Wi-fi sales increasing everyday

Wi-fi technology is gaining popularity all around the globe and everyday the sale of wi-fi chipsets is increasing. 1 billion is a pretty large number which points up how prevalent the new technology has become. The sale of the chipsets is most likely to meet that magic figure within a few days.

What ABI research projects got from a recent survey is by 2011 the sale will beat that line of one billion. And in 2012, as they say, more than % billion chipsets will be sold like hot cakes. The market research firm began their survey in 2000. As of now, the survey is showing some proliferating figures? Astounding, no?

There are plenty of reasons which are stimulating this rise. The mobile employees are increasing everyday. Now-a-days we can see many executives spending their 30%-40% time on the road and these people need to be connected to their company’s network every while. So, they need wi-fi chipsets a lot. Wi-fi connectivity is being ingrained in a mounting range of devices. The research cogitates that more than 100 million smartphones will feature wi-fi connectivity by this year. As well as, the rising popularity of netbooks will definitely inflate the sale of wi-fi chipsets. This wireless feature is also getting incorporated in many other consumer devices. Samsung has just released three wi-fi enabled cameras.

As the wi-fi technology is gaining goodwill, small industries should also opt for this for their own improvement. Companies can even take steps to discard their old wired connections and provide their employees wi-fi enabled mobile phones.

Troubleshooting for Windows XP installation

You may face a number of problems during the installation of Windows XP. Let’s take a look

1. Irreconcilable BIOS: obtain compatible BIOS before the installation process starts and replace your old motherboard with it.
2. Upgrade BIOS setting: the BIOS setting should be upgraded.
3. Mismatched hardware: the hardware should be replaced to install the XP properly.
4. Incompatible hardware drivers: get the Windows XP drivers from the manufacturers.
5. Irreconcilable TSRs: remove old TSRs or replace with updated ones from the software manufacturer.
6. Incompatible applications: get updated applications from the software manufacturer.
7. Least hardware requirement not fulfilled: upgrade your hardware. The minimum requirement is CPU(233 MHz) and RAM(64 MB minimum)
8. The hard-drive is tainted by a virus: not an issue. Just run a good anti-virus program and remove it.
9. The installation CD is despoiled: at first check if the CD runs on a different computer. If not, then check if there is any scratch on it. After that, clean the CD.
10. Incorrect CD key: check for the right CD key on the CD case.
11. A stop message appears: if it happens during a dual reboot system, boot from the Windows XP installation CD instead of other operating systems.
12. Installation halts: remove any other unnecessary hardware such as network card, modems and USB devices and resume the process.

Now you will be able to get through all the problems.

Hope you will thank me after that. ;)