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Turn a PC Off or Leave It On? Atrrocket asked if it's best to shut off a PC every night or leave it on. - Contributing Editor Lincoln Spector More Answer Line Q&A Move an Old Hard Drive to a New PC Trill asked the Hard Drives, NAS Drives, Storage forum about moving the hard drive from an old PC to a new one, then booting Windows XP Share: Can One Save Restore Points? Robert Fiorini wants to know if there's a way to save System Restore points permanently. Share: Hibernate After Sleep Set your computer to automatically power down, then, sometime later, power down all the way Share: Get More Windows Tips What to Do With a New PC Turn a PC Off or Leave It On? Answer Line With Lincoln Spector Try PCWorld's Speed Up Everything Superguide Get 100-plus pages of tips to fire up your system and supercharge your other tech essentials. Browse Answer Line Read the latest updates in Lincoln Spector's blog. Visit the Answer Line forum on PCWorld.com Discuss hot topics and get your computing questions answered. How to Set Up Your Network for PCs and Macs Here's how you can get your Windows 7 PC to to play nicely on a network that also has Macs. Keep reading. Advertisement Free Trial of Trend Micro Internet Security Pro Download Free 30-Day trial of full version, includes all security features of the regular product. Most Popular Searches Windows 7 Downloads iPhone 5 iPad Asus Product Reviews Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2011 93 Pros Good interface; Strong malware detection Cons Scan speeds lag behind top performers Read Complete Review » Top 10 Paid Antivirus Programs for 2011 » Top 5 Paid Antivirus for 2011 » Asus G73SW 88 Pros Good value for its class; Speedy on games, even when eye candy is added Cons Heavy and a little clunky; Glossy screen is slightly distracting Read Complete Review » Top Desktop Replacement Laptops » HTC Sensation 4G 90 Pros Dual core + 4G = awesome performance; Gorgeous qHD display; Thin, curved design Cons Some antenna issues may exist; Camcorder footage looks shaky Read Complete Review » Top 10 Cell Phones » Top 10 Android Phones » Top 5 T-Mobile Phones » Get Big Savings When you Shop at PCWorld.com Shop online at PCWorld.com, where you can compare product information, read trusted reviews, and find the best prices on consumer electronics. Office 2003 Professional Edition Price: $89.99 Avg User Rating 37 User Reviews Office 2010 Home and Business Price: $210.96 No User Ratings Yet Be the first to review Browse more Office Suites, Best Prices on Windows, Mac OS Top News on PCWorld.com Hack Your Way Into Facebook's New Timeline Feature Use this workaround to disguise yourself as a developer and gain early access to the newest version of Facebook. Share: Facebook Integrated Real Time Media Fires Significant Blow Against Google At today's Facebook developers' conference, the reigning social networking champ lets fly with new features that only a service with its maturity, history, and large membership could offer. Share: Downloads: Editor's Collection Best Free Utilities and Security Apps Utilities and security apps are two of the most important categories of software that PC users can download. From keeping your operating system slim and bloatware-free to eradicating cookies and spyware, these apps amply reward you for downloading them. And best of all, they're free! --Megan Geuss Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • Sponsored Downloads QuuSoft System CareA powerful, automated and highly-engineered program that enables both computer newbies and experienced users to take care of computer problems and performance with ease. QuuSoft System Care thoroughly scans and effectively repairs computer problems with a top-notch registry cleaner, errors utility, Internet browser repairing, ActiveX management and much more. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista,Windows 7) PCWorld newsletters subscribers, use discount code QUUS-RS7S to get 50% off! BloxxitMatch tiles in pairs to eliminate them from the board. But unlike the traditional mahjongg, Bloxx It has a time limit and features point scoring. The faster you play, the more points you get. Bloxx It is easy to learn but hard to stop playing! (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME/ NT/2000/XP) PCWorld newsletter subscribers get 50% off! (Use discount code ALAW-QCBR-AGCO)

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