Mengatasi masalah lampu indikator pada Printer

Ada beberapa kemungkinan yang dapat menjadi penyebab hal ini seperti:

1. Catridge printer belum terpasang atau belum terpasang dengan sempurna .
2. Posisi pemasangan catridge tidak tepat.
3. Catridge yang dipasang pada printer tidak cocok untuk printer tersebut.
4. Tidak ada kertas di printer.
5. Setelah kertas yang dimuat belum ditekan tombol kertas masuk/resume.
6. Ada kertas yang tersumbat (nyangkut) di dalam printer.
7. Periksa apakah “pintu” printer telah ditutup dengan sempurna.

Jika kemungkinan diatas tidak ada yang sesuai untuk mengatasi masalah anda, cobalah untuk mematikan printer beberapa saat dan kemudian menghidupkannya kembali

Microsoft Tips and Tricks

Just for Beginner :

Here's a great tip if your using Microsoft XP professional and your PC is running slow:

1) click start
2) click run
3) you will see a box appear
4) type in the box "msconfig"
5) a system configuration box opens
6) click the tab that says "startup"
7) untick all the items/programs you dont want to startup when you switch the pc on
8) once you have done click "apply"
9) then click "close" and restart the computer

you should see your computer speed up alot!

Also you can do this:

1) click start
2) click all programs
3) click accsessories
4) click system tools
5) click disk defragmenter
6) highlight (c:) by clicking it
7) click defragment

This defragments your volumes so that your computer runs faster and more efficiently.

Hope you found this usefull and VOTE IT OUTSTANDING lol

Talking about SNIFING PASSWORD

A prevalent computer security problem today is poor password management. Typical users type a password at least once a day to gain access to confidential or sensitive data.
Users must be trained to be very careful about guarding their password by not sharing it with anyone and not writing it down anywhere,
for example, a sticky note on their monitor. Users also need guidance in selecting good passwords and when to change them.
User training should also include watching out for “shoulder surfers” who will watch your fingers as you type your password
or “social engineers” who can smoothly persuade you to disclose passwords or other sensitive information.
Good security awareness is certainly important, but any such policies and training are severely undermined by the legacy systems
and protocols that transmit passwords in the clear over the Internet.
Passwords are used not only to authenticate users for access to the files they keep in their private accounts
but other passwords are often employed within database systems.
When the user types any of these passwords, the system does not echo them to the computer screen to ensure that no one will see them.
After jealously guarding these passwords and having the computer system reinforce the notion that they are private,
a system that sends each character in a password across the network is easily seen by any Ethernet sniffer.
End users do not realize just how easily these passwords can be found by someone using a simple and common piece of software