FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol, a standard network protocol that can be used when exchanging files over a network. The ftp protocol is still widely used to share files. Often drivers are shared from a website via an ftp server or you need it yourself to send your own website to the host. But ftp can also be used to share and receive files with your friends and family from your own computer or server.
Of course we want to have wireless internet throughout our house, but unfortunately we often experience coverage problems with even the most expensive routers. Netgear promises to have a solution with Orbi by connecting a router with a special satellite. Can we finally surf wirelessly throughout the house?
Sending files can be done in countless different ways. One of the easiest, of course, is to simply put an attachment in an email. The problem is that there is often a limit of up to 100 MB. Fortunately, there are many convenient ways to send larger files. Not too long ago, those email attachment limits weren't much of an issue.
You have undoubtedly heard of Skype. The popular (video) calling service on your PC, based on Voice over IP (VoIP), is so on the rise that Microsoft has taken over the service. You can use Skype not only on your PC, but also on a tablet or smartphone. In this workshop we explain how to get started with Skype.
Backup expert Acronis is adding a full-fledged antivirus and anti-malware feature to its backup software this year (just like antivirus farmers have been adding backup features to their products for years). Data protection with Acronis takes on a new dimension, although there are still a few snags.Acronis True Image 2021Price Standard (€59.99
If you have a lot of different media on your system, you often have to spend a lot of money for a lot of different programs. CyberLink Media Suite 8 Ultra bundles several programs into one package, so you no longer need to have different applications for editing photos and videos, burning CDs, etc.Media Suite 8 Ultra from Cyberlink is a collection of ten comprehensive programs, good for about five GB of hard disk space and a lot of installation time.
Not too long ago, Microsoft sprinkled with storage capacity. As a user, you could easily rake together 15 GB. But now the company is coming back and taking another 10 GB from you. What now?We can imagine that this will fall on your roof if you make heavy use of OneDrive, after all, you lose a big chunk of your storage capacity.
When you dispose of a file through the Windows Recycle Bin, it always leaves some residue. Experts can recover the files with simple tools. This is because Windows marks the space of the files as available, but doesn't actually delete the file. With Hardwipe this works.Step 1: HardwipeHardwipe is a multifunctional program to really destroy data.
Your system has crashed. What now? Windows 8.1 includes some options to recover your computer. It's helpful to know how they work before you actually need them. To properly restore your system, it is wise to check and/or create a recovery image. 1 Recovery MethodsThere are several ways to recover your computer after a system crash.
The most recent version of browser Firefox - version 57, also known as Quantum - has useful extras. Like taking screenshots for example. This is how you take screenshots in Firefox.At first glance, it seems a bit crazy to take screenshots with a browser. However, it can be very useful in some cases. Suppose, for example, that a page does not want to print properly (cleanly), that sometimes happens.