Bloody Computer!

Bloody Computer! : Computer help and advice in novice-friendly language
Bloody Computer!
Computer help and advice in novice-friendly language
This blog offers clear and simple advice to deal with many common Windows problems, drawing upon over twelve years experience in helping people overcome their PC woes.
Bath United Kingdom
A dedicated dropper with a hint of addiction

Most recent posts

11/16 17:42 Jargon Busting: Anatomy of a window (Part 2)
A number of weeks ago I posted an article naming the various elements that you will find in in Windows programs. This is the second part of that series. Unfortunately, whereas in the
11/13 12:21 Digital Cribs Competition
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11/02 23:01 Five free file conversion sites
There is already a bewildering selection of different files types and this will only get more confusing as more innovative file formats become available. You may be able to install conversion utilities for some applications such as Microsoft Word and...
10/27 18:05 The 10th Carnival of Computer Help and Advice
10/19 23:56 How to run a program every time Windows starts
In a previous post I explained how to stop programs running when Windows starts up, but in this post I will explain how to make one run every time you boot up. There are a variety of ways of telling Windows to run a program

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Great site for little Windows secrets that saves time.
Suberb computer and other technology tips that are easy to follow and clearly explained.
Makes hard to understand computer stuff easy to understand. Nice job!