Category: Tips
If for some reason you need to have multiple instances of the Registry Editor open in Windows, how would you do it ? If you try opening more than one instance of the registry editor by using ‘regedit’ more than …more >>>
IE is a powerful web browsing environment, and with a few simple power-ups, it’s even better. You can add functionality to IE 6 and 7 with these tiny tools that take up almost no disk space, and won’t slow down …more >>>
To launch your favorite screensaver in a click, you can create its shortcut on your desktop. You can search for the screensavers in the System32 folder by typing *.scr in the search bar. Right click on your desktop. Select New …more >>>
If you find that your Windows operating system forgets or does not remember the Folder View settings, you can try this registry modification: The usual way to reset a Folder Type View Settings is as follows: Open Explorer > Folder …more >>>
Windows 7 & Vista Memory Management is excellent, in my opinion ! However, there is a way recommended on the net, whereby you can create a shortcut on your desktop to reduce resource usage and / or remove idle processes. …more >>>
At times you may need to lock your Windows computer quickly. You may create a shortcut on your desktop for locking down and securing your computer. To do so: Rt-click on desktop > New > Shortcut In Location box, type …more >>>
If you find that the New command is missing in your Windows Explorer rt click context menu, here is what you need to do: Open Regedit. Verify that the registry key listed below HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\New\ (Default) has the value listed below …more >>>
In Windows Vista, a copy of the Flip 3D icon is present in each user profile, and also in the Default user profile. Follow these steps to restore the icon to your user account: Click Start, type the following and …more >>>
This article will tell you how to disable Flip 3D in Windows Vista. Vista Ultimate, Business or Enterprise users can do it through Group Policy. But editing the registry works for all. Open Regedit and navigate to key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DWM If …more >>>
While working, if you have several windows open, and if for some reason you’d like to have your two of you taskbar buttons, which are situated away from each other, next to each other, you can use any one of …more >>>
