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There may be dozens of reasons why telecommuting makes sense for you. But to make your case with management, you need a list of reasons that make sense for the business. Here are some well-supported arguments that demonstrate the benefits your company will gain when you work at home. Subscribe to TechRepublic's Downloads RSS
Uncover hardware that the Windows XP Device Manager hides
Windows XP's Device Manager hides non-Plug and Play devices as well as non-present ghosted devices, making it hard to pinpoint certain hardware conflicts. This trick from Windows XP Hacks explains how to configure Windows XP so that these devices are no longer automatically hidden. Hottest new downloads10 things you should do before, during, and after reinstalling Windows
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