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Make Windows 8 Much Easier and Quicker to Use

Windows 8 can be frustrating because nothing seems to be where it used to be. Here are three tricks that help you find things. They will make ordinary tasks much easier to carry out. One of the annoyances of Windows 8 is trying to find all the various system settings. Readmore...

Blocked Sites

How to -- Bypass/Access Blocked Websites At College/Office

The scenario has changed a lot over the past decade.Internet has grown into a vast resource and with search engines like google it hasn’t been so easy to search for anything about anything on the internet. Internet has become more addictive with the advent of social Readmore..

Windows 8

Windows 8 Direct Download Links

Microsoft has recently released Windows 8 RTM Enterprise for 32-Bit (x86) And 64-Bit (x64) Version. The evolution provides Readmore...

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World's Top 5 Bloggers

Blog Owner : Pete Cashmore
Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors : 42,000,000
Income : $ 10,00,000 Month
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Hard Disk

Different types of Hard Disk Drive

Hard Disk Drive - It is a non-volatile storage device which stores digitally encoded data on rapidly rotating platters with magnetic surface.
Types of HDD :
IDE : Integrated Drive Electronics. IDE drives are also known as PATA drives Readmore...

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Sunday, 6 January 2013

This Utility Will Tell You All About the Graphics Card on Your PC

The way we use computers these days requires a lot more graphics capability than it used to. But there’s a quick and easy way to check what kind of graphics memory is on a PC. Use the free lightweight utility from Techpowerup called GPU-Z to reveal all the vital statistics for your GPU. The figure below shows the kind of detail that is given. (Note that because of the kind of system information it accesses you will be asked to grant permission for it to run.)


There is also a tab with statistics from sensors such as the GPU temperature. An example is shown in the next figure.

The utility is a single stand-alone file that needs no installing. It runs on all current Windows systems including Windows 8.
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Sunday, 9 December 2012

How to make your computer speak when you log on


Make your computer speak on startup and amaze your friends,its a very simple trick.....just go through the below article....

1.open Notepad.

2.Paste the bellow code in Notepad.

Dim speaks, speech
speaks="Welcome Back, Username"
Set speech=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
speech.Speak speaks

3.Replace Username with your Name.

4.Click Save As and save as type Welcome.vbs.

5.Copy File Welcome.vbs and paste it at address below.

For Windows 7 :

C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

For Windows-Xp :

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup


*Replace Username with your username and C:\ with your Root Drive

Done Log Off and Log In Amazed? .Now Your computer welcomes you with your name.....


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Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Hide desktop icons to improve Windows startup performance



Long, long time ago in a bedroom not so far away I was booting up my laptop. As my laptop was loading Windows, I couldn't help but notice the desktop icons took a good amount of time to appear. Then a thought hit me: What if I hide the desktop icons -- would that make my boot time faster? After all, with the excellent search box embedded in the Windows 7 Start Menu that will be no more soon, I rarely even used my desktop icons anyway; what could go wrong. So I gave it a try. And, to my pleasant surprise, p-value was < .05 -- the null hypothesis was rejected: My Windows indeed did load faster with no desktop icons present.

How To Turn Off Desktop Icons?

Note: This tip should work on Windows XP, Vista, and Win7. It may work on Win8.
Easy. Right-click on your desktop, go to View, and uncheck Show desktop icons:


 Once Show desktop icons is checked, the icons on your desktop won't show. They aren't deleted -- they just won't show. To reshow the icons, simply recheck Show desktop icons.

I'm not sure what the technical reason behind this is (aside from the whole "there are fewer things to load" explanation) and frankly I don't know. Since that time long ago, I have rarely ever had the icons my desktop showing and am a better person for it.. If you have trouble with slow Windows boot, you may want to do the same.
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Computer crashes have you down? Test your RAM for problems with Memtest86+.

MemTest86+ is a diagnostic program used to detect hardware problems with RAM (memory) modules. Since it can be run from a bootable CD, it is faster, safer, and more accurate at detecting memory problems than similar tools which would be run from within Windows.

To use MemTest86+, you first create a bootable CD/DVD with the program on it. You then boot your computer from this CD/DVD and MemTest86+ will start testing your RAM automatically. If there is a problem with your computer’s memory, MemTest86+ will list the errors on screen. Here is how to go about using MemTest86+:
  1. Click here to download the ISO image from the MemTest86+ website. Be sure to select the file named “Pre-Compiled Bootable ISO (.zip)”.
  2. Save this file to your desktop.
  3. Once the download completes, open the downloaded archive file and extract (drag and drop) the single file contained inside to your desktop. The extracted file should have a “.iso” extension.
  4. Use your favorite CD burning software to burn the ISO image to a CD. Be aware, the ISO file you downloaded is an image of a complete CD. You do not want to just burn the ISO image file to a CD as you would other data files, but instead want to make a CD from the image file. How you do this will vary depending on the program you use, but most will have an option similar to “Burn CD from Image File”.
  5. Once you have a MemTest86+ CD, leave it in your computer’s drive.
  6. Restart your computer.
  7. As soon as your computer begins to restart, you will see the BIOS screen (white text on a black background). You should see an option to access a boot menu (often times you are instructed to press “F12″, “F10″ or “Esc” to access the boot menu).
  8. Press the appropriate key to access the boot menu, then select the CD drive with the MemTest86+ CD in it as the boot drive.
  9. Your screen will turn blue and the MemTest86+ program will start its tests. You can watch the progress in the top right.
  10. Depending on the amount of RAM you have, the tests could take a long time. You can either stay and watch the tests run, or leave your computer and return to it later.
  11. Any errors that are found will be listed in red at the bottom of the MemTest86+ screen. If the test complete without errors, you can eject the CD and restart your computer as normal.

What do the errors mean?
If the MemTest86+ scan reported errors, it means that is a problem with your RAM modules or your computer’s motherboard. You should consult a qualified IT company to further troubleshoot the problem and replace any defective hardware.
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Saturday, 31 March 2012

Angry Birds Space - Free Download


The Famous game Angry Bird Space game is a premium game,but it is quiet hard for those who are not earning money or who don't want to waste their money on buying the Game.But dont worry if you want to play this game but not wanted to use your money on buying this game,then follow the below article....

Angry Bird Space game is totally different from other version of this game.You are taken to the space,where you get the real space experience.Many new birds has been added in this game.


How to Activate Angry Bird Space Full version for Free


  • First go and download Angry Bird Space for Windows from here.
  • Now extract the .rar file.
  • Run the setup and install the game in your PC
  • Don't run the game!
  • Now open the extracted folder and go into the Patch folder.
  • Run the Patch.exe file
  • Now click on the Patch and browse to the place where you had installed your game,by default it is in the program files and choose the Angry bird space.exe file
  • You will see message Patched successfully.
  • Now Go to the extracted folder and open the Serial key.
  • Copy the Serial Code.
  • Now Run the Game and click on Register full version
  • Paste the Serial code and you are done.
  • Enjoy the game.


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Thursday, 29 March 2012

How to make Windows XP Genuine



Windows.Genuine.Advantage.Validation.v1.7.36.0 is a software, which will let you to make your Windows Xp Genuine.
As you see that whenever you visit Microsoft and download Microsoft Antispyware (For Windows Xp) or Mircrosoft Defender (For Windows Xp) it will ask for a validation and stops downloading giving a message that Your Windows Xp is Not genuine.Basically,it happenswhat? When a you ask for a download for Microsoft Defender or Antispyware it runs a check for the serial number which you have entered so as to make it sure that weather your Windows Xp is genuine or not.It checks the serial number if that serial number is not in its database it stops downloading and gives a message that your Windows Xp is not genuine and it is a cracked.Here, I would like to give you a Windows Xp Genuine crack which contains a Serial number which you have to put in a Windows Xp Serial Key Changer. What will happen when you will download the Windows Xp Genuine Crack Serial Key changer and insert a Serial number which is already mentioned below your Windows Xp will become Genuine and that serial key would be found by that Microsoft Robot in its Database and it will surely accept your request and it will let you download all those files which you need.

Steps to make Windows XP genuine :

1. Download Windows.Genuine.Advantage.Validation.v1.7.36.0 by 
    clicking HERE.

2. Extract the contents of .rar file on your hard disk.


3. Run installer.bat.
 
4. Restart your pc.


5. Done. 

Just follow these simple steps and you can make you windows genuine even if it is caught as not genuine.

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Wednesday, 28 March 2012

Speed up your internet Speed by 20%

Microsoft reserves 20% of your available bandwidth for their own purposes like Windows Updates and interrogating your PC etc

You can get it back:
 
Steps to follow :

1. Click Start then Run and type "gpedit.msc" without quotes. This opens the group policy editor.

2. Then go to:
 
--> Local Computer Policy
--> Computer Configuration
--> Administrative Templates
--> Network
--> QOS Packet Scheduler
--> Limit Reservable Bandwidth.
 
3. Double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth.
It will say it is not configured, but the truth is under the 'Explain' tab i.e." By default, the Packet Scheduler limits the system to 20 percent of the bandwidth of a connection, but you can use this setting to override the default."

So the trick is to ENABLE reservable bandwidth, then set it to ZERO. This will allow the system to reserve nothing, rather than the default 20%.It works on Win 2000 as well. 
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Thursday, 16 February 2012

Trick to Copy Files with Super Fast Speed in windows 7, Vista and XP


We all know that our default tool for copying and moving files is too slow . Sometimes if you are moving large files, you just get annoyed by the time it will take. Even it happens that the computer hangs if you are moving multiple files at the same time. And this delay is more annoying when you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7. But there is a solution to get rid of this. There are some awesome third party tools which are much better then the default MS copying tools as they are capable of copying files with a super fast speed.

There are many third-party softwares that can do this job for you. But here we are providing the top copying Managers that are much faster,easy to use,and free of cost.
I have found a lot but I am going to provide you the best ones.


Super Copier 

Super Copier is the Best super fast speed copier I have ever seen. I am currently using this amazing utility. It is very small and a Light-weight Program. It will run in the system tray and does not eats up your much memory and CPU usage. You can even Pause,resume, schedule you copying processes. Super copier helps a lot in increasing your copying speed.
Whenever any error occurs during the copying process, it will show you the actual reason behind the error.
 

TeraCopy
 
TeraCopy is also one of the most used copy manager.  The best part of this utility is that it can resume file transfer even if any error occurs during the copying process. When you install it, it will automatically integrate into your Right click context menu.

These are the top fast copiers.

Some other copiers are as follows:

Copy Handler

Talent Copy

Extreme Copy  

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Wednesday, 8 February 2012

How to break Windows Password


Password security is very important for personal information stored on your Windows computer. To choose a strong password is not so hard, but to make it always a strong password is not that easy. Sometimes it's leaked accidentally when you type it to login to the computer. Therefore, to change the password periodically is the only way to make your password strongest.

No matter you know the originally password or forget it, there is a way for you to change administrator password on Windows.

Part 1. Change Windows password when knowing the original password

 If you know the original password, it's very easy for you to change it just as how you created it before.
Step1. Click on "Start" and choose "Control Panel".
Step2. Click on the "User Accounts and Family Safety" on the top right  side.
Step3. Under the "User Accounts" heading, click on the link of "Change your Windows password".
Step4. Here you are taken to the User Account window. Click on the "Change your password" if you already have one.
Note: If you don't have a password, you also can create one for your Windows here by clicking on the "Create a password for your account".

Part2. Change Windows password without knowing the original password

If you forget the password and can't login to the system, you need to take this way to change your password for Windows.

First, you need to download and install Wondershare LiveBoot bootable CD/USB on your computer, which can assist you to boot your compupter and change the administrator password for your Windows. This program works well on Windows 7, XP and Vista. Download registration info to register and use  Wondershare Liveboot 2012

Download links :
Part 1
Part 2
Registration Info

Step1. Create a bootable CD/DVD or USB drive with the LiveBoot

Install and run the program on your computer, and you'll get the interface as follow. Prepare a blank CD/DVD or USB drive and insert it into the computer, then follow the instructions on the interface, you can create a bootable CD/DVD or USB drive with one click.
If you don't have a burner installed on your computer, you can choose to burn with a USB drive, which doesn't require an extra burner. You can create a bootable USB drive with the LiveBoot directly.


 Step2. Boot your Windows computer

With the well created CD/DVD or USB drive, you can boot your Windows computer and access it successfully. Start the computer and press F12 immediately when the system begins loading, and you'll at a Boot Device Menu. Select the USB CD-ROM Drive and hit on Enter. Then you get the boot menu as follow. Choose "Boot from LiveBoot" and you can enter the locked system.

Step3. Reset and change Windows password

After entering the system, click the "Password & Key Finder" on the LiveBoot program. Then reset the forgotten password as blank by clicking on the "Admin Password Resetter".

 Then, take out the bootable disk or USB drive and restart your computer. You can directly access your computer without being asked for a password, and then back to the Part 1 to create a new password for your computer.
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Saturday, 3 December 2011

How To Resize Your Partitions with EASEUS Partition Manager

If you’ve ever had to resize a partition, or make new partitions, then I completely understand what you most likely went through. Good partition management software for Windows is hard to come by, well the free partition managers anyways. Almost everyone has heard of Partition Magic, but there is a hefty price tag that comes with it.
As it turns out, there is a great application out there just for the Windows home user. It’s called EASEUS Partition Manager, and you should download it today!
In this short tutorial, I’m going to increase the size of the C: drive on my Windows Vista PC.Important Note: Please backup your data before attempting to make changes to the partitions on your computer. There is always the potential for lost data – so take the time to ensure you have a good backup.

As you can see in the image below,  C: drive is about 40 GB, with only 5 GB of free space available.  My D: drive is a second partition on the same physical drive as my C: drive.  Under that you’ll notice I have 10 GB of Unallocated space.  This is space that was never assigned to anything.  I’m going to expand  C: drive to include this space – for a grand total of 50 GB.


The real trick in resizing the first partition on a multi-partition drive is in allocating the space in precisely the right location.  In this example, all of the unallocated free space is at the end of the D: drive, which means I’ll have to move it to the beginning of the D: drive, so that I can eventually add it to C: drive.  First, I’ll select the D: drive and click on the Resize/Move button.  A new window opens up and lets you enter the new settings that you would like to use.


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Sunday, 23 October 2011

Complete Windows Drivers Backup Before Re-installing or Formatting Windows

In computer systems, whatever may be the configuration of the system and whatever may be the version of Windows operating system, we all know that drivers are one of the most important aspects for the system. Drivers are one of the major and key components in Windows systems that allow the operating system and some of the other programs to interact with the hardware. If you are assembling your own computer according to your needs and requirements then you will also need to install many drivers in your machine according to the hardware. Normally, all these hardware parts comes with their own drivers which must be installed. But, what if some day your OS gets corrupt and you need to reinstall it? Then, you will also need look again for all the drivers needed for them.


So, in order to provide a solution for this issue, we recommend you to take a complete backup for all the drivers installed in your system. For this, you can use one small and tiny tool named as Semper Driver Backup. It is basically a nice and it is available as a freeware tool for Windows. It allows you to take a complete backup for all the drivers in Windows and if in future there are any issues with the system then you can easily restore it back using the backup. By using this tool you can see all the installed drivers under Windows in your system.

This smart tool is very useful as it provides an easy-to-use driver backup and re-establishment utility to ensure that if there are any issues with your computer and if window crashes, then you’ll never have to find out these hardware drivers again. If we look into the working of this utility then we may observe that only with a single click it creates a folder on your system which contains every current driver installed on your system. Many systems also contain proprietary drivers that can be hard to track down and thus in that case this utility can prove to be even more useful. Now, once you have created a backup then you can simply reinstall those drivers whenever you need them in future and that with just a single click.
If you want to try out this smart utility then you can simply download it from the below given link. After installing it, you may see that it provides you an interface that allows to backup drivers to and from local systems. This tool starts working by first of all finding the list of all the windows drivers and after that simply backs up these drivers to a separate folder mentioned by the user. 
Download Semper Driver Backup
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Thursday, 20 October 2011

Top Free Screen Recorders to Record Your Screen Activities


These days recording screen activities have become quite a popular way of blogging and doing presentations. The screen recorders act just like the print screen function but the difference is that it continuously records all your on screen activities just like a camcorder or digital camera.
These softwares can also be useful when you want to create screen casts for software usage instructions or a video to report a bug that occurred in a software.
There are many screen recording softwares available for you to record the screen activities, here are few of the best screen recorders that will allow you to create videos and presentation from your activities and which are free to use.

CamStudio Open Source

CamStudio is a open source software that allows you to record your screen activities and create AVI videos out of it, it also includes a built-in SWF producer that allows you to create bandwidth friendly flash videos.
In addition to that CamStudio allows you to add high-quality sound to the video and also create picture-in-picture videos by using your webcam videos.
This is one great software that you should definitely have to record your screen activities and create videos out of it.
Download CamStudio Open Source | Download CamStudio Codec Pack

Free Screen Recorder

Free Screen Recorder is another screen recording software that can be used to capture screen activities into a AVI video file. Free screen recorder records every moment including mouse cursor movements, typing etc.
You can also record voice from the microphone which makes it easier to add your own commentary while the video is being recorded.
Download

Freez Screen Recorder

Freez Screen Recorder allows you to record videos and also pause them. Like all the other softwares you can record any region of the screen or activities in a particular window in addition to recording all the activities of the full screen.
It also supports voice recording from the microphone, videotape or Internet.
Download

AutoScreenRecorder

AutoScreenRecorder allows you to create AVI files by recording screen activities. You can record the mouse pointer, a rectangle area or choose to record activities taking place in a application window. You can also choose to record the full screen for activities.
You can also choose to buy a full fledged version of AutoScreenRecorder which adds in more features to the software like generating flash video files and recording voice and sound in the video.
Download

Summarizing

If you are looking for softwares to create demo videos and presentations or even plan to start video blogging, these tools are quite handy. Not only are they completely free to use but also add more utility to your computer life.
If you think there are better options please do share it with other readers using the comments form. I am definitely looking to try out more alternatives.
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Sunday, 2 October 2011

How to create folder ''con''

Try to create a folder in Windows with either of these names--
"con" or "nul" or "Aux" or "Lpt1".Windows will not let u create ....

Reason: all this correspond to some of the famous ports
>con corresponds to the console
>Lpt1 corresponds to printer and so on....

HOWEVER I FOUND A TRICK TO CREAT FOLDER "CON"
Here is a simple method..........
Rename folder from the right click option........
Now press alt and press 255...
press 255 frm the right sideof the key bords i.e., num pad....
where only numbers r given.....
now write con and then press enter!!
you ll see a con folder in ur pc and also you can delete it easily
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011

Identify Your Computer Ports

Any self-respecting geek should know these, they do come in handy from time to time:


  • Serial Port: A serial communication physical interface through which information transfers in or out one bit at a time
  • PS/2 Connector: Is used for connecting some keyboards and mice to a PC compatible computer system. Its name comes from the IBM Personal System/2 series of personal computers
  • Parallel Port: Sends several data signals simultaneously over several parallel channels (as opposed to the Serial Port)
  • Games Port: The traditional connector for video game input devices on x86-based PCs
  • All these ports have been replaced by USB

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Friday, 23 September 2011

BIOS - Basic Input Output System

Introduction

The BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) is the lowest level of software in the PC. It is located on a separate chip on the motherboard and is the first thing that is loaded when we turn the computer on.
The BIOS starts by testing each component to make sure everything is operating as it should and that the computer has everything it needs to load the OS. This starting test is called the Power On Self Test, or POST. If any errors are detected during POST, the BIOS will report them either through a series of beeps or by displaying the error on the screen.
usually when we talk about the BIOS we are really talking about the BIOS setup, and the interface that is used to adjust these settings. The BIOS settings are like to core values of the PC and they are used to dictate how the computer will operate at a fundamental level.
To access the BIOS setup, you must press a particular key during the POST, usually this is the 'DELETE' key or the 'F2' key, depending on your motherboard.
As complicated as all this may sounds, in reality we don't have to do much in the BIOS setup, almost all of the default values are fine. There are a few we need to check and may need to be adjusted before we install our OS, but after that we will rarely or never need to come back to the BIOS (unless you intend to overclock that is).
Below are descriptions of which setting to check within each of the menus.

Explanations

Standard CMOS

Inside the standard CMOS menu, you will find the time and date settings, so ensure that these are correct for your time zone. You will also see a list of connected IDE drives and an option to set your floppy disk drive. Unless you are installing windows XP on a SATA drive then you probably do not have any use for a floppy drive and can set this to 'none'. 

The 'standard CMOS' is where you can set the Time/date and enable floppy disk drive.

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Make Sense of Your Router and Local Network Settings

Quick, define the following: Default gateway, MAC address, and subnet mask. Didn't get all three right? That's OK. Even for seasoned vets who can build a PC blindfolded, networking often ends up being their Achilles Heel, the one area that manages to perplex and frustrate computer users of all skill levels. Blame it on the quirky terminology (Hint: a MAC address has nothing to do with Apple) or a fear of the unknown, but whatever the reason, today is the day you take that first step towards becoming a networking guru.

If you're brand new to networking, considering this your crash course introduction, and if local and wireless LANs are old hat, treat this as a refresher. Let's get started!

Router 101
Routers come in all shapes and sizes, and whether you spend $50 on a basic model or $200+ on a feature-packed unit, they all serve the same basic purpose: direct traffic on your home network. Oversimplified, a router allows PCs on your local network to communicate with each other, as well share an Internet connection with all the computers in your home. To understand how this works, we need to go over the difference between an IP address and a Local IP address: 
  • IP Address: In geek speak, this is the logical address for a network adapter. Not unlike your home's physical address, an IP address is a unique identifying number assigned to every device connected to the Internet.
  • Local IP Address: You can think of a local IP address as an apartment number. While the apartment complex has a single physical address (the IP address, in this example), each individual residence has its own apartment number, and the same concept applies to home networks. Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) assigned your location a specific IP address, and if you intend to share that connection with more than one device in your home network -- like multiple PCs, your Xbox 360, and your iPad --  your router will assign each one its own local IP address. These aren't visible to the outside world - as far as the Internet and your ISP are concerned, all data flows through a single IP address no matter which of your home PCs, consoles, or other Internet-connected device is surfing the web. Once that information comes in, it's up to your router to direct the traffic to the appropriate device on your network.
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Monday, 1 August 2011

How to make a boot-able USB

Making a bootable USB to boot your pc on is no more a big deal. In my post i'll teach you how to make bootable Win7 USB.

Requirements:
  • Your motherboard must have the option to boot on usb. Check it out in BIOS settings.
  • You must have a 4GB Kingston/Hp pendrive. Personally i prefer Hp pendrives for they offer much faster speed. (2GB pendrive for win XP is enough)
  • Software named PowerISO. Download it by clicking HERE.
Procedure:
  1. Run PowerISO from the start menu or from the shortcut created on your desktop.

    2. From the menu bar go to click on File and then Open.
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Friday, 29 July 2011

HOW TO CONTROL A REMOTE COMPUTER USING INTERNET

 Here in this post I would like to tell you about controlling a remote computer using your Internet connection.This is a simple tip by the help of this you can control your friends or others computer with his permission.

This may be helpful for many cases.In my case one of my friend said about his problem and said to solve it.I asked him about his problem,but he was unable to give me the real problem definition.Without knowing the problem how can I suggest a solution for him.So I find out this new tool for the remote control of system.By the help of this software I fixed his problem.

The software that helped me to control the remote computer is Team viewer and it will work with the help of Internet connection.To use this software both the computers should have a
  • Team Viewer installed and
  • A Internet connection
If you are satisfied with the above two points,then you can access your friends system remotely.By the help of Team Viewer you can also transfer file from your computer disk to friends computer disk.

  • Once it is opened you will see similar to the above screen shot
  • Now you have to tell your partner to do the same and get his user id and put it in the partner id field.
  • Select your connection option and hit Connect to partner button
  • It will ask you a password get your partner password and fill it .It will connect you to your partner.
You can off the Team viewer or change password by right clicking on the password box to avoid connecting your partner again.Once it is offed and its password will reset to new one.

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Friday, 22 July 2011

How to Change Programs at Windows Startup



One of the main reasons why your Windows takes so long to boot when you switch it is due to the number of programs that run at system startup and this is the place for you to identify and disable them. In Windows operating systems, certain Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) programs are initiated during startup. Often, users will need to modify the startup process to stop the loading of some TSR programs. A Windows utility program, the System Configuration Utility (msconfig), is provided with each operating system installation. This utility will enable the user to modify the Windows startup process and the programs initiated during this process.

   
Steps to change programs at windows startup

• Click the "Start" button on the Windows desktop.

• Select the "Run" option.


• Type "msconfig" into the Run input box.


• Click "OK." A window with five tabs will appear.


• Click the "Startup" tab. A list of programs with checkboxes will appear.


• Uncheck each unneeded startup program. By using the msconfig utility, changes made to the startup process may be easily reversed.


• Reboot the computer. Windows will now start only the TSR programs specified with the configuration utility.
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Friday, 8 July 2011

Learn how to install win XP (Step by Step Tutorial)

Most users use Win XP in their daily life but they don't know how to install this operating system. If their system crashes for some problems then the only way left for them is to consult a computer technician for the re installation of Windows.

Installing Win XP is not at all a big deal. In my tutorial i'll guide you step by step in installing Win XP own ur own. Lets start now.......


Step 1 : Prepare The Boot Sequence

Insert the windows XP cd in your cdrom and than go to the BIOS by hitting “DEL” or “F12″ when your system in powering on. Go to Boot order and make sure cdrom is on the first place.
Save settings and restart your computer.
Once you have successfully booted from the CD, you will see the Windows XP “Welcome to Setup” screen. Press ENTER to begin the setup process.
















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