you can download and install software onto your machine. So if you go to a website and see something you like to install, Apple will prevent you from running the program and/or installer. The default security settings in your System Preferences > Security > General for downloads is set by default for "AppStore" and "Apple signed developers" only.

The intention of Gatekeeper is to prevent less savvy users from installing untrusted software, it has a side benefit of causing users to erroneously think AppStore is the only place to install software on their machine, thus Apple benefits by making a commission on each sale of AppStore software.

AppStore software has particular limitations placed on the developers on what they can do with their software. Some developers have a AppStore "hobbled" version as well as a fully featured version if downloaded from their own website. AppStore software also is severely delayed in getting security and stability updates as Apple takes it upon itself to review each and every version. So for faster updates, it's likely best to use the developers version from their website.

If you trust the source or location where your downloading and installing software from other than Apple signed developers or AppStore, then your free to bypass Gatekeepers strict restrictions by holding the Control key down or Right Clicking on the Program, App or Installer to run it. Once it's known as a "trusted app" it will not bother you again about running it, provided it doesn't show up as know malicious program.

Warning! Contrary to the popular belief saying "If you don't give it your Admin password it can't do anything" is not entirely true. Simply running a malicious program in any user account can cause damage, it just can't as quickly gain root access to do the most damage right away, it certainly can encrypt your files or delete them, or install a keystroke logger and communicate that over the Internet, alter other applications and install a bigger payload of itself later.



The Dock

The Dock doesn't contain real programs, those are what's called "Aliases" or Windows users would know as "Shortcuts" which direct to the actual program, file or folders located elsewhere. To show the location of the real item in the Dock, right click and select Open > Show in Finder. The item there is the real thing, that's what is dragged to the Trash to delete (then Finder > Empty Trash to permanently delete it). 

To delete the icon off the Dock, merely drag it's icon off onto the Desktop area and release, it does a puffy smoke thing and disappears.

If you see a question mark icon in the Dock, that means there is a Alias that doesn't know where the original file is located, likely the original file was moved or deleted. Thus when clicked changes to a question mark like it's asking "Where is it?". To remove the question mark, simply drag it off the Dock onto the Desktop and release.

To place a mistakenly deleted Alias off the Dock back on or to place a new Alias on the Dock, locate it by clicking on the Smiley Face in the Dock to open a new Finder window, then navigate to it's actual location and drag it's original item into the Dock until it makes room and release. If you accidentally drop the icon on the Desktop, place it back in it's original location first, then attempt the Dock again.

Some items dragged to the Dock like folders and files will only fit on the Dock down near the Trash Can area, be careful not to place the original item into the Trash and then Finder > Empty Trash as it will then be gone!

Rather double click on the Trash Can to open it and drag the misplaced items back to their original location before trying the Dock Alias attempt again.


How to uninstall/install software on your Mac
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