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Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Build your own site with free domain name and free hosting

If you have limited financial, you can build a website using the free resources on the internet. To build a website that we need is hosting and domain name. Many service providers that provide hosting services for free, but I will only explain how to take advantage of free hosting at 0fees.net on this post. for free domain name you can create account at www.co.cc

Following steps to build a free website :
  • signup in 0fees.net and completes the instructions.
  • signup in www.co.cc and select the free domain name you want, ex: example.co.cc.
  • on member area at www.co.cc setup DNS for your free domain name, type ns1.0fees.net for name server 1 and ns2.0fees.net for name server 2 like this
  • at main menu on 0fees.net cpanel add your domain name as addon domain
  • and finaly build you free website with site builder


You have free website now !


Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Problem With 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE Hard Drive HDD

I am very surprised this morning when I get my 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE Hard Drive HDD can not be explored in my computer. Every time I try to open it, windows XP sp2 always ask to format the hard disk, so I try to open it in another computer, and the results are still the same. I do not know why this suddenly occurred.

Every time I had problems with the hard disk, the first time I have to do is check with partion magic, then I starts to check it. But Partition Magic can not help me this time, after I try all his tools, my hard disk still can not be explored. I began to sweat this time, because all my important data in there. Finally as usual I started looking for the answer in google, and after trying some free software that I find on google I get TestDisk Data Recover which is able to analyze my 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE Hard Drive HDD very accurate and it is free :-). TestDisk Data Recover is able to restore my 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE Hard Drive HDD as one without losing data. I can now smile, thanks to google and TestDisk Data Recover.