If you are using a slow computer you might have experienced that “My Computer” folder opens a little slow compared to other folders. This can be overcome to a great extent by following this process.
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Desktop Media is a tiny freeware which automatically adds drive (fixed as well as removable) icons to your desktop.
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Desktop Topmost allows you to instantly access your desktop by floating your desktop on top of other windows.
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With so many new phones coming out in market every single day, I’m sure most of us are confused with which phone to go for. LiveAndroid gives you a chance to try out Android OS even before buying any Android based phone. LiveAndroid, a LiveCD for Android running on x86 platforms.
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Prey is a free open source software which can help you recover stolen laptops. Prey automatically e-mails a wide range of information including the picture of the thief from a stolen laptop.
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What if you could arrange all your open windows in whatever way you want and look at all of them simultaneously? Now you can do this with a freeware called WinSplit-Revolution.
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All the high-end processors of Intel came with Virtualization support but Intel never really equipped there lower end processors with virtualization whereas AMD on the other hand had added virtualization support to most of their processors in their line-up. Virtualization allows a user to run an operating system from within an operating system. Processors that supported Virtualization at hardware level provide better performance when/if a user runs an virtualized Operating system. Most of the users did not care for Virtualization since not many people require it and since the lower end Intel Chips were terrific overclocker, most of the people used to grab Intel’s lower end CPU’s, but all this is going to change with Windows 7.
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I recently wrote an article on how To Enable / Disable USB Removable Mass Storage Device Pen Drive Access in Windows. In the article, I pointed the registry changes that need to go, in order for you to be able to enable or disable a pen drive / removable mass storage device.
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In a startling revelation that took the Microsoft employees by surprise, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that Microsoft would be making the source code of all Operating systems they manufacture open source. This announcement was certainly not expected from a company whose engineers working on the code themselves didn’t have full access to it.
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Microsoft periodically releases new patches for bugs and vulnerabilities every Tuesday, however they also release something called as Service packs which offer a cumulative update for your computer. If you are a Windows Vista user, you can download the latest service pack, Windows Vista SP2 which is now publicly available to users. The new build [...]
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With every release of Windows there have been several changes to the control panel, where Microsoft has tried to group tasks and make navigation easier, however many users find it hard to use the new control panel options and prefer using the default control panel. If you want to make it a bit more easier [...]
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Sometime back we had posted some leaked screenshots of Windows 7, but Microsoft has finally displayed the latest operating system offering at PDC and there are some confirmed Windows 7 screenshots that show you how the latest operating system will look like. Here are some of the screenshots for Windows 7. Windows 7 Desktop
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Windows command prompt provides users with several commands to copy, move and delete files and the commands are quite faster than the regular GUI. Well that said deleting files from the command prompt can be quite dangerous since it skips the recycle bin altogether and works like the Shift + Delete option while using the [...]
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The Windows Desktop is used widely by users to store shortcut icons for their favorite applications, downloaded files, important notes and so on. The desktop can be easily accessed by using the hotkey’s Windows + D or Windows + M but in process of using these keys you may have to minimize any current applications [...]
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Every application you use may at one point or another crash or cease running, in most of the cases the applications show you error messages in a alert using which you can Google or contact the support staff of the application. For many years we have painfully typed each of the word in the error [...]
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