PROMO LAPTOP HARI INI

IBM
* Intel Centrino 1.7Ghz
* DDR SDRAM 256 Mb
* HDD 40gb
* DVD CDRW Combo
* 14" LCD TFT
* Wifi
Rp. 3.888.000


Toshiba 8100
* Intel Pentium3 700 Mhz
* DDR SDRAM 128 mb
* HDD 10 Gb
* DVD ROM
* 14" LCD TFT
Rp. 2.588.000

3 Commitments To Make As A Home Based Internet Marketer

Want to know what makes the difference between their success and an expensive time intensive hobby? It’s called commitment.

Just because a home based Internet marketer might be working from home doesn’t mean they don’t have their work cut out for them. Let’s look at 3 areas where commitment is essential for success from home online.

First and foremost Internet marketers, working from home, need to be committed to there target audience. Any ideas what the latest is on how many websites are on the Internet? It’s enormous, whatever the figure. That, my friend, is your first level of competition. Create a website that is hard to navigate or clumsy in design and right off the start you’re headed for disaster. Use bad color schemes within your web pages and people will stop just long enough to puke before moving on. However, if you use the correct color schemes, easy to navigate pages, and good design you’ve just sailed past a plethora of other sites that have not elected such options.

Your still not in first place though, so next you need to be committed to developing name recognition. If your target audience is people looking for massive traffic to their website you certainly won’t want to be talking about gourmet chocolate no matter how good it might be. Massive traffic people want to know one thing. What do you know about building massive traffic to my website and why should I care. So the content of your website, even the ads, need to focus on how Internet Marketers can build massive traffic to their own websites.

Doing the above well will certainly propel you to a front-end contender but that is not the end of what commitments you need to make to your home-based Internet marketing business. You need to be committed to “not selling”!

Wait! You say. If I’m not selling then I’m not making money; and if I’m not making money I’m not in business.

May I ask a question before you continue your rant? Did I say anything at all about not making money? What I did say is that you need to “not sell”. There is a difference. How many web pages have you read that go on and on about the greatest latest widget you need to get. It’s like those pages don’t know when to stop. Some tout the advantages of such strategies; I’m just not among them. Sure you could strangle a dollar out of your customer but wouldn’t it be much better to have them embrace the knowledge from their latest friend? Make a customer for a day perhaps, or a friend for life. Which makes the most sense to you?

To that extent…. Do not “sell” but teach. Do not “market” but inform. Do not “push” but help.

Then not only will you make money, but you will make a friend who will be more than glad to tell everyone they know, about you. And what is the best way of marketing anything anywhere in the world if it is not Word of Mouth?

Be committed to strategies like these listed above and your well on your way to making a living working from home on the Internet

Essential Steps to Keep Your Computer Running Quickly

What causes a computer to slow down? Several things contribute to a computer losing processing power and speed, but one of the main enemies of PC speed are saved files taking up hard drive space. The more data that your hard drive has on it, the longer it takes the PC to find the data it's looking for, thus slowing your computer down. By fixing this issue, you can reclaim much of the speed your computer has lost since you bought it.

The first step to speeding up your computer is to clean out your Internet cache. Your browser records all your recent surfing activity including a copy of web pages, images, and media, as well as a list of URLs or web sites you have visited. It's easy to see that if you surf the Internet very much, your computer will collect a large amount of data that does nothing but take up space. To clear you Internet cache, open up your browser to your home page. In this tutorial, we are using Internet Explorer. Click on the Tools button. Go to Internet Options. There will be several options available. Be sure to delete the Temporary Internet Files, Cookies, and History. While you are in the Internet Options window, it is a good idea to check how much disk space the Temporary Internet Files folder is using. It is recommended that you use 50MB to 250MB. I personally use the minimum of 50 MB. Also, you can specify how many days Internet Explorer should save the list of websites you have visited. The fewer days you set it for, the less space it takes. I set mine to 2 days.

The second step is to find and delete old files that you don't need or use anymore. Most of these files will be located in the My Documents folder. To open up that folder, click the start button and then click on the Documents icon. On some computers you will need to click on the My Computer icon and then click on the My Documents icon. Once you have that folder open, find a file you want to delete and right click on it. Select delete, then confirm by clicking Yes. To select multiple files, hold down the Control button and select as many as you want. Then right click on one of the highlighted files and select delete. Once you confirm the deletion, they will be sent to the Recycle Bin. It is a good idea to search the sub folders to make sure there are no more files that you want to delete.

The newer versions of Windows, like XP and Vista, take occasional snapshots of your hard drive called Restore Points. They are created as a backup feature just in case something goes wrong with a software install or uninstall so you can restore your computer to an earlier working condition. While they are great to have, they can take up a lot of space on your hard drive. To remove all but the most recent restore point, click on the Start button, go to All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and click on Disk Cleanup. Select the C Drive and click OK. Click the More Options tab. In the box labeled System Restore, click the Clean Up button. Your old, unneeded restore points are removed from your hard drive now. You can disable System Restore if you want, but it is not covered in this tutorial and it is not recommended to do so.

Even though you have deleted a lot of files that you don't need, many of them are still stored on your hard drive in the Recycle Bin. In order to fully remove them from your hard drive, you must empty the Recycle Bin. The Recycle Bin icon is usually located on your desktop. Simply, find the icon and right click on it. Select Empty Recycle Bin and confirm by clicking Yes. Now you have finished deleting the unwanted files from your hard drive.

The final step needed to speed up your computer is to defragment your hard drive. Over the years, as more programs are installed and more files saved on your computer, less and less space is available for storage. Then, when a new, large file is saved on your hard drive it may be fragmented and saved in two or more spots on your hard drive. When the file is called on by the computer, it has to pull the file form two or more places and join them together in the memory before it can be used. Defragmenting your computer allows files to be moved and placed together in one spot, thus speeding up the retrieval process. To defragment your computer, click on the Start button, go to All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and click on Disk Defragmenter. Select the C Drive and click Defragment.

I have left out some important information. Most of these steps listed above can be controlled by one utility, Disk Cleanup. Click on the Start button, go to All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and click on Disk Cleanup. Select the C Drive and click OK. From this one place, you can delete Temporary Internet Files, empty the Recycle Bin, defrag your hard drive if needed, and more. Just check each item you want performed and click OK. Then confirm by clicking Yes.

How often do you perform the required maintenance? Some experts say that you should perform this type of maintenance every 6 months. I suggest that you do it more often, about once a month. In fact, if you spend a lot of time on the Internet like I do, it is a good idea to run the Disk Cleanup utility every week as a bare minimum. Then you can perform more in depth maintenance every month or two.

There are many other, more advanced steps that you can take to speed up your computer, like cleaning out your Temp folders, paring down the Startup folder, removing programs and Windows components you don't use, running anti-spyware and anti-virus programs, repairing or maintaining the registry, deleting old Windows Update files, and much more. However, the basic steps I've outlined above are at least the bare minimum for keeping your computer clean and running quickly and properly for hopefully many years to come

testing w.bloggar

servis LCD NOTEBOOK

Memperbaiki laptop bekas itu mudah, kalau ada spare partnya dan tau masalahnya apa. Bila problem pada software maka solusi terakhir adalah meng-install ulang software yang bermasalah. Atau recovery data. Namun, bila problem yang terjadi adalah pada hardware, maka kemahiran dan pengalaman yang berbicara.
Ambil contoh, ketika tiba-tiba layar monitor notebook tampil dengan terpecah-pecah, solusi termudah adalah menggantinya dengan LCD yang baru. tapi, mungkin bukan itu primary problem nya. bisa saja hal itu terjadi karena kabel vga yang terpit. Heemm , apa pula itu kabel terjepit? yup. dengan sedikit usaha membongkar panel kabel vga, susun rapi kembali, bisa jadi kita tidak perlu membuang uang hingga 2jutaan ntuk monitor lcd yang katanya rusak itu. Ada yang pernah ngalamin ini?

How to buy used laptop

If you want to buy used laptop you must check a few thing. The first thing that you must check is the lcd, good lcd laptop must have a clear display, if the lcd display not clear or bright it might had trouble with the light at the bottom of lcd. After checking the display, you must check the lcd for the death pixel. Death pixel is very small dots in lcd that cannot display the right color when the lcd viewing a picture. The next thing you check is the keyboard, press every button in keyboard and check if the button you press give a respon or not. After the keyboard you have to check the optical drive in laptop. For example if the laptop have DVD-Combo drive, put a DVD on it and check how long for the optical drive to display the content on that DVD. The longer time it needed to display the content showing the condition of the DVD-Combo optical laser reader is weak. If the DVD-Combo display the content in a few second it mean the optical laser reader is good.
After checking the optical drive you can check laptop mouse or touch pad. For IBM laptop you will find a small button in keyboard known as track point that you can use to move the pointer or have same function as mouse. Use it to move pointer in the screen and check for the respond. Other brand laptop have a touch pad with two or three buttons that have a same function with a mouse. Touch the touch pad and move your finger around to test the respond and accuracy to the pointer in the screen. Move the pointer in the screen over the icon in desktop, tap your finger once or two times to test touch pad for click or executing the icon command.The next thing you check is the laptop hard drive
, execute one program, the hear the sound that came from hard drive position. If it is quiet then the hard drive is in good condition, if it is not may be have a bad sector (not good). The thing you must check next is the battery. Usualy laptop battery stand for 1 hour using in good condition. Below 1 hour the laptop battery is not good or the battery sel is damaged so it can’t save the current power even it have been recharged. Laptop also have other features such as wifi or bluetooth to check it you must go to a hot spot that have a broad band internet access, and try to connect to the network. After checking the primary thing that must in good condition you can check laptop other features, eg . modem, network card, infra red.