Showing posts with label home network suppport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home network suppport. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2011

How to Find a NetBIOS Domain Name


NetBIOS (Network Basic Input Output System) is a Microsoft network protocol that enables computers with a local network to exchange information such as computer and domain names. NetBIOS information is also used by computers to find other computers on the network that are running NetBIOS services. Finding the NetBIOS domain name of a computer is important when troubleshooting workgroup and domain connectivity issues between computers running a Microsoft Windows operating system.

This article will help you to find NetBIOS domain name.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

How to Find a Network Domain Name


A good domain name plays a major role for a website’s usability and search engines results. Therefore, choosing an appropriate domain name is equal to promoting and branding a website even before it is launched online.

Organizations use network domains to connect a group of workstation computers, often to share files, printers and other network resources. With this setup, the domain is controlled by one main server computer while the rest of the computers connect into it for networking capabilities. If your computer workstation is part of a networked domain, you can find the network domain name on the computer's "System Properties" settings.

This article will help you to find a network domain name.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Edit Browser List in Microsoft FrontPage



Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 allows a web page designer to add a browser to the list of available browsers inside the program for previewing a page before making it live. This function gives the designer the opportunity to preview a page without being forced to open a browser and navigate to where the page is stored on the computer to view.

This article will help you to edit browser list in Microsoft frontpage.

Saturday, April 2, 2011

How to Set Firefox Parental Controls


The internet is full of all sorts of things children should not be looking at. As a parent, it is your responsibility to prevent your child from reading or seeing things you do not want them viewing. If you use Mozilla Firefox, setting Firefox parental controls is the best way to control what your child can access online. Here's how to set Firefox parental controls.

Instructions
  1. Firefox does not have parental controls built into the base software package that you install on a computer. So, in order to set Firefox parental controls, you need to download an add-on to Firefox that will allow you to set parental controls.
  2. Head over to Mozilla's Add-On website (linked below in the "Resources" section). Search "Parental Controls" and choose the Firefox parental controls add-on of your choice. Some recommended ones are: ProCon Latte, Glubble, Suricate, and FoxFilter. See links to these add-ons below.
  3. Install the add-on of your choice. Depending on which filter you choose, the method will be different to set Firefox parental controls. I will use ProCon Latte as an example. After you install, go to "Tools" in the Status Menu, then "Add-Ons". Select your add-on, in this case ProCon Latte, and click "Options".F
  4. From here, you can set which explicit material you would like to block. For ProCon, go to "Main Filter" and check "Enable Explicit Material Filter". You can also edit the filter to block whatever you wish to be blocked. Once you have set Firefox parental controls, your child's internet experience should be a safe one!

Friday, April 1, 2011

Download Firefox 3.0 via FTP XP

This article will tell you how to download Firefox via FTP when internet explore is not allow to access the internet.

Instructions
  1. Click in on "START" and then "RUN".

  2. Once the run box comes up you will see where is says 'Type the name of a program, folder, document or internet resource and windows will open it for you.' In the open field type "FTP 63.245.208.138."

  3. Then hit "ENTER" Key or Click on "OK" button. Then the a black screen also know as the command window saying 'Connected to 63.245.208.138 ftp.mozilla.org / archive.mozilla.org - files are in /pub/mozilla.org. User (63.245.208.138:(none)):.'

  4. It 'User (63.245.208.138:(none)):' type "anonymous" then hit "ENTER" KEY

  5. You will get message saying '331 Please specify the password.' At "Password:" type in your email address then hit "ENTER" KEY

  6. You will get message saying '230 Login successful.' Next at 'ftp>' type "HASH" then hit "ENTER" KEY

  7. You will get message saying 'Hash mark printing On ftp:(2048 bytes/hash mark).' At ftp prompt type "cd /pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.0/win32/en-US/" then hit "ENTER" KEY (It must be a capital US for in en-US)

  8. You will get message saying '250 Directory successfully changed. ftp>" type "BINARY" then hit "ENTER" KEY

  9. You will get message saying '200 Switching to Binary mode. ftp' Then type "lcd c:\" then hit "ENTER" KEY

  10. You will get message saying 'Local directory now C:\. ftp>'. Then type "mget *.exe" then hit "ENTER" KEY

  11. Windows Firewall may come up. If it does click on unblocked. It will then say 'mget Firefox Setup 3.0.exe?'. Then type "yes" at the of that line.

  12. A bunch on ## will appear. With message saying '00 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV. 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for Firefox Setup 3.0.exe

  13. When finished it will say '226 File send OK. ftp: ....." This mean the file has been download to local drive C:\

  14. At the ftp prompt type "EXIT". This close out the command window.

  15. Click on "Start" button and then "My computer".

  16. Next click on "(C:)". May say labeled 'Local Disk' (C:).

  17. Then double click on "Firefox Setup". Next just do the normal Firefox install.


Thursday, March 31, 2011

Ethernet-connected Laptop to a Wireless


If you have an older laptop that relies on a wired connection to access a network hub or router, you can quickly enable wireless functionality with a USB network adapter. Installation of a wireless USB adapter takes just a few minutes. Once it's done, you can use your laptop to surf the Internet at any Wi-Fi hotspot with a broadband router.

This article will help you to convert Ethernet connected laptop to wireless.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Retrieve Passwords in Google Chrome


Google chrome have the facility to save and retrieve passwords so that you don't have to enter those all the times when you sign in to a particular website.

This article will help you to save and retrieve passwords in google chrome.
 

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Remove Autofill from Google

Google's browser, Chrome, and Google toolbar save all forms you submit. This saves time when you reuse data, but you might not like the feature. You may have entered so many items that seeing them again just distracts you. You may prefer to forget some entries you've typed. You may share the computer with others and want to preserve your privacy.

Google Chrome and Google Toolbar let you disable AutoFill, stopping them from recording future data entry. To delete old data, delete them from your browser as well.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

How to Disable Ad Blocking


Serving up advertisements on websites is one of the most popular ways for sites to earn money. Some advertisements are extremely flashy, loud and otherwise annoying. For this reason, ad blocking browser extensions have become quite popular. Certain Web browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome) allow users to create their own add-ons, extending the capabilities of the browser. 

Ad blocking extensions are some of the most popular. If your browser has an 
and you wish to disable it, you can easily do so via the browser's extension manager.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Change Download Location in Chrome


You can see that Google Chrome web browser downloads files to its default location in Windows. It does not give you the option to select the download location when you start your download.
 

If you would like to save your files in a different place you must specify the location prior to starting your download. The steps below describes the process involved in changing the default download location.