I formatted a laptop but it has no sound, that's drivers problem. Picture lag and Video flickering on desktop huh, check your vga driver. There are so many hardware components of a pc that won't startup after a fresh system format and won't work without the appropriate driver(s) being installed. Although you can get system or pc drivers from the manufacturers website, sometimes you seem not to find your laptop model among the ones listed on their website and that's insinuating a road block. Well, it has been easy for me since I found out this trick. All you will need is a computer with an internet connection and you are good to go. Just follow me and catch me if you can.......

(1) Navigate to the device manager of your pc. This can be done in different ways depending on the OS of your pc.
(2) Once there, you will see the list of hardware components in your pc and the ones with yellow question marks are the ones you need to take care of.
(3) Choose one, right-click on it, then click on properties.
(4) When the screen pops out, click on Details tab and you will see a property and value segment.
(5) On property, click on the drop down list and select Hardware ids.
(6) Highlight and Copy (ctrl + c) any of the values you will see ( the first one preferably) and paste it on Google.

Viola, you will now see specific results concerning the driver(s) you are looking for and also websites that have them for download.

I wonder what other way it could have been easier if both the manufacturers driver support and driver software CD packs fail you. If I could get it right, then I know you can.

The one posted here is for windows only.

Our Presido is really working. i just hope this will be the last of insurgency.

Sometimes, I feel that this government is a joke. How can a ruling of "unconditional release" by the federal high court to Nnamdi Kanu be taken for granted by the FG. This shows that some people are above the law in this country.

Yea. 5GB is the total data threshold for any of the BB package u subscribed to and as well with the duration attached to that package.
Prefered ones are BBMINI and BBMIDID packages which has the subscription code of *216*3# and *216*4# respectively.
Depending on the duration you wanna go for, it all depends on subscribers choice.
For eg. BBMINI Day costs N70 .1 Week costs N350 and 1 month is N1000. Their sub codes are *216*3*1#, *216*3*2# and *216*3*3# respectively. All of them are capped at 5GB each. Au revoir.

A very common theme for CES this year seems to be “The Internet of Things” or IoT. With the introduction of smart modules that can be implanted into everyday objects around the home and workplace, the possibilities are endless.

But that is beside the point. The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced a new energy efficient type of Wi-Fi connection that comparable to Bluetooth. It is to be superior in range and travel through walls much better than current Wi-Fi technologies thanks to using the 900MHz band (existing Wi-Fi technologies use 2.4GHz and 5GHz). These conditions are ideal for the IoT that everyone is talking about.

Don’t expect to see any devices with this new Wi-Fi until 2018, though. This is when the Wi-Fi Alliance plans to begin certifying devices for HaLow (pronounced like “halo”).

HaLow is designed to be embedded in devices that transmit small amounts of data like fitness trackers, appliances, and a plethora of “things” that make up the IoT.

Over the next few years (assuming this becomes reality) either of two things can happen: Manufacturers don’t care for HaLow and continue to use an already existing technology called Bluetooth LE (LE stands for ‘low energy’), or HaLow will be integrated into existing Wi-Fi technologies, to only require a single Wi-Fi chip. This would knock the requirement of designing gadgets with two different wireless chips, one for Wi-Fi and another for Bluetooth.

Can we estimate that the new Wi-Fi standard will coincide with an increasing adoption of connected ‘things’? This may be a possible outcome. But it is too early to tell.

The IoT is an interesting idea that is still in the beginning stages of becoming a common consumer industry. We will have to wait and see if people really want to interface ‘things’ with other ‘things’.

BlackBerry CEO John Chen has said that the company's BB 10 operating system is "far from" dead. He made the comment in a post on the company's official blog, where-in he also revealed that BB 10-powered phones such as Passport, Classic, and others will be getting security and privacy enhancements this year.


"The coming version 10.3.3 will be certified for NIAP compliance, meaning it will have passed the strictest government-grade security tests, enabling us to further support our government and regulated customers who use BlackBerry 10 devices and demand the highest levels of security," he said in the blog post.

"We are also planning a version 10.3.4 for later this year with even more security improvements."

While we already know that BlackBerry will only be launching Android phones in 2016, Chen revealed that only one such device will be launched in 2016, adding that the company will be sharing its road-map at an appropriate time.

In the not-too-distant future, PC makers want to free your laptop of wires and cables. Some announcements at CES signal progress toward that goal.

PC makers want to bid adieu to bulky power adapters, and make charging as simple as placing a laptop on a kitchen counter, desk, or table at a cafe. Another goal is to establish speedy wireless connections between laptops and external peripherals, which could eliminate wired ports like USB and HDMI from PCs.


Intel showed a wire-free prototype laptop last year. The laptop charged wirelessly when placed on a surface. Monitors and external storage linked up to the laptop through the emerging WiGig wireless technology, which is significantly faster than Wi-Fi.

There wasn’t a specific product announced at CES with all the key wire-free attributes. But some laptops were announced with integrated WiGig, and wireless power standards organization AirFuel Alliance said that products capable of charging laptops would be available this year.

WiGig is coming
Acer said its TravelMate P648 series laptop was the first of its kind with integrated WiGig, which could be up to 10 times faster than Wi-Fi 802.11ac. Targeted at business users, the laptop will be priced at $799 when it starts shipping in April. The 14-inch laptop is loaded with the latest technologies like optional Intel Skylake chips, Thunderbolt 3 ports, DDR4 memory, and optional Nvidia GeForce 940M graphics.

Asus also said it will integrate WiGig into a few laptops later this year, with wireless chips for the systems provided by Qualcomm. Asus sees gamers taking advantage of WiGig for faster communication between laptops and external devices.

WiGig doesn’t have the range of Wi-Fi, and communication is largely limited to devices within a room. Data transfers happen on the unlicensed 60GHz spectrum. Qualcomm has estimated its WiGig chipset transferring data at a rate of 4.6Gbps (bits per second).

But there’s a problem—peripherals with integrated WiGig aren’t yet available. Peripherals like monitors and external storage need to be hooked up to a WiGig dock to get the feature.

Lenovo introduced the Thinkvision X24 Pro display to which an optional thin WiGig bar can be attached. The 23.8-inch monitor has a 3D RealSense camera, and the product will sell for $399 starting in June.

HP and Dell executives said that WiGig would be integrated inside monitors, but could not provide specific release dates for products.

In the wireless charging arena, standards organization AirFuel Alliance said many products would debut this year after it achieved regulatory approval worldwide for its certification program. Some device makers will introduce wireless charging stations for devices up to 70 watts, a power profile within which smartphones, tablets and mid-range laptops with up to 15.6-inch screens can fit. AirFuel Alliance—which was formed after the merger of A4WP (Alliance for Wireless Power) and PMA (Power Matters Alliance)—said devices based on its magnetic-resonance technology will be shown at CES.

Arsenal vs Chelsea: 1 @ 2.15
Monaco vs Toulouse: Under 2.5 goals @ 1.57
Lazio vs Chievo: 1 @ 1.70
Atl. Madrid vs Sevilla: 1 @ 1.60
Anderlect vs Charleroi: 1 @ 1.41
Ciclon vs Petrolero de Yacuiba: G/G @ 1.55
Misr Elmaqasah vs Haras El Hodood: 1 @ 1.44
AEK vs PAOK: under 2.5 Goals @ 1.53
H. Beer Sheva vs Beitar Jerusalem: 1 @ 1.67
Hamilton vs Hearts: G/G @ 1.73

Total odd: 128

Ajax vs Heracles: 1 @ 1.30
Melbourne Victory vs Sydney FC: 1X @ 1.25
Altrincham vs Woking: G/G @1.60
Southport vs Forest Green: G/G @ 1.65
Fylde vs Corby: 1 @ 1.30
East Bengal vs DSK Shvaians: 1 @ 1.50
Club Africain vs Ben Guerdane: 1 @ 1.70
Sfaxien vs AS Marsa: 1 @ 1.35
Galatasaray vs Kastamonuspor: 1 @ 1.30

Let's get together here. Just our Names, Gender and Location is enough. We can do so by commenting below. With love between us all, this family will grow beyond our imagination. Love you all. Lemme start with mine...

Name: Charles
Gender: Male
Location: Owerri, Imo state.

Oostende vs Mouscron Peruwelz: 1 @ 1.57
Bayern Munich vs Hoffenheim: HT/FT 1/1 @ 1.38
Torino vs Verona: 1 @ 1.53
Roda vs Ajax: 2 @ 1.44
Real Madrid vs Espanyol: HT/FT 1/1 @1.35
El Daklyeh vs Aswan SC: 1 @ 2.0
Porto B vs Leixoes: 1 @ 1.50

A group of supposedly former militants has hijacked a ship off the Bakassi Peninsula coastline and threatened to blow it up along with its foreign crew if the detained Director of Radio Biafra and Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu is not released.
The group of hijackers has given the federal government a 31-day ultimatum to release Kanu or deal with a destroyed ship and murdered crew.
The militants said they enjoy the support of local residents and of pro-Biafra agitators in the area.
The group’s spokesman, identified only as General Ben, even said the militants might not wait for the expiration of the 31-day ultimatum to carry out their murderous threat.

Dutch lawyer has filed a complaint against President Muhammadu Buhari at The Hague, accusing him of committing crimes against humanity, including murder and torture.

Newsweek reports that Goran Sluiter, a lawyer at Dutch human rights legal firm Prakken d’Oliveira, filed the complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on Friday, January 29.

Speaking with journalists, Sluiter said that there has been “an intensification of violence and crimes committed against Biafrans since Mr Buhari became the Nigerian president.”

“Nigeria is already a long time on the agenda of the [ICC] prosecutor and Nigerian courts are not dealing at all with these crimes. The time really has come for the ICC to act.”

There have been numerous reports of pro-Biafra protesters being killed in clashes with Nigerian security forces during demonstrations.

The complaint was filed on behalf of 17 unnamed victims and alleges to set out evidence of crimes against humanity committed by security forces against pro-Biafran protesters.

Ndubuisi Osuala, the coordinator of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) branch in the Netherlands, stressed that Nnamdi Kanu should be released, while President Buhari has to be prosecuted.

“What every IPOB member, every Biafran citizen wants is the release of our great leader, Nnamdi Kanu, who is a freedom fighter.

“Secondly, we need the International Criminal Court to bring justice and equity to our case…[President Buhari] has to be prosecuted and face the justice for what he did,” he said.

Calling for independence for Biafra, Osuala noted that his group seeking it by peaceful means.

“We need to get freedom by peace and that is why we are protesting. We are not terrorists, we are not killing people,” he stressed.

When contacted, Femi Adesina, the president’s special adviser on media and publicity, declined to comment on the ICC case. He said that while Kanu’s case was ongoing, the presidency would rather not comment on the matter.

On Thursday, January 28, members of th IPOB stormed Brussels, the capital of Belgium (the headquarters of the European Union parliament) to protest the illegal detention of their leader and director of radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

The protesters were demanding the unconditional release of Kanu and freedom for Biafra as an independent state.