Top 5 common PC problems

I Talk To About  Top 10 PC fix common problems.I think I’ve read about every problem that Windows and PC hardware can provide. But some questions pop up over and over again. Others rarely come up, but nevertheless involve important issues that every user needs to know about. Still, others are unanswerable, and the only advice I can give is to have a professional look at the PC.

1. Attack of the Blue Screen of Death

You’re working on an important project, and suddenly your screen displays nothing but white text against a blue background. If it happens once, you curse, reboot, and hope for the best. But if you’re getting these BSODs frequently, you’ve got a problem that needs fixing.

2. How to recover deleted files

Now you see them, now you don’t. Files are like that sometimes. 
So where are they? Are you sure you don’t have a backup somewhere? Files can hide in the Recycle Bin and “empty” sectors of your hard drive, even if you've deleted them.
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3. Introduction to backup

Scarcely a week goes by without at least one email from a terrified reader with a crashed disk or an overwritten file. I remember a grad student who lost a laptop with all the notes for his dissertation.

4. Protect your privacy while you browse

What once sounded  While there’s no such thing as complete,  perfect privacy or security, you can use plenty of tricks to provide a reasonable degree of anonymity. You can use your browser’s private mode, then supplement that mode with the right add-ons. You can also replace that browser with one designed to keep your real self a secret.

5. Speed up a slow PC without buying new hardware

If a once-fast computer has slowed to a crawl, you can’t really blame the hardware. Sure, you can speed things up by adding RAM, upgrading the CPU, or replacing the hard drive with an SSD. But none of those solutions—all of which cost money—address the underlying problem. Your hardware isn’t necessarily underpowered. It’s probably just overloaded.

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Solve common PC problems yourself

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I Talk To about How to Solve Common PC Problems Yourself  You Troubleshoot Common Hardware problems in home without time best and many. So step by step follows these comes to hardware Troubleshoot Problems

Try this first

I know it sounds like a no-brainer, but before you do anything else, restart your computer.

·         simple step:  Regularly checking for operating system updates is important, because forgetting to do so could significantly impair your PC’s performance.  While you’re at it, make sure that your operating system is fully updated by running Windows Update. Neglecting updates could deprive you of important bug and performance fixes.

If you’re having problems with a peripheral, try switching it on and off. If that doesn’t work, try disconnecting and reconnecting the device. As a last resort, download the latest drivers and perform a full reinstall.

My computer is too slow

·          first step to fixing a slow computer is to verify that your machine is the actual source of the problem. Videos that seem to buffer forever, and websites that take ages to load, may not be your computer’s fault If the problem is your PC,

·         check whether you have plenty of free space on the hard drive holding your operating system. Windows needs room to create files while your system is running. If your hard drive is maxed out, performance suffers.

·          Now is the perfect time to clear some space.  

·         If your computer’s operating system resides on an overstuffed C: drive, clearing out some space could boost OS performance.

Microsoft’s System Configuration tool is your next-best bet for tackling slow performance. Many applications launch automatically when your machine boots up, which can stretch out boot time—especially on older, slower PCs. Make a habit of trimming the startup items. Open the tool by pressing Windows-R, typing msconfig, and pressing the Enter key.

·         Checking the Startup Item and Manufacturer columns is the best way to figure out which potential performance-killers you can safely disable. Avoid messing with any of the services and programs that have Microsoft Corporation listed as the manufacturer. Items such as AdobeAAMUpdater, Google Update, Pando Media Booster, Spotify, and Steam Client Bootstrapper are all fair game. Regardless, err on the side of caution: If you’re not sure what the program or service does, don’t disable it.

Windows’ System Configuration Tool lets you disable programs and services that automatically start when you boot your computer.  Once you’ve made all your changes, click OK and restart the computer. It should boot up quicker and feel noticeably faster.

Pop-up ads are appearing on my desktop

·         If you’re not running your Web browser and are still getting pop-up ads on your desktop, you’ve most likely installed adware—a program that displays unwanted ads. Although benevolent adware exists, most of the time adware is up to no good. Getting rid of it isn't easy. “There’s a ton of little system-utility tools out there that promise to clean up everything, with names like PC Speed-up, PC Speed Pro, PC Speedifier.

Avoid downloading programs that offer to speed up your PC or clean up your registry. Instead, use a trustworthy adware scanner like the free version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware tool.

·         Running a full scan with credible antivirus software is your first step. If that program doesn’t find and remove the adware, turn to Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free, a great utility for removing all types of malware. Just make sure to disable your standard antivirus software before running it.

·         “Multiple antivirus programs working at the same time will often result in problems .You only want one active, real-time antivirus scanner installed, but it doesn’t hurt to run an additional ‘on demand’ virus or malware scanner.”

·         Searching online for the name of the advertised product can sometimes yield solutions from fellow victims. If all else fails, there’s always the nuclear option: a complete system reinstall. It might take a long time, but it’s the only surefire way to remove adware or spyware. Remember to back up all your personal files.

Downloads are taking forever

If the speeds seem solid, make sure that you aren’t inadvertently downloading or uploading anything. Many torrent downloading programs run in the background and minimize into the system tray instead of the taskbar.  A good speed test should give you an accurate assessment of your ping, download speed, and upload speed.

·         Check your network hardware. Updates for network cards aren’t all that common, but if your card’s manufacturer offers a newer driver, download it. Resetting your router and modem can help with connection problems, too. Most routers and modems have reset buttons, but pulling the power cable for a second or two can do the same thing. Don’t cut the power for much longer, or the hardware may reset itself to factory defaults.

·         Still having problems? Call your ISP, which can tell you whether the problem is on your end. As a last-ditch measure, the ISP could reset the master connection to your home.

My machine keeps restarting

Hardware problems are hard to diagnose and solve. First, confirm that you aren’t just getting the latest wave of Windows updates, which can automatically restart your computer during installation. Then work on updating all of your critical system drivers. Your graphics card, motherboard, and network card drivers are crucial.

·         “Sometimes it can be viruses, sometimes it can be adware, sometimes it can be overheating, and sometimes it can be something as simple as making sure your video card is updated.

Google doesn’t look right

Browser hijackers are a particularly nasty breed of malware. Such programs take over your Web browser and can stealthily redirect your Google searches and other queries to fake pages meant to steal your personal information or to further infect your system.
Running a real-time antivirus utility is the best way to stay safe. If your browser has already been hijacked, uninstall the browser and use your antivirus program in conjunction with Malwarebytes to remove the intruder.

My Wi-Fi  keeps disconnecting

·         Wireless connections can be a puzzler. Is it your computer? Your router? Your ISP? Try a few things before calling your Internet service provider.

·         Windows Network Diagnostics may not always solve your problem, but it will usually point you in the right direction.

·         Confirm that your computer is within range of your wireless router. Weak signals mean weak connections. Next, make sure your PC’s wireless card has the latest drivers. Try letting Windows troubleshoot for you by right-clicking the Wi-Fi icon in the taskbar and selecting Troubleshoot problems.

My printer won’t print

Let’s assume that your printer’s drivers are up-to-date, and that it has enough paper and ink or toner to print. Try turning the printer off and on. Unplug the printer and plug it back in. Check your printer’s print queue by looking for the printer icon in the system tray and double-clicking it. The print queue shows you the status of each job as well as the general status of your printer. The print queue is your best bet for troubleshooting printer problems—just make sure that ‘Use Printer Offline’ isn’t selected.
Ensure that ‘Use Printer Offline’ isn’t checked. Sometimes, printing while your printer is turned off can cause Windows to set your printer to work offline, and that can stall jobs sent later.

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I keep seeing ‘There is a problem with this website’s security certificate’

Sometimes the biggest problems have the easiest fixes. According to support technicians, the lion’s share of issues are due to an incorrect system clock.

The problem is probably with your computer.

Website security certificates sync up with your computer’s clock. Old computers in particular run the risk of having a dead CMOS battery—the watch battery in your computer that keeps its system clock ticking. Click the clock in the system tray and select Change date and time settings to correct any issues.

I can’t open email attachments

If you have ever encountered an attachment that you couldn’t open, it was probably because you didn’t have the software necessary to view the file.  If you don’t have Adobe Reader or another PDF-compatible program, you won’t be able to open that TPS report.
The usual suspect is the .pdf file, for which you can download a free PDF reader. If your problem involves a different file format, a quick search on the attachment’s file extension (the three letters after the period in the filename) should tell you what type of program you need. If the attachment lacks a file extension (which might happen if it was renamed), adding it back should set things right.

My favorite program isn’t working on my new PC

Before you call tech support, make sure that the software you’re trying to run is compatible with your operating system. Older software might not function on Windows 8, and an app created for Mac OS X definitely won’t run on your Windows PC. A 32-bit program might run on your 64-bit operating system, but it doesn’t work the other way around.

Not all file types work on Windows. For example, files that have the .app extension run exclusively on Mac OS X.

If an online game balks, you might be missing the required plug-ins—Java and Flash are the usual culprits. Most browsers will alert you to install these items if necessary.

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How to Troubleshoot PC Hardware Problems

computer hardware problems and solutions  We  Talk To about Troubleshoot Common PC  Hardware Problems .When it comes to hardware Troubleshoot Problems, some technique  may have trouble figuring out what steps to take to troubleshoot and repair the internal and external components of a computer system.

·         Should you just replace the component?

·         Should you try software troubleshooting first?

·          Has the component gone bad, or the motherboard?

·         And what’s with all this dust?!

·         All Type Troubleshoot Problems. In this article we’ll go over some of the most common hardware problems, at least in my learning experience, and the best way to go about getting them fixed. 

Problem: The Computer Turns On, But Still Doesn’t Work

If you are able to see lights turn on and power is obviously flowing to the computer system and monitor, there may be a component issue. Whenever I deal with a computer “not turning on” or freezing up, I always like to follow a path running from the wall, to the monitor, and finally to the computer itself.

·         One thing to note when you first turn on the computer and the power comes on, is do you hear or see anything?

·         Many times, the computer’s Power-On Self-Test (POST) will let you know what’s going on with the machine. If you hear any beeps, that is a great way to figure out what the issue is.

There are a variety of POST “beep codes” listed on the CompTIA A+ exam:

• Steady, short beeps — The power supply may be bad, this is a good one. We tested the power supply to see if it turned things on, but what if it’s not turning everything on? Or if the voltages are wrong? This POST test helps us narrow the cause down to the power supply. A replacement would usually be necessary.
• Long continuous beep tone — Memory failure. This is usually what you hear when one or both of your Random Access Memory (RAM) sticks goes bad. If there is more than one stick installed, try taking one out first to see if the computer boots, if it does not, try with the other one. Usually, this will tell you which stick has gone bad, and you can replace or upgrade accordingly. If there is only one stick installed, you will need to replace or upgrade to fix the problem.
• Steady, long beeps — This is another POST code that noted a bad power supply. The difference is, while the “steady, short beeps” code notes that the power supply may be bad, this POST code notes that is has gone bad.
• No Beep — Not hearing a beep is also listed on the exam, and notes the most obvious resolution. Just like we went over in the beginning of the article, the A+ exam will expect you to know that no beep can mean that the power supply is not plugged in, or not turned on. This can also be a sign of the power supply being completely dead.
• No beep (system turns on and runs fine) — This one is a bit elusive, but if you make sure to check every once in a while, you can save yourself some troubleshooting later on. If the system works fine, but does not beep once when you turn the machine on, your “beeper” may have actually died out. Under normal circumstances, most computer systems will beep one short beep.
• One long, two short beeps — This POST code means that there has been a video card failure. Your first action should be to try reseating the video card, if any. This can sometimes solve the problem all together as some computer systems, especially those that are often connected to projectors, will move the VGA/DVI/Video cable so often, that it will actually slowly unplug the video card enough to stop working. If reseating the video card does not work, it may need to be replaced. Again, once you get into smaller, more complex components, the resolution becomes cheaper to replace than to repair.

Problem : The Computer Won’t Turn On

This is a common problem with some interesting solutions. Often overlooked, some solutions can be the most simple. There are two main symptoms to take into account before going too far into the repair: Is it the monitor or the computer that isn’t turning on? It would be a shame to start opening up a computer system to test for bad parts if it’s the monitor that’s the problem.
If the tower turns on, and the monitor does not, the

·          first step should be the most obvious, but is often overlooked — check if it’s plugged in. I can’t tell you how many times I have come across a “frozen computer” that was simply a case of an unplugged mouse or keyboard.

Always take a second to try the most obvious things first. It could save you a lot of time.

Assuming everything is plugged in and properly seated, try plugging in another monitor to see if that one works; don’t forget to try different power outlets as well, it isn’t uncommon to blow a fuse, especially with more power hungry systems.
These steps should help you figure out if it’s the monitor itself, the cable, a wall fuse, or possibly the graphics card/motherboard. If the second monitor works, you are likely dealing with a bad monitor. Unfortunately, in this case, there isn’t much you can do. Most of the time, it ends up cheaper to replace the monitor altogether than to try to get it repaired.
If the monitor seems to work, but the tower doesn’t turn on, the first thing you’ll want to check is the power supply. A good test of this is to see if any lights turn on in the front or back of the tower. If they don’t, the power supply unit (PSU) may be at fault. Some PSUs have a dedicated power switch, if it does, ensure that it is switched on.

·         Next you can open up your tower and look at the motherboard, most motherboards have a small LED (light) built in to show if power is running to the motherboard. If you can’t find any evidence that power is properly running to the motherboard, you can either try using a PSU tester, or a replacement PSU.

It is not uncommon for PSUs to go out, so this is most likely the problem and a replacement is in order. Never try to open a PSU and try to repair it yourself, this is extremely dangerous with replacement PSUs being so inexpensive, it really isn’t worth the risk.

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Selecting Best Blogging Platform 2015

The first question that gets to your mind when you start blogging is “What blogging platform do I choose?”, Well, good question. We’ll help you out with the answer! Choosing a blogging platform is one of the hardest steps you take as you have to keep a good look on the features your blogging service of choice provides before starting to share your talent through it. Often bloggers tell me that they don’t like their blogging platform anymore and want to shift but they can’t which is a bummer. Well, in case you’re going to start a blog we’ll help you select the right sort of blogging platform to get you going.

Best Blog Platforms

Postagon

If you’re a minimalist you’re going to love this one. Postagon gets you the right blogging experience equipped with a Markdown editor. And the minimalist style provides a touch of class to the blogging platform. I have several blogs on Postagon as I’m a huge minimalist and it has never disappointed me so far. Definitely a recommendation for anyone who loves minimalism.

Read:  Top 10 Online Shopping Sites In India (List)

Ghost

If you like it plain and simple, Ghost is for you. Don’t worry by simple i don’t mean a blogging platform with HTML5. Ghost is for anyone who just wants to blog and doesn’t want any fuss with using blogging platform. Easy as eating cream pie, Ghost blogs even score well on the Google searches which is an additional plus point when starting to write blogs. I’ve made blogs on Ghost to find complications but i found it easy from every aspect.

Blogger

Make room for the Daddy, says Google’s very own blogger (Or blogspot) has been a fan favorite for quite some time now. Blogger provides all the simple features you need as well as providing a good search result rate being a Google product itself. Easy sign up, easy theme installation pretty much easy everything. Blogger easily makes it to our list of amazing blogging platforms.

WordPress

WordPress is easily one of the leading blog platforms on the internet today, that too because it offers everything you need in a blog. WordPress requires hosting as it in some places acts like a website. Custom wordpress themes are available all over the web that makes it too good to be true. WordPress has been my first choice for years now and so far it has provided me the results i wanted. I’d easily recommend this to anyone who wants good performance for their blog.

Tumblr

Want to write something funky? Tumblr is your place to be. Tumblr combines social networking and blogging to create an amazing blend that promises you a comfortable win in every aspect of blogging. With the option to Re-blog and follow other blogs, Tumblr is a fan favorite in the teen section. Almost 80% of the Tumblr accounts produce amazing creative content that promises better results for any kind of blog.

I Hope that You Like These Free Blogger Platforms, These are the Best Blogging Platforms Ever loved by the top bloggers. Please Inform your friends about these blogging platforms by sharing this article on social media and don’t forget to comment below.

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Top 10 Online Shopping Sites In India (List)

Online Shopping Sites In India: Now a day’s online shopping has been growing very fast in India. It offers money saving, easy and good shopping experience. These online shopping has immense popularity because people these days become very busy with their work for long time and will be left out with a little free time and can’t afford to move to many places and get their things. So with the usage of smart device, people has find the easy way to meet requirements through this best online shopping sites. It is time saving, also it offers many advantages like 24 hours shopping, discount availability of rich products, delivery service etc.

Flipkart.com

Flipkart is the most popular, trust worthy and Top Ranking online shopping company, providing a genuine products to people. Its services, product quality, range etc. has made it the top shopping site. Also it is the biggest e-commerce brand of India. They have a huge stock of innumerable products which covers all products from home appliances to gadgets, music, kid’s toys, and clothes stationeries etc. Its best part is if a customer is not satisfied with a product then he can return it and get back his payment. It also offers 30-day replacement policy.

Amazon.Com

Amazon is a reputed cheap online shopping site offering Earth’s biggest selections. It is an Us e-commerce company but with it services in India, its hugely growing online shoppers here. It is a safe and secure online as they ensure 100% purchase protection for your shopping done here. It also provides 24×7 service

With a journey from only books, Amazon soon came up with lots of products online. To lure Indians, Amazon is investing a good amount of money. Amazon also provides convenient electronic payments, easy returns and cash on delivery etc. Its exciting offers and good services has made it a popular sites of India in few days only.

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Myntra.com

Myntra is an Indian e-commerce site providing variety of Branded products from more than 500 reputed International and Indian brands through online shopping portal, where it allows the users to choose the varieties, pertaining to lifestyle and fashionable products, it fulfills all requirements. Myntra also offers 30 day Replacement policy in case of unsatisfactory service. The best part which makes Myntra a popular online shopping website is its good service, Quality and variety of brands provided.

Jabong.Com

It is one of the best online shopping website in India. Jabong.com is trust worthy and well known for its good service. It is very popular in offering Quality products of reputed brands with a wide variety of fashion. It consists all types of Lifestyle materials like footwear, Dresses, Gifts, Accessories and a huge collection of all items as mentioned for women, kids and men.

SnapDeal.Com

One of the favorable and good online shopping site of Indians buyers is snapdeal. It was started in 2010, and within very less time it gained a good popularity and has a record of 15 million registered users in the country, it offers good deliver service with best deals and a wide variety of 250000 products and more than 250 categories compared to other. Its products are available at a low price.

EBay.Com

EBay is largest online shopping site on the internet providing almost of all types of products. The best part is it has the auction capability and from old to new everything is available here. EBay also resolves any issues with your trading partners

HomeShop18.Com

The HomeShop18 Is a popular online shopping site providing all major house hold and electronics items, offering wide collection of fashion apparel at high discount across the country. Due to its authenticity of products, detailed video graphic demonstration, and visuals of products it has been a major attraction for consumers. it has the facility of cash on delivery and in case of consumer dissatisfaction money will be returned if the product is unused and undamaged.

YepMe.Com

A fast growing online shopping site attaining great success in sales of products categories from fashion apparels jewels, mobiles etc., it offers exclusive choice of product and sell only branded products the backbone of this is mobiles, shirts, cameras etc., and the payment through online transactions is also accepted and dedicate supports service for valuable customers.

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ShopClues.Com

A major e-commerce site well known for its ware housing and good product, deals in each and every type of product, maintaining 12000 merchants, registered with the company. it has a record of more than 42 million online visitors, which deals in more than 2 million products it offers free delivery services and even initiate a 30 day return guarantee in case of customer dissatisfaction. it also accept payment through online including net banking services.

Naaptol.Com

One of the top e-commerce website in India, growing fast. Website started with a capital of 50 lakhs and massive turnover of more  than rupees  10 crore in 2009-10 they provide lots of items in store like home appliances, mobiles, tablets etc. It initiates fast delivery service and charge small amount of shipping charges in case, if customer is not satisfied with the product it will refund the money.

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Top 10 Jobs in Information Technology

1. IT consultant

An IT consultant works in partnership with clients, advising them how to use information technology in order to meet their business objectives or overcome problems. They work to improve the structure and efficiency of IT systems in various organisations Ranking number 13 on CNN’s most recent Best Jobs in America list, the work of being an IT consultant is as vague as it sounds. In this position, your job is to evaluate the systems and do the research that no one else entirely understands. As CNN puts it, everyone from local startups to the Fortune 500 companies need IT consultants to help them figure out the cheapest and fastest ways to run computers better.

Education: A bachelor’s degree in computer science definitely helps, like most positions on this list. CNN also recommends that an IT consultant specialize in a niche category to help focus on the kind of experience he or she gets.
Salary: $96,400, according to CNN.

2. Cloud architect

You’ve heard of cloud computing of course. Although that storage space existing in the ether can’t be touched literally, it still needs to be organized and given an architecture. That’s what this job is for.
Education: A bachelor’s degree.
Salary: $112,000, making it one of the highest paying IT jobs.

3. Computer forensic investigator

Computer crime detectives – The Best Schools reports that computer forensic investigators search for, identify and evaluate information from computer systems, often for trial evidence.
Education: TBS says that you’ll need a degree in computer forensics, information security or cyber security. Certification from a computer examiner board also helps.
Salary: $64,000 according to TBS.

4. Health IT specialist

Health IT is a blossoming field, especially with major changes going on in healthcare due to the Affordable Care Act and the gradual transition to electronic health records. Health IT specialists will mix computer knowledge will record-keeping skills, but specialties in medical coding, billing and cancer registry are also in demand, according to TBS.
Education: While some health IT jobs require only an associate degree and/or certification, supervisory technician positions call for bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
Salary: $45,000, according to TBS.

5. Mobile application developer

Chances are that you and most people you know have smartphones and/or tablet computers. According to CareerRealism, the use of mobile tech is predicted to exceed personal computers at some time in 2013, so businesses are more heavily relying on IT professionals with experience in this field than ever before. Using basic coding languages, developers will create programs for future iOS and Android devices.
Education: A bachelor’s in software engineering, computer science, mobile computer or related fields, according to TBS.
Salary: $90,000 with high growth outlook, reports TBS.

6. Web developer

Web developers are jacks of all trades. They create web pages, web applications and web content, but their skill​ set requires them to have excellent understanding of what makes a good operating system, what the average surfer finds visually stimulating and how to optimize sites for mobile tech, among numerous other skills. They also need proficiency in Web languages, like HTML and Javascript.
Education: TBS reports that the road to web design can be learned through accredited degree programs, but many web developers are self taught and use their “portfolios” to win positions.
Salary: $90,000, according to TBS.

7. Software engineer

Like video games? Want to design the next Facebook? This is for you. Software engineers are behind all the programs we run on our mobile devices and personal computers – and there is a very wide range of niche fields you can work in.
Education: According to TBS, a bachelor’s degree in software engineering or a related field is best.
Salary: $89,000 according to TBS.

8. Information technology vendor manager

Slightly more hands-off compared to some tech positions, vendor managers oversee supply when it comes to software and hardware. This can mean anything from Microsoft’s latest word processor to health IT programs for hospitals.
Education: Computer science degrees are helpful, but a deep understanding of business or even an MBA could clinch a job.
Salary: $88,000, reports TBS.

9. Geospatial professionals

Sound confusing? Geographic information systems are complicated, but exciting and getting moreso every day. GIS tech uses geographic data to evaluate and communicate trends and patterns in visually stylish and comprehensive ways, according to CareerRealism.
Education: Certificate programs and degrees both improve job outlook.
Salary: Up to $84,000, according to CareerRealism.

10. Data Modeler

Another position that translates poorly without jargon, these IT professionals create data designs and define relationships between data fields, according to TBS. Since any company’s data is vital, it’s modeling needs to work perfectly – a more complex task as reliance on computers grows.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in computer science, mathematics or IT – plus on-the-job experience, says TBS.
Salary: A hefty $103,000, according to TBS.

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How to Submit Website to Google and Bing/Yahoo

f your blog or website has not been indexed by search engine then whats the use you are blogging for? Any blogger can get huge traffic by search only. But what if your site has not indexed in search engine? So as soon as you start your blog the first think to do is submit your blog to Search engines.

However, there must be many users out there who were not very much acquaint with the procedure that, “How to Submit Website to Google and Bing/Yahoo?” The Steps are quiet and simple to be applicable. So, you are requested to get towards the below steps to know more about it.

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So, here is the piece of article where you are going to learn that, “How to Submit Website to Google and Bing/Yahoo?” We have categorized this article into two categories, the first is about submitting blog in Google and the other is about submitting blog in Bing/Yahoo.

1- Submit Website to Google

• Go to Google Submission page
• No you can find just like below screen capture

How to Submit Website to Google and Bing/Yahoo

• Now Enter your website or blog URL in URL box.
• Just enter the captcha code  as shown and click submit request.

2- Submit Website to Bing/Yahoo

• Go to Bing Submission page
• Now you can find just like below screen capture

How to Submit Website to Google and Bing/Yahoo

• Now just the URL of your home page.
• Now in second box enter Captcha code as shown there and click on Submit.

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