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Updated to Vista Service Pack 1

Friday, May 30, 2008

Even though Windows Vista Service Pack 1 was finally released and made available for download 2 months ago, I didn't immediately update my Windows Vista installation. Why? Because I wasn't excited and neither was I looking forward to it. Windows Vista came pre-installed on my machine but if I had the choice, I would've opted to install Windows XP on it.Regarding the Vista SP 1 update, I said to myself that I would just wait for the auto-update rollout which was scheduled a month after the release. However, the month of April passed and there was no SP1 on Windows Update. Anyone else got the update last month? Anyways, I got mine just a couple days ago. When I saw the Windows Update icon, I clicked on it and found out the update was for Vista Service Pack 1, I decided to go ahead with the update instead of skipping it.Btw, if you haven't received a Windows Update for Service Pack 1 and you wanna check what version/edition of Windows Vista you have on your machine here's how you do it. Click on Start, then look for Computer, right click on it and click on Properties and you'll see something like this:

Adobe CS3 Internal Error 2739 Fix

Monday, March 17, 2008

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Recently, I tried installing Adobe Photoshop CS3 on my laptop but when I started the installation process I got this error message:Internal Error 2739. Contact Customer Support.I rebooted my machine and tried to install again but I still got the error. The next thing I did was to copy the files locally on my machine and tried installing it again but I still wasn't successful and got the same error message. Finally, I decided to look for a solution or fix to this problem. I found the solution over at the Adobe support forums and today I'll it share with you.For those running Windows Vista 32-bit, here's what you need to do:Click Start > All Programs > Accessories. Right-click on Command Prompt and choose Run As AdministratorGo to C:\Windows\System32.

Weekend Roundup #20

Monday, February 18, 2008

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Hope everyone had a good weekend. I know this is kinda late but better late than never right? Plus, I don't wanna disappoint the people who are waiting for this weekly feature, right? I started this draft last Saturday night but was too sleepy to finish it and Sunday was just too busy. Anyways, here's this week's roundup. Enjoy!Pinoy BlogospherePinoyBlogero has made a list of all blog contests in the Pinoy Blogosphere for the month of February. All but one contest has already ended so if you're interested, you can still join and get a chance to win those cool prizes. Prerequisite updates for the Windows Vista Service Pack 1 are causing problems to some users. Installing the prerequisite updates have either caused an endless reboot on some systems or the computer doesn't boot at all. I'm running Windows Vista here on my laptop and fortunately, I didn't experience any of these issues. Lost your printer's install CD or need to update your printer drivers? Jhay share some tips on how to install and where to get the latest drivers for your printer. Sonnie Santos shares his experiences withdrawing PayPal funds from Banco De Oro, EON and Xoom. It seems like PayPal users in the Philippines are still having a hard time to access or withdraw their funds. I hope that PayPal and the local banks would work together, do something about it and make some improvements. Be careful with spammers stealing your online identity. Silkenhut, shares a recent experience with a comment spammer who stole the identity of one of his regular readers/commenters - Jehzeel Laurente. It's a good reminder to be more careful when moderating comments on your blog.

IE7 Pro: Ultimate Add-On for Internet Explorer

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

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Even though Firefox is slowly but surely gaining market share and popularity, the majority of Internet users still prefer or use the Internet Explorer.I have been a Firefox user and avid fan for many years now and started using it since it was called Firebird. Why do I prefer Firefox? Because of it's security, speed and most of all because of it's flexibility. You can change the way it looks with different themes and add more functionality with add-ons/extensions.If you're still not convinced with Firefox and prefer to use the Internet Explorer but would like to have some of the capabilities of Firefox, then maybe you should try IE7 Pro.

Compaq Presario C714NR

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

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2 months ago, my old laptop a Compaq Presario 2200 started acting up. There were times when it won’t turn on and sometimes it won’t restart. Aside from that, it only had a 40 GB hard drive and 256 MB of RAM which limited me from performing some of my tasks. I couldn’t install some [...]

RemotePC – Remote Access

Monday, October 1, 2007

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Have you experienced being away on a trip and suddenly realizing that you forgot or need some important files from your home or office computer? Or are you a small business that provide computer support to your clients? Nowadays, with the help of software or programs like Remote Access that enable remote access, you can [...]

Costcaptain.com Software Store

Sunday, August 5, 2007

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Costcaptain.com offers full versions of authentic Microsoft products like Windows Vista Home Premium Upgrade, Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Project 2007 and many others at a special academic price. Costcaptain is a certified Microsoft Authorized Education Reseller, so you can be sure that all products are genuine and brand new and not OEM or bundled software. Get [...]