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Friday, 12 April 2013

Fix 25 Common Windows xp Problems Caused by Malicious Activities [Freeware]

Posted on 10:34 by Unknown
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Hai Guys here is a tool which allows you to fix 25 common windows xp problems which are mostly caused by Virus activities on your pc.
This includes, problems with your task manager, registry editor, Opening of My Document at windows startup, etc.. which are all caused by viruses or malicious software installed on your PC.

This is a must have tool, which will help you one or another day, if you are using Windows XP.

Here is a list of problems that can be fixed by using this software:
  1. Enable Task Manager.
  2. Enable Registry Editor.
  3. Stop My Documents Open At Startup.
  4. Enable folder options.
  5. Restore missing run dialog.
  6. Enable CMD.
  7. Restore My Computer Properties.
  8. Restore Device Manager.
  9. Fix delay opening My Computer/Explorer.
  10. Restore Greyed Explorer and Taskbar Toolbars.
  11. Restore My Documents Properties.
  12. Remove OEM Splash and Wallpaper.
  13. Restore My Network Places to Desktop.
  14. Enable Recovery Console.
  15. Restore Greyed File Associations.
  16. Fix Right click error.
  17. Fix Slow Network - File/Shared/Remote.
  18. Restore Network Icon to system tray.
  19. Fix slow hotkeys.
  20. CD/DVD drive is missing or not recognized.
  21. Fix CD Autoplay.
  22. Restore "Send To" context Menu Item.
  23. Restore the Native zip file integration.
  24. Fix Error 1606 Could not Access Network Location.
  25. Error when trying to access Add or Remove programs.

Version: 2.0.1.0
Size: 524.51KB
Supports: Windows XP
License: Freeware [?]

Please Leave a Comment if you find problems with the download link! :)
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Wednesday, 10 April 2013

How Control Your Monitor Through Keyboard? [Freeware]

Posted on 08:50 by Unknown

Hai Guys, I found a software named Monitor Off Utility, Using this software you can tell your monitor to go to energy saving mode with click on your keyboard, and set timer to turn off your monitor.

Using this software You can set custom keyboard shortcut or setup a shortcut on your desktop, through which you can turn off your monitor or make the screensaver to appear.

This utility supports multiple monitors and is very flexible. It even allows you to use a command line 
interface if you want to incorporate the utility into your own scripts.

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How to use:
  1. On opening the software your will see a screen as in the above screenshot.
  2. In that screen set the time limit after which you would like your monitor to get turned off.
  3. Then click the Setup Hotkey button in the Turn off monitor: section.
  4. Then click the Enable hotkey to turn off monitor(s).
  5. And set the keyboard shortcut you would like to use, Upon pressing which you would like the timer to turn off your monitor to get turned on.
  6. Click the Set button.
  7. Now minimize the program to send it to system tray.
  8. Then check what you have done by pressing the shortcut you set to it on Step5. A timer as you see in the below screenshot will popup and begins the countdoun you set on Step2.

Your monitor can be turned back on by shaking your mouse.
That's it! :)

Version: 1.0
Size: 366KB
Supports: Windows 98/2000/ME/XP/Vista/7
License: Freeware [?]

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Monday, 8 April 2013

Make Your Keyboard Play Music When you Type [Freeware]

Posted on 08:51 by Unknown

Hai guys, Here is an intresting way to get rid of loneliness while working on your PC. Now you can make your keyboard to play music while typing on word or others by using a simple tool named "Key Music". This software is 100% a freeware.

How to use:
  1. Just after installing open the software.
  2. Set the Device, Instrument, Volume and Tone, as per your wish.
  3. Then Select the Minimize to tray option or simply Minimize it.
  4. Now your keyboard will play music whenever you type, based on the selected items in the Step2.

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Key Features:
  • Lets Keyboard Playing Music When Typing.
  • Adjustable Music Effect.
  • 100% FREE.
  • Very Easy to Use.
  • Saves Settings Automatically.

Important:
        Read every steps while installing this software, because clicking Next Next Next without looking on the installation screen will result in the download & installation of additional softwares that are not necessary. I used to do this once and added many useless software while installing freewares.


Version: 1.02
Supports: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7 or higher.
Size: 406 KB
License: Freeware [?]

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Saturday, 6 April 2013

Download GMail Drive To Use Gmail As a Storage Medium [Freeware]

Posted on 23:23 by Unknown
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Hai Guys, here is an amazing software to use the space (About 10GB) available on your Gmail account for storing your files and folders online. This tool creates a new drive on your "My Computer". You can use this drive to save the files and folders on your system to your email account and retrieve it at anytime.

This software will be very useful for storing your valuable information online, which cannot be retrieved if your computer crashes suddenly.

How To Use:
  1. Just download the software from the below link.
  2. After installing the software, Go to "My Computer".
  3. You will find a new drive named "Gmail Drive". Just open it.
  4. You will be asked to Enter your e-mail ID and Password. Enter them and press OK.
  5. Then a new window opens. Use this place to store your files and folders to your Gmail Account.
  6. Whenever you paste a file into this drive, It will be uploaded to your gmail account. And whenever you copy a file from the drive to your PC it will be downloaded to your system.
  7. Whenever you upload a file using this tool, You will receive a e-mail with your file in it as an attachment. Until and Unless this email is present on your inbox, you will find those files on that Drive on your "My Computer".


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Version: 1.0.19
Supports: Windows (All)
Size: 374KB
License: Freeware [?]

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Friday, 5 April 2013

Top Android Apps For CEO's

Posted on 08:55 by Unknown
CEO's are busy people. They are often on-the-go with hardly a chance to keep track of their schedule, expenses or sit down and answer an email. The right combination of Android apps, however, can make the life of a CEO much easier.

If you're so busy you can hardly keep track of your life, check out these top Android apps for CEO's:

The Business Calendar App:

The name of this app says it all. The Business Calendar app is perfect for every CEO who can't keep their schedule straight.

This app will let you manage multiple daily agendas all at once from one home screen. You can search for specific events within the agenda, add recurring events to you calendar and add a variety of colors to different events to keep your schedule more organized.

The best part about the Business Calendar app is that it automatically syncs with your Calendar in Google Docs, allowing you to change your agenda even while you sit at your desk.

The Assistant App:

The Assistant app is like having a personal assistant with you at all times, but without the high salary and nagging voice.

The Assistant works with simple voice commands. The app will help you find nearby restaurants, coffee shops and other points of interest, and it can help set a daily agenda and will allow you to add items whenever you want.

This app is perfect for CEO's who need to stay organized but want to have fun while doing it.

The Executive Assistant:

If you're one for forgetting to check your emails or text messages, the Executive Assistant is the perfect solution to your problems.

This unique Android app automatically updates you on events that happen within your smartphone. The app will let you know when you've received a text message, a new email or missed a call. You can even reply to emails and text messages straight from the app's home screen.

Once you've downloaded The Executive Assistant, you will never miss an important text or email again.

Astrid Task:

Astrid Task isn't no ordinary task and tracking app. This unique Android application allows you to create task groups, record different activities that must be completed within a certain time frame and delegate work to your employees. All you have to do is add employees to your group and begin sending them assignments. Once the task has been completed, you will be notified instantly.

Astrid Task will make sure that your employees receive their assignments in a timely matter, leaving them with little room for excuses as to why they didn't complete them.

How to get the above Apps:
A simple search on google with the app name followed by "for Android mobile" will lead you to the download page! :)
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Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Latest Rumors on the “Facebook Phone” – Features and HTC Repercussions!

Posted on 23:37 by Unknown


Heard it right? “Facebook phone” may be coming soon! Android Police, a techie blog, reports of a system dump of the software to be featured on the intended smartphone. There are likely rumors that the phone will be announced on Thursday, April 4th at the social networking giant’s Menlo Park, CA campus. The leaked photos show the purported version of Facebook’s operating system.


The “Facebook Phone” is rumored to be on an HTC handset running a special version of Android designed specifically with Facebook in mind. The traditional Android homescreen is replaced with a custom Facebook application called “Facebook Home”. This app runs on top of HTC’s Sense 4.5 skin and Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2.

What are the features?

Screenshots reveal of a normal-looking Android user interface. But many of its features are not yet usable as its only pre-release build that works for only Facebook employee accounts. The above tech team was able to go into the build.prop file, which lists the specifications that the software works with. This particular build is meant for HTC-made device with the model name “Myst_UL”. This model is available on the AT&T network with 1GB RAM.

The “Myst” also features a 4.3-inch display with a 720p resolution and a 1.5GHz MSM 8960 processor. It's the same SoC featured in phones like the Samsung Galaxy S III and BlackBerry Z10, giving the “Facebook phone” a bit of a mid-range feel.

What can be the repercussions for HTC?

Till now smartphone manufacturer is “quietly brilliant”. Now it wants to attract more customers from the likes of Apple and Samsung by being the manufacturer of the so-called “Facebook phone”. But that will only be profitable to HTC if anybody likes this phone. What if, nobody wants to buy a phone that is tightly integrated with Facebook skin? HTC might have spent a lot of money on a project that may not see actual gains!

What kind of Apps?

If really the phone comes out and makes a big-bang like other smartphones, what kind of apps will be there? Are those going to be Native apps or Mobile Web Apps ? For many years, Facebook founder & CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has defended the Mobile Web’s ability to deliver a consistent user experience across multiple devices with a single development effort. But just like his earlier claims on “Facebook phone” he had to retract on the app developing platform.


According to ReadWrite, 
"Facebook released a completely rebuilt version of its iOS app for iPhone and iPad today, changing a fundamental aspect of the company's mobile strategy. Gone is the Web-centric, HTML5 approach. In its place, Facebook has rebuilt the iOS app using Apple’s native framework. The result? A more streamlined, faster app for the iPhone and iPad."

Conclusion:

The success of Facebook Home will come down to whether it really adds value to the existing Facebook apps on Android. If not, few will buy the HTC Facebook phone and only the hard-core fans of Facebook will install the homescreen replacement. Also OEMs will not invest in deeper Facebook functionality.
But if success does happen, we can see a 7th sense for our social lives. This can be possible by seeing what happens on our friends lives on our Facebook phone homescreens. Facebook can leverage more money and can gain even more control of the ever-more popular mobile experience.




Author Bio:
Palla Ramarao is a Microsoft enthusiast and writes about latest trendy Windows articles on his blog. He is interested in writing about Windows products like Windows 8, Office 2013, Outlook.com, Surface tablet and Tech Tips. He is a Civil Engineer, Software Engineer and Blogger by part-time.  His other interests are social networking, making online friends and participate in blogging discussions.
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Why To Password-Protect Your USB Flash Drive?

Posted on 06:45 by Unknown
Regardless of what type of data you save on portable drives, it’s essential that you password-protect your portable data storage devices. Furthermore, it's a fact that security software developed by third parties is more reliable than software developed by manufacturers.

Portable drives such as USB flash drives have allowed people to enjoy a wide array of flexibility in terms of transporting data from one medium to another. These devices are capable of storing several gigabytes of data within a small device. With the introduction of portable hard-drives and flash drives, organizations also enjoyed a greater boost in workplace productivity.

Before these devices were introduced, users had to make use of CDs and DVDs by burning data on them, which not only had space limitations, but was also time consuming. Before that, floppy disks were the standard means of transferring data between mediums. Consequently, it’s not hard to see how the growing demand for data has given birth to portable storage devices. In the near future, it’s predicted that our data needs will be in the range of terabytes; consequently, a few manufacturers have already developed a flash drive which can store one terabyte of data.

However, as with all things in the world, there are pros and cons behind every entity. Thus, a flash drive’s portability is its biggest advantage as well as its disadvantage. That’s because data stored on such devices can be easily accessed by anyone if one ends losing their device.

Dejectedly, people almost always tend to disregard the safety of their identities by saving sensitive data on their devices. Documents such as resumes, tax-returns and e-statements are the perfect means for an identity thief to quickly utilize such information in order to effortlessly steal your identity. There’s no doubt that in today’s world, data is good as gold. Therefore, it’s no wonder why e-crime has risen to levels which have prompted several federal and state law enactments -- in order to curb and enforce this type of crime.  Sadly, people are still ignorant of their personal data’s actual worth. Once stolen, e-crooks can virtually rob you of your financial assets as well as steal your identity.

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Nonetheless, manufacturers of portable drives have realized that data theft through portable drives is a real problem facing millions of users worldwide. As a result, newer portable drives are already integrating their devices with encryption software, in order to deter unauthorized access of personal data. However, these devices can be three to four times more costly to purchase than a traditional flash drive, and most people don’t have the budget to purchase a device with such capability.

Thankfully, third-party data protection software has already been developed to password protect USB drives for devices that do not have built in data security features. What’s more, such software is considered more reliable and impossible to crack compared to data security software integrated by the manufacturers of a particular device. Third-party data fortification software usually downloads off the internet and can be installed directed onto any flash drive or portable hard-drive. Such software usually has a small footprint and requires only a few kilobytes of space, yet provides unbreakable password-protection on virtually all portable mediums, including Sony memory sticks, compact flash cards, and other similar devices.

You can use the following 4 Freeware softwares to password protect your USB Flash drive:
  • Rohos Mini Drive.
  • USB Safeguard.
  • DiskCryptor.
  • True Crypt.



Author Bio:
Cara W Morris is Marketing Manager at New Softwares.net, An Information Security company that specializes in developing award winning data security software which can password protect USB.
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