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How do You work with your files?

Yet another chapter in our so called “operating system book of questions”, regards your every day file management. From what can be seen, most of the operating systems nowadays come with some sort of basic file manager that displays your files as a big colorful salad of icons immune to configuration attempts, usually organized in 2 panes - the tree view and...

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by Alex at June 12th, 2010 at 07:06 am
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Soluto, the anti-frustration software

A new piece of software was recently launched as beta for the masses. It goes by a simple name - Soluto. According to the designers, Soluto’s goal is to end the frustrations that PC users come across daily. The novelty of the product is something related to the cloud computing technology we recently started seeing implemented in anti-virus software such as Prevx...

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by Alex at June 7th, 2010 at 07:06 am
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How can you remove the last virus for messengers

So recently I’ve been hearing about a new virus that causes trouble when trying to hold a normal Yahoo Messenger Msn conversation. The virus sends unwanted messages and posts links to a fake photo gallery. Those who fall for it and click get infected as well. What it is and what it does Underneath the link that leads you into clicking it lies an executable file....

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by admin at May 5th, 2010 at 03:05 pm
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Defragmenting software to choose from

As most Windows users know, one of the factors contributing to slow performance, errors and eventually data loss, is data fragmentation. Typically Windows operating system uses either FAT or NTFS file systems to organize data on the physical hard disks, usually attempting to write that data in a linear fashion. Inevitably, after a compact block of data has been written,...

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by Alex at May 1st, 2010 at 06:05 pm
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Windows easy maintenance and usage guide

Ever since the dawn of Microsoft’s Windows Operating System, users have been struggling with security, maintenance, performance, and even daily usage issues. Besides Microsoft’s own vulnerabilities and flaws, the average user can be more or less clueless as to the nature of every single “argument” one has with one’s computing system. After many struggles,...

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by Alex at April 20th, 2010 at 06:04 pm
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How to troubleshoot Windows booting issues

As any experienced computer user would tell you, any version of Windows is very likely to create problems that are both uncalled for and unpleasant to deal with, especially when the issue at hand is not a usual one caused by viruses or trojan horses bypassing the firewall. Despite limiting the software installed, a time will come when the operating system seems to take...

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by Raul at February 8th, 2010 at 03:02 pm
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How to: Get multi-touch on Nexus One

After a big disappointment at the CES when Nexus One was launched, lacking the multi-touch support we have all been waiting for, we have the pleasure to inform you that Nexus supports multi-touch out of the box, but the manufacturer just did not enable it yet. This means in order to get multi-touch for your native browser or any of your native applications, modifications...

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by IULY at January 24th, 2010 at 04:01 am
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How to: Customize the “New” submenu of Windows Explorer

There are many times, I am sure, when you wished that a certain menu in Windows had an extra entry for you to access a file or function you frequently use or maybe have less items, and display only what you really need. ShellMenuNew is a little utility that displays the list of all menu items in the ‘New’ submenu of Windows Explorer. It allows you to effortlessly...

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by IULY at January 24th, 2010 at 03:01 am
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How to encrypt files in Windows 7

Be it for protecting personal documents or company secrets, once in a while one simply needs to either hide or restrict access to several files or folders. Fortunately, Windows 7 allows for the encryption process to be done with in only a couple of steps, as following: 1. First, find the file / folder you need to protect from others’ sight. In this case, we used...

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by Raul at January 13th, 2010 at 02:01 pm
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How to use your USB stick as RAM

Windows has two options for the memory requrement of the computer. 1.Physical Memory(RAM) 2.Page File(A virtual memory file,stored on hard disk). The page file is used by Windows to cater the needs of various applications when the physical memory is fully used up. Microsoft recently introduced a new technology called ReadyBoost.With the help of this technology one can...

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by admin at January 12th, 2010 at 02:01 pm