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I agree with all that samc36 said. To add a few more good tools, you can check out opensiteexplorer, majesticseo, and Alexa. These can give you a good idea of how your site is doing.

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I have talked to quite a few "average Joe" computer users that are really struggling with the adaption to Windows 8. Many of these users haven't had these types of issues since XP->Vista.

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You can really speed up an old, slow machine with a simple memory upgrade. Taking this one step further, I have found an SSD to use for the OS drive is quite an upgrade as well. Between these 2 upgrades, you could get qu

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As a few others suggested, can you pinpoint a source of the lost traffic? Was it Google? If so, do you build any links? You could also check your outlinks to make sure you aren't linking to a bad site.

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Hi there, What child process is causing the problem? Can you determine the parent? If so, you may be able to kill the parent process that is originally starting this child process. Let me give an example. I was helping someone whose Norton Antivirus was really acting up and doing …

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Hey Kate, My guess would be that something probably got messed up when you were customizing the theme. Are you writing out any text before calling Header()? This thread may help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1793482/php-error-cannot-modify-header-information-headers-already-sent

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In your SQL, try *SUM(service_price) as sum_price*. Now, in your PHP, try using the field sum_price instead of service_price.

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Hey, Maybe try something like this: window.onbeforeunload = function() { //Clear Your Cookies Here deleteCookie('YOUR COOKIE NAME HERE'); return 'Your Cookies Have Been Cleared!'; } function deleteCookie(c_name) { document.cookie = encodeURIComponent(c_name) + "=deleted; expires=" + new Date(0).toUTCString(); }

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If that doesn't work, maybe try: SELECT cat.Name, sub.Name FROM sub_categories AS sub LEFT JOIN categories AS cat ON cat.id=sub.categoryId WHERE sub.id=$categoryId

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So, to add to Begginnerdev's point, different motherboards work with memory at different speeds. So, you will want to make sure that the memory you are buying is compatible with your particular motherboard. Crucial has an awesome memory scanner that I would recommend checking out if you are unsure. You …

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Hey, what browser? It might be worth just trying a simple browser reinstall.

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Hopefully you are asking because you lost your router password :) and not really trying to hack. If so, you could just perform a hard reset on your router which will take it back to factory settings.

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If you are caching blocks of data that won't change based on the user, then I would highly recommend using Application variables. You can simply do something like: if Not IsDate(Application("var_date")) then Application("var_date") = Now() - 1 if Application("var_date") < Now Then Application("html_cache") = "INSERT HTML HERE" Application("var_date") = DateAdd("n",5,Now) …

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Nice find Pritaeas. I would definitely recommend looking into a freetexttable or full text search depending on the database you are using. These are more efficient and you will get better results. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-search.html

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You can try to build links by blog commenting, guest posting, and forum posting. The key to all of these it to make sure you are adding value. No one likes seeing spam on their website or forum.

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I agree with Pritaeas. If that doesn't work, you can try adding a breakpoint and see where the problem is exactly.

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The practice of getting as many inbound links as possible while giving as few outbound links as possible. This is done in attempt to increase link popularity. Regarded as spam. Taken from http://www.searchenginedictionary.com/terms-link-hoarding.shtml

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Glad you found the solution! I have a full-sized case and would definitely recommend them. They provide a ton of expansion slots and they often have great cooling.

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I setup my computer to automatically shut down at 2 am every night. My computer is a gaming PC, so it uses a decent amount of juice. That way, it saves energy and I get a clean boot the next day.

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Yeah, from my experience, if you get enough traffic, adsense can be a solid way to earn from a website.

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A few more ideas are to: -comment on relevant blogs with well thought out comments -Guest post on other related blogs (don't overdo it) -Generally just make relationships with other webmasters in your site's niche

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Hi everyone, I am a long time reader, but just decided to create an account today. I look forward to getting involved here and hopefully helping a few people out.

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One more possible reason besides the hard drive issue that Rik mentioned is that you have a service or program that is causing an issue. This particular service/program may not be starting while in safe mode which would explain why you are only seeing the issue while in normal operation …

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I want to agree with Phaelax a bit and note that a RAID configuration may be worth it for you if you are really worried about the hard drives failing. It won't be too expensive and will be pretty reliable. I personally have a server in my house that I …

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