Contrary to what you might think, Mac computers do require some system maintenance. The Lab Rats, Andy Walker and Sean Carruthers, show you how to tweak and maintain your Macintosh computer.
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Fix the click of death on a hard drive
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Partition an external hard drive on Windows Vista
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Hack a Windows PC with a USB key
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Update and flash the motherboard BIOS on a Microsoft Windows PC
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Replace the hard drive in a Apple MacBook
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Swap out the hard drive on an Apple MacBook Pro
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Replace a laptop CMOS battery
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Align the printhead on your Epson printer
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Clean an aluminum Apple keyboard by removing its keys
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Take apart a computer's keybaord & clean it
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Set up an Epson printer wirelessly
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Hack a computer by resetting the bios password
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Track a USB device
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Turn an Iomega ZIP Drive into a USB drive enclosure
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Map a Wacom Bamboo or Bamboo fun pen tablet to a computer screen
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Mod a USB flash drive with Household Hacker
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Disable or Enable USB Port in PC
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Refill an ink cartridge
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How To:
Fix the click of death on a hard drive
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How To:
Turn a computer monitor into a TV
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How To:
Pair a wireless keyboard or mouse to a Microsoft Windows PC
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How To:
Partition an external hard drive on Windows Vista
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How To:
Hack a Windows PC with a USB key
-
How To:
Update and flash the motherboard BIOS on a Microsoft Windows PC
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How To:
Swap out the hard drive on an Apple MacBook Pro
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How To:
Replace the hard drive in a Apple MacBook
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How To:
Replace a laptop CMOS battery
-
How To:
Align the printhead on your Epson printer
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How To:
Clean an aluminum Apple keyboard by removing its keys
-
How To:
Take apart a computer's keybaord & clean it
-
How To:
Set up an Epson printer wirelessly
-
How To:
Hack a computer by resetting the bios password
-
How To:
Track a USB device
-
How To:
Turn an Iomega ZIP Drive into a USB drive enclosure
-
How To:
Map a Wacom Bamboo or Bamboo fun pen tablet to a computer screen
-
How To:
Mod a USB flash drive with Household Hacker
-
How To:
Disable or Enable USB Port in PC
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How To:
Repair a Power Mac G5 - Remove hard drive
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