iRacing on a Mac

I get a lot of questions about whether iRacing will work on the Mac, so I thought I would post this and hopefully satisfy some google searches with this answer… What you need: 1. A Mac that meets minimum system … Continue reading →

Creating a LAN/Network and Playing Games via the Internet

Ever wanted to play a game against a friend on the other side of the world, but the game only offers multiplayer support for a direct Local Area Connection (LAN) between the computers? Ever wanted to share files like you … Continue reading →

Why are Microsoft doing this to me?

Here’s my advertisement text tagline for Windows Vista: Windows Vista: Because your time matters.

How to get rid of “COM Surrogate has stopped working” Error

First, this doesn’t solve the problem, it just stops the Error from coming up again. Second, this worked for me, if it doesn’t work for you then there is probably something else you can do – search Google. I’m not … Continue reading →

How to fix the Windows Vista “Calculating Time Remaining” bug…

No, I don’t think you should disable the search indexing, or that you should fiddle with anything at all. Yes, moving a file is a very basic function and it’s amazing that Microsoft have failed to fix the problem, still. … Continue reading →

Windows Vista Security Issue

All those who have upgraded to Windows Vista, be very careful what Web sites, audio files, video files etc you use. Why? Because those files could tell your system to do things you don’t want it to. Vista ships with … Continue reading →

Windows Vista: 15 reasons to stay put

You should probably open this article is another window and keep switching between the two. 1. The Interface Am I a child? Am I living in a cartoon? Do I really need things to spin, slide, “dance gracefully” and have … Continue reading →

Windows Vista Benchmarking

I tried Windows Vista a few months ago both for “work” and “play”… My findings were simple that – it sucked – everything seemed to me to run slower. Now, finally, Tom’s Hardware have published a comparison between XP and … Continue reading →