Showing posts with label Guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guide. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2011

How To View A Forum That Requires You To Sign Up.

Have you ever been searching for something on Google and when you think you have found a relevant search result you click on it and it's a forum that wants you to create an account in order to view the topic? Well I have this neat little trick to bypass this.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

How To Take A Screen Shot On Android Optimus V

I was searching for an easy way to do this. I had found a method which required me to download and install an Android SDK and have my phone connected to my computer in order for it to work.
So this new way to do it is with a very small app from the Android market called "Shoot Me"
The description of the app says that it requires the phone to be rooted but I was able to take screen shots on my LG Optimds V with no problems.
So try this on your phone and let me know how it works!

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Another handy tool is this Android VNC Server. You can remote control your phone wherever you are!










Friday, June 17, 2011

How to Install Custom Firmware CFW on your Sony PSP - Works With All Firmware!

Hello everyone! I spent many hours the other day trying to figure this out. Now that I know exactly how to do it I have composed this guide to show you how you can install custom firmware onto your PSP.

In this guide you will use a Pandora Battery and a Magic Memory Stick to install custom firmware onto your PSP. The Magic Memory Stick can be made using any memory stick you have that is at least 100MB. (I would recommended using a 4GB SanDisk because that's the one I used.) The Pandora Battery you will have to buy. There are guides online showing how you can make your own Pandora Battery out of a regular battery but that still require an additional battery that you may have to buy and once you convert it into a Pandora Battery you can't go back. The Pandora Battery that I ordered only cost about $8 with free shipping and it has a switch so that I can use it as a Pandora Battery and as a regular battery.

OK, So let's get started!

Saturday, June 4, 2011

How to find out what type of RAM you have in your computer!

My number one recommended place to find the type of RAM that your computer needs would be the original manual for your computer or motherboard. Now I understand that most of us probably have no clue where we last left our manuals. That is why today I am sharing with you this neat little program called System Information for Windows or SIW for short.

This program is a free download for non-commercial use. It will show you a lot of different useful information about your computer. It will also show you what type of RAM you have installed. Just scroll down to the Memory section in the left pane and it will tell you all of the information it can find about your memory.

System Information for Windows - Scan you computers hardware, memory, etc.


Download SIW System Information for Windows


Option Two

If for some reason the software does not work, it should, you can give this online scanner a try. Now I would highly recommended using the SIW software first but you may also want to give this site a try. It will scan your computer for the type of memory through a web browser.