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Instead of watching your favourite music videos in the same order every time, by clicking a button Youtube will decide on the order of play for you
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Although power cuts are uncommon, if one does happen it could damage your computer. We explain how to protect your equipment from a surge or total failure
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We explain how you can make your home network faster and more reliable – it's not difficult and it won't cost you a fortune either
This useful planning tool is now on sale from Amazon in the UK
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Check if it's a hardware problem causing the failure of a DVD drive to open properly
Utility programs that claim to clean, compact and defrag systems can sometimes cause trouble. Re-installing the driver from Dell's website should cure the problem
Windows' write-caching feature can cause such problems, but is easy to disable
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