If you’ve ever had to deal with troubleshooting hardware on your computer, then you probably have some experience with the Windows Device Manager. It is a simple tool that comes with Windows and lets you browse through all of the devices to check for device properties and conflicts.

However, I’ve always found that the stock Device Manager that comes with the Windows OS is a bit lacking. The one thing I like about it is the fact that it’s easy to navigate, as the main screen has all devices nicely categorized, but that’s the extent of anything good I have to say about it.

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These days most people have more than one Internet connection. Like I have one for home, another while I am traveling and then add to then, the one I get at my workplace. Now, I happen to use my laptop at home, on the go and at the office as well. Anyone who has been [...]

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Rule No.1: Never lose your device driver CDs. Rule No.2: Be prudent and keep a backup copy close by. Rule No. 3: If you lose your driver files, know where to download it from again. Congratulations! If you have flouted at least two of the above rules, then this post might serve as deliverance from [...]

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Call me the wannabe pro photographer. My motto is “Shoot everything now, think about them later.” I always thought that among those blurry and often ‘out of the frame’ shots, there should be one or two jewels worth bragging and blogging. The Mac and the cameras So I connect my digital camera to my Mac [...]

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