Teknologi Computer

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How To Replace Post New Post, Post Older and Home By Icon

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The steps to replace it as below
1. Log in to your blogspot,
2. Click the Design / Design>> Edit HTML>> click Expand Widget Templates,
3. Replace some code like below:

* To change the text New Posts (Newer Post) find the following code:

then replace that code with this code:




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* To change the writing Posting Lama (Older Post) find the following code:

then replace that code with this code:

* To change the text Home (Home Page) looking for the following code:

then replace that code with this code:

5. If you have just click the Save Templates.

That's How To Replace Post New Post, Post Older and Home With Icon, may be useful to make more interesting blogs and good luck, greetings

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After learning how to Submit your blog sitemap now we will learn about how to know your visitors. With Histats Counter, we will know the visitors who visit your blog/site. The procedure to put Histats Counter in your blog are: 1. Go to http://www.histats.com/ then Click register

2. Fill out the blank column with your blog detail > Click continue

3. Choose the Category Counter as you want > Click Continue

4. Copy and Paste the Code from Histats to your blog

servide way the blu screen laptop

Laptop and Computer Causes Blue Screen / Memory Dump / Blue Screen:
1). Memory / RAM
2). Socket Memory / RAM
3). Hard drive problem
4). Socket Hard Drive
5). Virus
6). Corrupt data accidentally deleted
7). So the library windows uninstall program deleted
8). Etc.

Bluescreen due to memory / RAM is damaged or dirty
Bluescreen caused by a memory we can know by trying to check the memory through the BIOS menu notebooks are concerned.

If we've made sure the damage in either the RAM memory area itself and socket, then the first step to do. We're off memory is concerned and we clean pencil eraser or a brush with the leg sockets of RAM so that the crust to be clean, if the problem persists, we can replace with the new RAM.

If the above is still not effective, there is likely a socket / holder of RAM we are troubled.

Bluescreen caused by a problematic hard drive
Hard disk problems can also cause bluescreen, among others due to bad sectors, lost data due to viruses, the installation program is not perfect, nor due to un-install programs that remove the library (. Dll) files used by the system or program that we will run.

To bad sector problem can be overcome with a chkdsk / f, where windows will give the signal for a bad part is not used. Btw, if the affected sector or to start the operating system is not effective in this way, the best way is to replace with a new hard drive.

If the error due to a virus we can use an antivirus to cure (treat) the corrupted file, and not all corrupt files can be treated by anti-virus, another alternative is to reinstall the operating system.
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5. Replacing the Optical Media
Same with the install disk, you can post them on separate IDE connector
hard disk, or similar. When installed on the same IDE cable with the hard drive, make sure jumpernya
regulated differently, which is usually the hard drive configured as master and optical media as a slave

6. Replacing the motherboard in case
Standout installed in accordance with the hole position baud (screw) on the motherboard. You can
motheboard install by opening the tray or not the case. Do not forget to install
case cable and dongle

 






























7. Installing Expansion Cards
Make sure the expansion card installed in bus and strengthened in accordance with the baud in case

Installing the Joomla

Installing Joomla involves seven steps:




1. Language selection
2. Preinstallation check
3. License acceptance
4. Database connection
5. FTP configuration
6. Main configuration
7. Finalizing

Here’s how the process works: When you copy the Joomla files to the host
server, you copy a file named index.php, written in the PHP online programming
language. When you navigate to the directory containing index.php,
that file runs, starting the installation. The primary job of the installation actually
is to write a file named configuration.php that runs from then on,
starting Joomla whenever you navigate to the directory where you installed
the program. The configuration.php file stores the answers you give
Joomla during the installation process.
You can find the official Joomla installation manual online at http://
help.joomla.org/content/section/48/302/. But an even better set
of installation instructions is at http://dev.joomla.org/content/
view/2013/93/.
Selecting the language
The first of the seven steps is selecting a language. Follow these steps:
1. Navigate to your site on the ISP’s server (for the example in this chapter,
www.myjoomla123.com).
You see the first Joomla installation page (see Figure 2-9).
One of the big attractions of Joomla is that it’s international, with many
languages available. Surprisingly, however, only British English is available
— not American English.
2. Select the only English option: en-GB - English (United Kingdom).
3. Click the Next button.

Doing the preinstallation check
Clicking Next in the Choose Language page navigates you to the next page,
Pre-Installation Check (see Figure 2-10).

A Joomla installation involves a lot of technology — Web server, FTP, MySQL,
PHP, and so on — and it would be a big pain to have to track down the correct
settings of all those components from your ISP and check them against
the minimum requirements in the Joomla documentation. No worries. Joomla
looks up those items for you during the preinstallation check. Make sure that
all items in the top pane on this page read Yes (if you don’t see Yes, ask your
ISP’s tech staff about it):

It’s particularly important to make sure that configuration.php is writable,
meaning that the file can be created and written on your server to store your
configuration when you start Joomla from now on. If not, you need to change
the permission setting of the folder on the host server where you copied the
Joomla files. An FTP application lets you change permissions; check with your
ISP for the best setting.
This page also displays a list of recommended settings. If you’re installing
Joomla on an ISP’s server, you don’t have a heck of a lot of choice about
these settings, because they’re made by the ISP’s tech staff. Following are the
settings we recommend for the example in this chapter
Everything agrees except the Display Errors setting for PHP, which most ISPs
set to On.
If you want to change the settings in this page, you can click the Check Again
button and make your changes, but we recommend starting the installation
over again instead.
When you’re satisfied with the preinstallation check, click the Next button.
Accepting the license
Clicking Next in the Pre-Installation Check page takes you to page 3 of the
installation process: the License page.
Joomla uses the GNU general public license (a popular software license created
by Free Software Foundation, Inc.), which gives you broad rights. You
should at least scan the text of the document before clicking the Next button,
which means that you accept the license.
Connecting to the database
Clicking Next in the License page brings up the Database Configuration page,
shown filled out in

This page is super-important, because Joomla doesn’t store the pages in your
site as actual pages at all — but as entries in a MySQL database. When you
navigate to the page in question, Joomla extracts the content from the database
and constructs its HTML page on the fly. You have to get the database
connection right, because if you can’t connect Joomla to MySQL, your site
isn’t going to run.

If you followed along with the examples earlier in this chapter, you set all this
information when you configured MySQL.
MySQL is notoriously finicky about usernames and passwords; case counts.
Make sure that you pay attention to the difference between, say, Steve and
steve.
When you finish, click Next. Joomla tests the connection to the database, and
if everything works properly, it takes you to the next page.
Setting the FTP configuration
After a successful test of the database connection, Joomla displays the FTP
Configuration page

You don’t need to configure the FTP server if you’re installing in Windows.
This page has mostly to do with Linux and other Unix hosts, because they
can be a little finicky about file permissions. Later, if you have problems with
uploading files to Joomla (such as image files or new templates), you can use
the built-in FTP server (called the FTP layer) or your own FTP application to
upload the files to the correct directories.
If you need to configure the built-in Joomla FTP server, follow these steps:
1. Enter an FTP username and password.
This step creates the FTP account to handle all file-system tasks if
Joomla needs FTP access.
2. Enter the root path.
If your Joomla installation is in the main (root) directory of your site,
simply enter a forward slash (/) in the FTP Root Path text box.
3. Click the Verify FTP Settings button.
You should get a confirmation dialog box.
4. Click OK to close the dialog box.
5. When you’re done with the FTP Configuration page, click Next.
Setting the main configuration
Clicking Next in the FTP Configuration page brings up the Main Configuration
page, which lets you set information about your new Joomla site.
To enter the main configuration settings, follow these steps:
1. Enter the name of your new Joomla site in the Site Name text box.
This name will appear when you log in as an administrator. (For this
example, we’re using Joomla Super Jungle.)
2. Enter an administrator e-mail address in the Your E-Mail text box.
When you log into your new site, you’ll be the super administrator (no
cape or tights required). This fine-sounding title is as high as you can
get in Joomla. The super administrator has maximum control of the site.
(Just try not to let all that power go to your head.)
You can have several super administrators, but you can’t delete a super
administrator account.
Make sure that you enter a valid e-mail address, so that users of your
site can contact you.
3. Enter and then confirm the administrator password you want to use.
Please remember this password. (You don’t need to tattoo it on your
forearm, but you may want to jot it down; you’re going to need it
throughout this book.)
As the super administrator, your username will be admin. You can
change it later (which is a good security measure), but when you’re logging
in as the super administrator, use admin at least to start.
Joomla gives you the option of installing some sample data to see how
the site works, and unless you’re an experienced Joomla user, you
should definitely do that.
4. Select the Install Default Sample Data radio button; then click the
Install Sample Data command button (see Figure 2-13).
When you complete this step, the Install Sample Data button changes to
the Sample Data Installed Successfully! button.
If you don’t install the sample data, your Joomla installation starts off
blank, and your home page is nearly empty. You may want to set things
up this way later, when you’re creating sites for clients, but if you’re
installing Joomla for the first time, load the sample data so that you can
understand the structure of a Joomla site by playing around with the
various management tools.
5. Click Next.
Later, you can also use the Main Configuration page to install a backup copy of
the Joomla data from another Joomla installation, using a Joomla 1.5–compatible
SQL script file, or you can migrate data from a previous version of Joomla. For
details, check the Joomla! 1.5 Migration Guide at http://help.joomla.org/
content/view/1933/294/.

Finishing the installation
Clicking Next in the Main Configuration page takes you to the Finish page
(see Figure 2-14).
You’re all set — nearly. Note the message on the right side of the page, which
reminds you to remove the installation directory.
Pay attention to this message; you really do need to remove the installation
directory before you continue. Joomla requires this step for security reasons:
Details about your site are stored in the installation directory, and you don’t
want those details hanging around.
To delete the Joomla installation directory, connect to your site in your FTP
program, and delete the directory there. (In FileZilla, for example, you rightclick
the installation directory and choose Delete from the shortcut menu.)
As an alternative, you could rename the installation directory, but you have
no reason to keep it around.
After you delete the installation directory, you’re ready to roll. You can click
the Site button to visit your new Joomla site or click the Admin button to
go to the administrator control panel. Skip to “Looking at Your New Joomla
Site,” later in this chapter, which covers both options.

Computer Assembling
computer assembling part 1

Part one will explain about your computer is fixed by agan destination visitors can recognize perangakat-perangakat are in pairs on a computer Unite
Computer Hardware Assembling

A. INTERNAL COMPONENT UNIT SYSTEM
Here are the components necessary to build a unit system
1. Central Processing Unit (CPU) / Microporcessor
Is a programmable logic device that does all the processing instructions, logic, and
arithmetic in the computer

  

2. Random Access Memory (RAM)
Used to store programs and data used by the CPU.

3. Motherboards
Is the center or the printed circuit board (PCB) primer containing a number of slots and sockets
for various types of PC components

4. Power Supply
As the name suggests it provides a power source to make your PC operate.

5. Harddisk
Is non-volatile storage in which the stored data and programs that are not used by the CPU

  













6. Optical Media
The last section is used to read the optical-disk media from the setup program Operating System
or other programs.
You

  









You can start the installation in a state where all internal components installed in the
unit box system (Case), or not

  












B. PHASES assemble COMPUTER
After the motherboard is available, computer assembly step can be started from the following stages:
1. Installing CPU
Open the lock, then put the CPU in the socket based on the correct position.

  










Do not forget to give a thermal heat sink compound and installing it

  










Make sure the connector is attached and the fan head sinks attached to the pin on the motherboard 

2. Installing RAM
Here is the size of RAM is recommended based on the type of operating system used

  






Make sure the RAM is used in accordance with the specifications of the motherboard. Here's how to install
RAM into the socket

  








3. Install Power Supply
The following are the types of connectors commonly found in power supply 

Put the power supply in the space provided in the case, then paste with baud.
Attach the power connector to the motherboard and then plug the power by jumper
using electrical conductivity are like amber in the right side to test whether the motherboard
been able to work with a given intake dayalstrik Suplly power.  

4. Replacing Hard Drive
Here is how to install power and data cables (IDE) to the hard disk. How to wiring
similar to the way the installation of the motherboard to the hard disk.

 IDE 1 is called primary, IDE 2 is called
secondary. Any IDE can be used
for disk drives master and slave. Disk
drives in a single IDE cable should not be
alone or slave master only (must be
different). Setting a disk drive as
master or slave through
jumper on the disk drive as
shown in the image on the left side.
Once the data cable is attached with
correctly, connect the appropriate power cord
with the type of disk drive