If you have a slow ADSL broadband the first thing to do is eliminate a faulty line coming to the building. The best way to test this is to run a Quite Line Test. This test is not the most scientific and relies on the sensitivity of the human ear. However your ear is very good at picking up noise interference when it is supposed to be dead quiet.
This test pin-points interference between the Exchange and Master socket (the demarcation entry point into the building).
Sometimes, your computer is noticeably slower or programs “hang” when you access certain files or upgrades fail or programs just won’t run. This odd behaviour might occur because there is corruption of within the files system on your hard disk drive.
You can troubleshoot the problem by using the Windows Disk Check tool called CHKDSK. Check Disk can identify and automatically correct file system errors and make sure that you can continue to load and write data from the hard disk. You can use Check Disk in all versions of Windows not only for local hard drives,
Insert your portable USB drive into a free USB port. If you have USB 3 port (marked SS Super-Speed and blue inside) use this in preference to a USB 2 port to get a much faster backup.
Windows 10
Click Start button (Bottom LH corner) and select Settings Cog just above Power icon. In Settings select “Update Security” > “Backup” > “Go to backup and Restore (Windows 7) “. This will bring up the “Backup or restore” window below.
Windows 7
Click the Windows 7 Start button (bottom left corner) and type “backup”
BASH (Bourne Again SHell) is the default command line shell used in Ubuntu and Kubuntu and many other Linux distributions. BASH allows you view and manipulate the command line history.
The following examples are from Kubuntu Konsole
List History
user@hostname:~$ history 1 sudo restart 2 sudo restart --help 3 reboot 4 sudo reboot . .. ... 709 history user@hostname:~$
List last 10 lines of history
user@hostname:~$ history 10 700 dmesg | less | grep error 701 sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf 702 history 703 ls 704 cd Annex 705 cd Annex 1 706 cd Music 707 cd ..
I have tried various image paste WordPress Plugins but always come across some drawback or other. Imagepaste works well but puts the image in wp-content\uploads with an unrecognisable random file name and does not add the name to the Media library. Image-elevator looks good but forces you to use the premium (paid for) version to get any real value out of it.
However I have discovered a work-around in Kubuntu using the fantastic KSnapshot screen capture program. This allows you to drag and drop the snapshot image directly into WordPress.
After installing a new copy of Windows 7 SP1 the first Windows Update can take several hours “Checking for Updates…” and appears to be hung. However, don’t give up. It is processing over 200 updates! The time it takes to complete depends on the speed of your Internet connection and computer. Times can be up to 1 hr.
To avoid the frustration of waiting try to run this first update overnight. Ensure you have set Disk Sleep to “Never” within Control Panel | Power Options to avoid it sleeping mid-way through.
The following SP Flash method to upgrade your phone is based on a Windows host system. To upgrade from Kitkat you have to use the flash method. This method will also get a bricked phone working again. The steps below include resetting the IMEI number. The IMEI number cab be found inside the case cover or on the box it came in or in Settings|About Phone|Status|IMEI Information.
To simplify finding the required programs and ROMs download and extract the files below to a single JIAYUS3 folder with relevantly named sub-folders for each component.
Prepare the Screen
Turn the monitor off. Do not clean a screen until it is cool. Remove as much dust from the screen as possible without actually touching it, e.g. vacuum or blowing . Use a soft lens brush to remove stubborn dust. Lightly wipe the screen with a dry and clean microfiber cloth. Shake out any dust from the cloth between wipes to avoid rubbing dust into the screen and scratching it. Don’t use paper towels,
The above diagram shows a home Airport network with wired (RJ-45) Airports in the Sitting room, Reception (Time Capsule) and Study (Loft) and a wirelessly connected Airport in the Conservatory connected to a HiFi system using a audio mini-jack port. Due to the proximity of the Airport HiFi it wirelessly connects to the nearest AirPort Time Capsule in the Conservatory. The wired AirPorts are connected to the LAN using a straight Ethernet cable connected to the WAN 
port and nearest room RJ-45 wall port.
This problem exhibits itself when viewing css files with @media {…} queries with Kate text editor versions < v3.14. Kate highlights these sections incorrectly with red underline or similar.
The fix for this bug is to add <DetectSpaces/> to the MQEV context of Kate’s css.xml highlighting file so that it parses spaces after @media attribute and before the curly brace correctly.
In Kubuntu 14.04 css.xml is located in /usr/share/kde4/apps/katepart/syntax/css.xml
Edit this file with Kate as follows
kdesudo kate /usr/share/kde4/apps/katepart/syntax/css.xmlFind the second occurrence of “MQEV”