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Get yourself equipped by learning the tools and skills that will give you an edge in today's employment market.</div>
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<span style="color: purple;"><b>Attend our 4 weeks practical training on:</b></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: large;">Office Management & Internet Entrepreneurship </span></div>
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<b>Contents:</b></div>
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Office Applications (Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint), Blogging, Digital Marketing</div>
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<b>Side Attractions:</b></div>
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- Job placement at the end of programme</div>
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- Award of certificate at the end of programme.</div>
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- Free Wi-Fi</div>
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<b>Course Fee:</b></div>
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N15, 000</div>
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<b>Duration:</b></div>
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4 Saturdays</div>
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July - 21st, 28th</div>
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August - 4th, 11th, 2018</div>
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<b>Time:</b> 10am</div>
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<b>Address:</b></div>
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35, Lawanson Road, Surulere, Lagos. Same Building with Standic IBTC Bank</div>
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Tel: 08099554484, 08118477748,</div>
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08063525704, 08099415592</div>
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<b>Powered by:</b></div>
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Mart Code IT Ltd</div>
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<b>Supported by:</b></div>
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Mudia Computer Academy</div>
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REGISTER ONLINE @ <a href="http://www.mudiaskills.mcitng.com/">www.mudiaskills.mcitng.com</a></div>
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Remove Garbage Software from Your New (or Old) Computer

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Is your brand new computer full of garbage and trial software? Have an older computer that could use a good cleaning? PC Decrapifier can help make the process as quick and painless as possible.<br />
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PC Decrapifier<br />
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PC Decrapifier requires no installation…just double-click the exe file to get things started.<br />
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The first screen introduces you to the program and gives you the opportunity to check for a new release. Click “Next” when ready…<br />
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The second screen has the EULA.<br />
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The third screen provides a warning to be careful regarding software that you may have purchased and installed yourself. You definitely do not want to accidentally remove the good stuff.<br />
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This screen asks which type of computer you are running. Choose the appropriate response…for our example we went ahead and checked “Yes”.<br />
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You will have the opportunity to create a “Restore Point” before going any further with the removal process. It is recommended that you do so before going to the next step.<br />
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You will be notified as soon as the “Restore Point” has been created…it may take a few moments depending on your individual setup. Now you are ready to check for “garbage software”. Click “Next”…<br />
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Our Windows 7 install came up clean but that is not the end of things yet. At this point you will have the opportunity to remove other software that is not in PC Decrapifier’s list yet or was added after you got your computer. Click “Next” to see what is found.<br />
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As you can see PC Decrapifier shows a list of the other software on your computer. Here you can see non-OEM installs of Google Toolbar and Musicmatch Jukebox have been selected. It is a good opportunity to remove unwanted software that is cluttering up your hard-drive. Select the particular items that you would like to have removed and click “Next”.<br />
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You will be provided with a final opportunity to cancel the removal if you are uncertain about any of your selections.<br />
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Then all that you have to do is enjoy watching that unwanted software being removed for you… You may be occasionally prompted to confirm removal of non-OEM software in uninstall windows…<br />
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All done…<br />
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In the final window you will have an opportunity to provide feedback to the software author if desired, otherwise click “Finish” to close PC Decrapifier.<br />
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<span style="font-size: large;">What Does It Look For?</span><br />
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If you are curious about the list of items that PC Decrapifier looks for, there is a list (three pages) provided at the author’s website (link provided below). Here is a sample from the first page…<br />
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<b>Conclusion</b><br />
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If you are looking for a good way to clean up your new (or old) computer, then PC Decrapifier can help make it as painless as possible.<br />
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<a href="http://pcdecrapifier.com/download" target="_blank">Download PC Decrapifier (version 2.1.0)</a><br />
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<a href="http://pcdecrapifier.com/apps" target="_blank">See the list of what PC Decrapifier removes</a><br />
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How to Use Refresh and Reset in Windows 8 to Easily Reinstall Your PC

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Sick of formatting? Then learn how to breathe new life into your machines without formatting using the new Refresh and Reset features present in Windows 8.<br />
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After a while your PC becomes slow, and you wish you could format. The problem is that you have to much data, spent hours customizing your Windows installation to meet your needs, as well as downloaded and installed application. Now is the perfect time to do a refresh of your PC. When you do a refresh here is what will happen:<br />
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Refreshing your PC can be done either through the new Metro Style control panel or through the classic control panel. We will do it from the Metro Style control panel, as that is that is the new way in which configuration is done. So to get started launch the Control Panel application.<br />
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Once the control panel has opened scroll through the list on the left hand side, until you can select the “General” category. This will load snap the “General” settings panel in, on the right hand side. Navigate to the bottom of the settings on the right. From here we can refresh our PC. Click the Get Started button to initiate a Refresh.<br />
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Once you click the “Get Started” button, a banner will inform you on what will be changed.<br />
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After clicking the “Next” button, you will be informed that Windows will reboot your system.<br />
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When you ready you can click the “Refresh” button which will restart your PC.<br />
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When your PC, boot back up it will start Refreshing your system.<br />
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When you breathe new life into your machine using the “Reset” method, think of it as restoring it to the state that you received your PC in when you bought it from the shop. Here is what will happen to your current data and configuration:<br />
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<li>Any personal files will be deleted</li>
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Resetting your PC can be done either through the new Metro Style control panel or through the classic control panel. We will do it from the Metro Style control panel, as that is that is the new way in which configuration is done. So to get started launch the Control Panel application.<br />
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Once the control panel has opened scroll through the list on the left hand side, until you can select the “General” category.  This will load snap the “General” settings panel in, on the right hand side. Navigate to the bottom of the settings on the right. From here we can reset our PC. Click the Get Started button to initiate a Reset.<br />
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Once you have clicked the Get Started button a banner will be displayed across the screen, explaining what will happen to your data and applications. Since we have already explained this you can just click the next button to move on.<br />
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If you have more than one drive, you will be asked which drives you want to remove files from. You can choose either all drives, or just the drive which Windows resides on.<br />
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You will be prompted for confirmation that you want to reset your PC. Click the Reset button to get started.<br />
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Your PC will then reboot.<br />
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Once it starts up again Windows will commence the Reset process.<br />
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Once it has finished, your PC will reboot once more, this time once it restarts it will appear as you are booting the PC for the first time ever, it will load drivers and appear to be in a generalized state, where you have to create your user account, etc.<br />
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What To Do If You Get a Virus on Your Computer

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Whether you saw a message saying a virus was detected or your computer seems slow and unreliable, this guide will walk you through the process of dealing with your infection and removing the malware.</div>
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While many viruses and other types of malware are designed simply to cause chaos, more and more malware is used by organized crime to steal credit card numbers and other sensitive data.</div>
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If you saw a message pop up that says a virus was detected, that’s a good thing. Your antivirus noticed a virus and likely removed it without prompting you.</div>
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This sort of message doesn’t mean that you ever had a virus running on your computer. You could have downloaded a file that contained a virus and your antivirus removed the file before it could ever cause a problem. Or, a malicious file on an infected web page could have been noticed and dealt with before it caused any problems.</div>
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In other words, a “virus detected” message that occurs during normal use of your computer doesn’t mean your computer was ever infected or that the virus ever did anything. if you see a message like this, you’re likely visiting an infected web page or downloading a harmful file. Try to avoid doing that in the future, but don’t worry too much.</div>
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You can also go into your antivirus program and check its quarantine or its virus detection logs to view more information about the virus and what action was taken.</div>
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If you’re not running an antivirus and your computer has become slow and unreliable, it’s possible that you have a virus. This can also occur if you’re running an antivirus with out-of-date virus definitions.</div>
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If you don’t have an antivirus installed, you should try to install one immediately. There are a variety of free antivirus products you can download, including Microsoft Security Essentials. The antivirus should ideally be able to clean up the viruses and fix your problems after you install it. If the antivirus can’t fix the infections on your system, read the section below on dealing with more troublesome infections.</div>
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If you already have an antivirus program installed but you think you may have viruses it isn’t detecting, you can get a second opinion from another antivirus product.</div>
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A variety of antivirus providers make one-time scanning tools available – for example, the ESET Online Scanner. These programs will download to your computer and do a quick scan without a long installation process. You can’t have multiple antivirus products installed at the same time, so this allows you to scan with another antivirus without going through the hassle of uninstalling your current antivirus.</div>
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If the scanner alerts you to a problem, you’ll want to remove the viruses with the scanning tool. If you had a virus, your current antivirus may not be up to the job. You may want to uninstall it and install another antivirus product after the process is complete.</div>
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What To Do If You Get a Virus on Your Computer

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How to Service Your Own Computer: 7 Easy Things Computer Repair Places Do

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In DataSkills; you do great stuffs with computer and we believe you can do what the guys are doing here.<br />
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This guide won’t walk you through identifying a failing component and repairing it by hand. It’s focused on the easy stuff – although it’s easy, people pay hundreds of dollars to have it done for them.<br />
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Many people still wrestle with infected Windows PCs. If your computer is infected and isn’t working properly, you don’t have to pay someone else to fix it. The DataSkills Squad doesn’t have any magic tools – they use many of the standard antivirus tools you can use yourself.<br />
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For instructions on removing viruses – and preventing them from coming back – read: <a href="http://dataskillscomputerschool.blogspot.com/2014/02/what-to-do-if-you-get-virus-on-your.html">What To Do If You Get a Virus on Your Computer</a><br />
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For a really deep infection, a good repair place may dig through your autostart entries and registry by hand and manually remove malware that isn’t being caught by tools. However, this can be time-consuming – and if the computer is already so infected, there’s no guarantee all the malware will be removed. In cases like this, they’ll often just reinstall Windows. You can do that yourself, too.<br />
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Some people think that computers become slower over time and eventually need to be replaced – it’s sad, but true. Other people may take the computer to a repair place when it starts slowing down. When dealing with a computer that’s become bogged down by startup programs and toolbars, a simple Windows reinstall is often the fastest, easiest solution.<br />
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This can also help if you’re experiencing other problems with your computer, such as file corruption or weird errors. While it’s often possible to troubleshoot these things by replacing corrupted files and bad drivers, it’s usually faster to just reset Windows back to its factory state.<br />
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Most new computers come with factory restore partitions, which you can access by pressing the correct key during the boot process (check your computer’s manual). You may also have CDs or DVDs you can restore your computer from. If you installed Windows yourself, you can use the Windows installation disc. On Windows 8, <a href="http://dataskillscomputerschool.blogspot.com/2014/02/how-to-service-your-own-computer-7-easy.html">use the Refresh or Reset feature to easily reinstall Windows.</a><br />
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Be sure to back up your important files before doing this. Some places may back up your important files for you, while some may ask you to back them up ahead of time – that’s because they’ll just be reinstalling Windows for you.<br />
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<span style="font-size: large;">Remove Included Bloatware</span><br />
If you’ve just purchased a new computer – or reset your old computer back to its factory default state – you’ll often find it packed full of useless software. Computer manufacturers are paid to include these programs, which slow your computer down (particularly during the startup process) and clutter your system tray.<br />
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Don’t fall for it: You don’t have to pay a dime to remove these preinstalled programs. There are three ways you can go about doing this:<br />
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<li>Open the Uninstall a program control panel and manually uninstall each piece of bloatware, one-by-one. If you do this on a new computer, be sure not to uninstall any hardware drivers. Everything else should be fair game.</li>
<li>Reinstall Windows. Many geeks like performing a fresh install of Windows on their new computers to start from a clean state. You’ll often have to download and install hardware drivers from your computer manufacturer’s website after the reinstall.</li>
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IT Education

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The world market place is changing as we think, so as the age of computer running faster ahead as we blink. We are in a competitive market and there is a need to meet the needs of the market being a global village. IT which means Information Technology to refer to an entire industry. In actuality, information technology is the use of computers and software to manage information. In some companies, this is referred to as Management Information Services (or MIS) or simply as Information Services (or IS). The information technology department of a large company would be responsible for storing information, protecting information, processing the information, transmitting the information as necessary, and later retrieving information as necessary. <br />
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Information technology promotes cooperation and team work. It facilitates global communication of knowledge. Thus, it has played a role in the development of society. IT helps companies to spread their functions to different countries. Companies are no longer restricted to one place. Information technology paves way for the development of an organization. Individuals also rely on information technology for the processing of information. People should adopt a pro-active role in the development of IT. Integration of various educational activities help in the development of information technology.<br />
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<span style="color: #783f04;">•Greater accuracy:</span> It provides for greater accuracy. It helps in eliminating time-consuming activities. Clients feel secure with accurate business intelligence.<br />
<span style="color: #783f04;">•Advanced skills:</span> IT helps in the development of advanced skills. Students may engage in research and projects. Advanced technology also enables students to think analytically.<br />
<span style="color: #783f04;">•Outsourcing:</span> Information technology facilitates outsourcing. Outsourcing assists in cost management and improves the service quality. This enables the management to focus on core business activities.<br />
<span style="color: #783f04;">IT also assists in:</span> <span style="color: #e69138;">•Project management •Desktop management •Network management •End user technical support •Business applications •Strategic planning</span><br />
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<span style="color: #cc0000; font-size: large;">Information Technology in Education: </span><br />
Information technology in education paves way for the advancement of the educational system. The quality of education is enhanced as students become more familiar with IT. IT-based education fosters confidence among the students. IT in education does not require the physical presence of students. Information technology in education reduces geographical constraints. IT also provides various career opportunities to the students.<br />
IT provides career opportunities in: <span style="color: #e69138;">•Engineering •Manufacturing •Banking •Management consulting •Health •Forestry</span><br />
Companies also establish IT training centers. These centers help in supplementing the educational needs of the students. An IT career fosters the innovative ability of the employees. An IT career ensures good remuneration.<br />
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<span style="color: #cc0000; font-size: large;">Students should take the following steps for a career in information technology: </span><br />
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<span style="color: #e69138;">•Conduct a research on various IT jobs. •Compare their potential with skills needed for IT jobs.</span><br />
<span style="color: #e69138;">•Develop the skills that they do not possess</span><br />
Employees should continuously enhance their IT skills. They should have an up to date knowledge on information technology. Students may develop their IT skills while they are engaged in other fields.</div>

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