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Just as the title says, how can another computer on my network monitor web history that has been physically typed and search. For example things I may have typed into google. How is it that this is showing up on the web history of another computer in my house hold? Ive made sure all networking connections are closed, all files folder and everything are non-sharable. I consider my self pretty tech savy as well so I am at a loss here.

Share files can result in such problems, but it’s not the only reason.
Nowadays, monitoring software such as LaneCat, are here and there.
Even though, you are as careful as you can, someone just manage to know what they want to know

The specs are, quite frankly, horrible compared to the specs of "modern-day" computers. I wouldn’t pay more than $35. May I recommend purchasing a newer computer, with better specifications? Good specs for computers nowadays are:

300 Gigabyte (more recommended) hard drive

At least 2 Gigabytes of RAM

At least 256 Megabyte graphics card

or if not how much power it takes and it is economical to operate computer for a long time.please answer.

yes it does u can find out by looking at ur smps(power supply) and add the ratings available on monitor and other peripherals

I have an old hard drive form a windows 98 desktop computer, and i ran outta space on my new laptop. is it possible to use the HDD from the 98 PC as an external for my laptop?

Yes it is very possible. You will need an enclosure or a case for it and you should be able to just plug it in and you’ll be gtg.
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I’m trying to buy a new gaming desktop PC, but the problem I have is choosing the desktop with the best bang for my buck. I’m looking for a range between 800-1500$. If there’s any sites anyone knows of that sells gaming pc’s at a good price, please post them and some advice of what’s great now would be great..thanks

STEAM!!!

It does some crazy discounts sometimes!
Trust me!

I have a broadband connection in my room, and a wireless router lying in the cupboard. My sister also has a PC in her room, but no internet. How would i go about connecting/sharing my internet connection to her computer?

You have to either run an Ethernet cable to both computers or buy a wireless PCI card to use on one of the computers and set up wireless internet in your house.