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Encrypt and Decrypt Windows: TrueCrypt Techniques in Hardware Guides
     
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2010-07-30
 
In this conclusion to a three-part article series on using TrueCrypt to encrypt your Windows 7 operating system, I'll show you how to change the boot loader settings, and how to decrypt Windows, should you decide you no longer need the encryption to protect your sensitive information. Changing the boot loader should be done with caution, as you will not see some of the warnings you might expect under normal circumstances.


Encrypt a Single-Boot Windows System: TrueCrypt Techniques in Hardware Guides
     
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2010-07-29
 
In this second part of a three-part series on using TrueCrypt to encrypt your Windows 7 operating system, I'll walk you through the process of encrypting a single-boot system. We'll cover creating the rescue disk, wipe mode, and more.


Encrypt Windows: TrueCrypt Techniques in Hardware Guides
     
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2010-07-28
 
In my previous articles, you have learned how to encrypt individual files and folders, USB flash drives, hard drive partitions, and even entire hard drives. All these tutorials have provided you with a strong foundation to understand the inner workings of TrueCrypt. You now have the ability to take advantage of about 80% of TrueCrypt's built-in features. In this tutorial, you are going to take TrueCrypt to the next level—you are going to encrypt your Windows 7 operating system. This is the first part of a three-part series.


Computer Review: Dell Studio XPS 7100 and the Gateway DX4831-03 in Computer Systems
     
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2010-07-27
 
Today we'll tell a tale of two desktops, the Dell Studio XPS 7100 and the Gateway DX4831-03. The former is designed to appeal to gaming fans, while the latter should please those with more mainstream computing needs.


Mobile Reviews: HTC Aria for ATandT and the LG Vu Plus for ATandT in Mobile Devices
     
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2010-07-26
 
There are a lot of smartphone options on the market. For the many AT&T subscribers, we're reviewing two phones today: the HTC Aria and the LG Vu Plus. Both offer a design and features sure to please.


Monitor Review: Samsung SyncMaster P2450h and the Asus MS238H in Flat Panels
     
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2010-07-23
 
Today we'll look at two large monitors that are bargains for their size: the Samsung SyncMaster P2450h and the Asus MS238H. Which one performs better and offers more bang for the buck? The answer might surprise you.


Cell Phone Review: Nokia E73 Mode and Samsung Restore SPH-m570 in Mobile Devices
     
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2010-07-22
 
Today we'll be looking at two budget-friendly smart phones that focus on messaging, the Nokia E73 Mode and Samsung Restore SPH-m570. One is very user-friendly, while the other is eco-conscious. If you're constantly texting your friends, these phones deserve a look.


Netvibes Releases Dashboard Engine in Software
     
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2010-07-21
 
Netvibes faced a quandary; the service they offered five years ago could now be found in many other places. Clearly, they needed to come up with another, more compelling service for web surfers. This new service, which should be a boon to anyone doing topic-focused research (from hobbyists to scientists), went live just a few months ago. Let's take a closer look.


TrueCrypt: Mounting and Dismounting Hard Drives in Hardware Guides
     
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2010-07-20
 
Welcome to the third part of a three-part series on encrypting a full hard drive with TrueCrypt. Up to this point, you have successfully created a standard or hidden encrypted volume on your hard drive. All you need to do now is mount these volumes so you can begin encrypting your data. Since the steps to mount a standard or hidden volume are the same, you can use this guide to learn how to mount both types of volumes.


IT Inventory and Resource Management with OCS Inventory NG 1.02 in Opinions
     
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2010-07-19
 
From my personal experience, whenever you use an open source application or platform you are going to experience the same problem repeatedly: lack of good documentation. The issue is that most developers are programmers, and they do not have the time to make a top-notch quality book, or simply lack the ability to do so. Due to this, I've always admired the work of those writers who take the time to look into freeware and then write about it. Today I will present a book that focuses on OCS inventory NG, IT Inventory and Resource Management with OCS Inventory NG 1.02.


TrueCrypt: Encrypting a Hidden Volume in Hardware Guides
     
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2010-07-16
 
In this second part of a three-part series on encrypting hard drives with TrueCrypt, you will learn how to create an encrypted hard drive with a hidden volume. This can be useful if you're dealing with very sensitive information.


Encrypting Hard Drives with TrueCrypt in Hardware Guides
     
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2010-07-15
 
In my previous articles, where I detailed how to encrypt individual partitions on a hard drive, you learned the basics of creating standard and hidden volumes, and how to mount each of them. You also learned that you could encrypt partitions, not only on internal hard drives, but partitions on external USB hard drives as well. In this article, I will show you how to encrypt an entire hard drive, and how to protect it with a hidden volume.

 

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