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TV-2012-04-10 #075
2 CommentsUSB drive encryption, OS for Dell systems, Safemode problem, PS2 and USB keyboards, Public WiFi security tips, OpenDNS, GnuCash
Show links –
- TrueCrypt
- Ironkey
- Is It Safe To Bank On Public Wi-Fi?
- WiFi Pineapple
- Carey’s Quick Tips
- OpenDNS
- GnuCash
- GNU Cash, a Free Viable QuickBooks Alternative
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Published on April 10, 2012 · Filed under: Podcast;
2 Responses to “TV-2012-04-10 #075”
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Randomizer said on April 11th, 2012 at 4:51 pm
Another trick I’ve found that frequently works for getting the BIOS to recognize a USB keyboard on an older motherboard with the PS/2 slots is to use a USB to PS/2 adapter on pretty much any USB mouse or keyboard. I use a wireless USB keyboard, and plugging the USB wireless receiver into a PS/2 adapter always seems to work to force the BIOS to recognize it. I will say I keep a PS/2 keyboard and mouse as well just to be safe, but I haven’t had to use them in quite a while.
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don s said on April 19th, 2012 at 9:30 am
Just downloaded your’s and Mike Smith
s podcast.Just wondering,what happened to the computer america gig you had? Anyway,keep up the informative shows!
