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The referencing comes into play. When you search for something, you see millions of results, you check the few results that appear on the first page, sometimes you don’t really get what you’re looking for, so go to the second or, in rare cases, to the third and fourth pages. But, as you can see, there are many more results. But you won’t bother checking them all, will you?

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This was the consumer aspect of the story, now as someone who writes stories on a personal blog, or a professional site like this one, as we write something that follows to fit in the first pages and not get lost in the middle of all the blocks. What we do, or rather, we try to analyze what interests our readers, the type of words they can type in their search for something similar. Once we discover this, we follow the SEO tips and use such phrases in our articles, meta tags, titles and all other relevant places. read more

Many people ask – How do I know how much RAM is installed on my computer? How much memory does my graphics card have? How much video memory does my Windows PC have? In this article, we will see how we can find the answers to these questions.

How much RAM is on my computer

On Windows 8, you must open Win+X menu > Control Panel > System. Under the System section, you can see the installed memory (RAM). This is the RAM of the computer installed on your Windows PC.

Windows may display less RAM than what is installed. On some systems, for example Windows 32-bit, there may be only 3.5 GB of usable system memory if 4 GB of memory is installed. Or a 64-bit Windows computer can only display 7.1 GB of usable system memory if 8 GB of RAM is installed. This is because usable memory is a calculated amount of total physical memory minus reserved hardware memory. read more

The notification area or taskbar is located on the right side of the Windows taskbar. It displays icons of some programs currently active on your PC, as well as notifications, if any.

To remove an icon from the notification area, generally open the taskbar and properties of the Start menu > Appearance and Customization > Taskbar and Start menu. Under the Windows 8.1 Taskbar tab, click Customize. Here you can hide icons in the notification area that you do not want to see.

However, the symbols are only hidden but not removed. Often, even if you uninstall a program, the program icon will remain, even if it does not appear. Windows 7 or Windows Vista must not remove the uninstalled program icon from the Control Panel of the Notifications Panel. read more

Facebook with its millions of subscribers seems to be the ideal place to attract customers and attention. Some are even considering redirecting money from their AdWords budget to Facebook advertising. You can find many articles on the Internet that offer guidelines for advertising on Facebook. If you follow these guidelines, you risk losing your money.

This may sound strange, but the truth is that Facebook’s advertising model needs a major update. I’ll show you in this report:

• Why Facebook’s advertising model doesn’t work as such
• How to get out of Facebook’s marketing / advertising model for optimal results.

Is Facebook’s advertising model right for you?

The question should be whether there is a solid display model ! I see that they are not using the means at their disposal. Unlike Google, they follow you on the Internet to gather information about your likes and dislikes. But I don’t think they use this knowledge/data correctly. read more

Many consumers have many questions about the product when they buy online. Although the product has some description on the site, users would feel better if they could get more information by talking to the business owner or sending SMS. Even small businesses think so and want to gain more customers through better service. Or if you have a blog, your readers can discuss their doubts with you. Skype comes for such scenarios. Skype now offers Skype Skype buttons that can be added to a website for free and easily. This allows small businesses to interact directly with their customers and answer their questions. read more

Facebook has a bad reputation for user security and privacy. Because he likes to do unusual things that are not good from the user’s point of view. In most cases, it adds new functions and forces them by default. I have observed from time to time how the conditions of use have changed and what has not changed.

Facebook imported the contact tool

During my last experience, I noticed that the service had just imported all contacts from my Android phone into my Facebook account directory. Before that, I didn’t know I had a phone book on Facebook, and I had never asked for it at any time. Although Facebook explains that it only uses contact information to transfer it from a phone to Facebook and never downloads anything, the behavior of the service leaves me somewhat confused. read more

In this article on tips to speed up your Google Chrome browser, we’ll show you how to optimize your Google Chrome settings for better performance. Many extensions and applications are available for Chrome and therefore tempting to add several to speed up the different tasks. However, adding too many extensions slows down the browser. This does not mean that you should not add extensions, but you can safely disable them if you do not need them.

In addition to extensions, there are many plugins that are not visible by default. The Settings menu shows you how many pages run in the background, but this is not the total number of plugins and extensions. Some extensions are loaded by tab, which slows down your browsing speed. read more

We have mentioned here more than once that the next wave of malware that could infect you comes from social networking sites. While it’s a good idea to follow Facebook’s secure login practices, you can never be too safe on social sites. To do this, you also need to strengthen Facebook’s security settings.

ESET Social Media Scanner

Eset has provided all Facebook users with a free application called ESET Social Media Scanner , which checks your Facebook settings, wall messages, etc. and Facebook profile for infected or suspicious content. You can also check your friends’ walls for potentially dangerous links – and receive notification if a suspicious object is found, so that no one in your circle of friends is a victim. read more

Firefox users know how their favorite browser tends to slow, freeze or crash over time. Although you can always try to solve such problems by freezing or crashing Firefox if it does not work for you, you may consider the option to update or reset the Firefox settings that the browser offers. Like Internet Explorer’s Reset function, Firefox’s Reset function is reset to the default settings.

UPDATE : In later versions of Firefox, you will see one Refresh Firefox – Give Firefox a Tune up button instead of Reset Firefox. You can also customize and update your Mozilla Firefox browser online. read more

Most browsers allow you to choose the search engine of your choice. Some may prefer to use Google and others Bing as default search engines. Google Chrome goes even further. With the browser, you can easily add any custom search engine and set it by default.

Add a custom search engine to Chrome

But you must first do the following. Let’s say you want to add the windowsbulletin.com search engine to Chrome. Then visit the URL of the search page of the website, in this case – www.windowsbulletin.com/the-windows-club-search-results and search for something – say Windows 8. Once the results are displayed, you can close the tab. read more