Problem: Article: An X-cuff is aptly named for the series of 'X' shapes that appear in the completed cuff. Because of its width, though, it requires a bit more string and beads than a regular cuff. It is also particularly attractive if you use an assortment of colors for your beads. Regardless, grab a spool of elastic string, pony beads of your choice, and a pair of scissors. Wrap your string around your wrist to estimate the length for the cuff, and then tie a knot on the end to secure it (leaving a tail). Add on beads in a color pattern of your choice, pulling them taut to the knot on the end. When you've beaded an entire row long enough to wrap around your wrist, tie the two ends together and pull the long end of the tail through the bead next to the knot. To bead the second row, you'll be adding a series of beads to the string and then sliding the string through the first row of beads to weave them together. Slide 3 beads onto the long string, and then pull the string through the adjacent bead in the first row. Add another 3 beads, and tuck the string through the next bead in the first row. Continue this process until you've worked all the way around the bracelet, and then pull the string tight to secure it. The third row of beading is the same as the second, except that you will weave the string through the center bead (the middle bead in each set of 3 beads) from the second row. Slide the string through the row of beads in the second row until it comes out of the first 'center' bead. Then, add three beads, and tuck the end through the next 'center' bead in the second row. Continue this process all the way around until you've completed the third row, and pull the string tight. Repeat the process for the third row. Pull the string through the nearest 'center' bead in the third row, and then add a set of three beads. Pull the tail end through the next 'center' bead, and then add another three beads. Continue this process all the way around the bracelet until you've completed the fourth row With four rows of beads completed, you've probably noticed that the cuff is a bit uneven looking - the first row is straight across, but the fourth row is wavy. This is because you've only completed one half of the bracelet, and need to go back to the beginning to complete the mirror half on the other side of the bracelet. Carefully weave your string through your bracelet until you reach the starting point of your first row (where the knot is tied). If you run out of string during this step, you can add more and trim the ends short so that the knot doesn't stand out. Working away from the center on the opposite side of the bracelet, repeat the aforementioned steps for rows 1-4 of beads. You should end up with a total of 7 rows of beads, forming two large rows of stacking 'X' shapes. When you've completed the two halves of the bracelet, you're ready to tie it off! Knot the end of the string multiple times so that the beads cannot slide off of it. Then, trim the excess off both this string and the other tail end (still somewhere in the center). With that, you're done!
Summary: Get your materials ready. Bead your first row. Bead the second row. Add the third row. Add the fourth row. Work your way back to the beginning. Complete the mirrored half of the bracelet. Finish your bracelet.

Problem: Article: This can be done by pressing the pause button (usually two vertical lines, or, in some cases, the P key). Then, click on Options and find the graphics settings. If there is no graphics menu whatsoever, it is probable the game is not graphically intensive and you will have to upgrade your computer to get better performance. This will usually be either 1920 X 1080 or 1366 X 768 by default; lower it to 1366 X 768 if your computer is currently running at 1920 X 1080, and 1080 X 720 if your computer is running 1366 X 768. In the event that your computer is running a higher resolution than 1920 X 1080, then turn it down to 1920 X 1080. If your default resolution is lower than 1080 X 720, you will probably have to replace your computer if you want to play any kind of intensive games (this usually means your computer has either a very small screen or was released pre-2010). If the game is still lagging or you're already in medium settings, turn the settings down to low or minimum. If your game is still lagging, you will probably have to upgrade your computer. These should not be turned on if you are trying to avoid lag. There is a possibility the game you are playing has other advanced settings, such as detail options or MSAA. If you see these settings, turn them down.
Summary: Open the graphics options in the game you are playing. Change the screen resolution. Lower your graphics settings to medium and resume the game. Make sure advanced graphics settings like Anti-Aliasing and Vsync are turned off.

Problem: Article: Enter 192.168.0.1 into the browser window of a computer connected to the router via Ethernet. Enter in the password that you created in the previous section when prompted to log in. The User Name is still "admin". This will open the setup wizards. This will open a new page allowing you to setup your wireless network. This will turn on the wireless network once you save your settings. Give your network a name, but make sure that it doesn't include any personal information. This network name will be publicly visible. This is the most secure method of wireless transmission, and requires no extra effort on your part over the outdated WEP. A strong WPA2 password is virtually impossible to crack, while a WEP password can be cracked in less than thirty minutes. Only select WPA or WEP if you have older devices that only support these protocols. Anyone that can connect to your wireless network can potentially cause some serious damage, especially if your devices are not secure. Make sure that you create a strong but memorable password. You'll be giving the password to guests, so you don't want it to be too unwieldy. See How to Create a Password You Can Remember for tips on creating a good password. Your wireless settings will be saved, and the wireless network will be enabled. This may take about thirty seconds to a minute. Once the router has saved the changes, you can connect your devices to the network wirelessly. Now that the wireless network is active, you can connect your devices to it. The process varies depending on the device, but generally you'll select your wireless name from the list of available networks and then enter the password you created. For most devices, this is all you need to do to connect to the wireless network. For more detailed instructions on connecting devices to a wireless network, see How to Connect to a Wireless Internet Connection.
Summary:
Log into your router. Click the "Setup" tab. Click the "Wireless Settings" menu in the left frame. Check the "Enable Wireless" box. Enter a name for the network. Select "WPA2" as the "Security Mode". Create a strong password. Click the "Save Settings" button. Connect your devices.