Archive for the ‘Operating Systems’ Category
Added by SAWJ in Tips And Tricks - Windows XP on 18 November, 2009
There is a simple way to hide a folder in Windows XP by editing it’s Properties and selecting ‘Hidden’. But the folder is visible when the View Hidden Files option is turned on. In this post, I’ll tell you how to hide your folders even with the option...
Added by SAWJ in Hacktools - Windows XP on 13 November, 2009
This is a Windows XP hack. Be careful or it’ll make you feel really suicidal.
Using the content of this post, you can easily change the password of any user account on your XP installation. No need to know previous passwords. You need an admin account for this, limited...
Added by SAWJ in Framework/Library/API - Windows 7 - Windows Vista on 03 November, 2009
After the immense success and popularity of the latest Windows Operating System, Windows 7, Microsoft is working on bringing it’s predecessor, Windows Vista, on par with it. It has recently released DirectX 11 for Vista, so users (mostly gamers) do not have to upgrade...
Added by SAWJ in News - Operating Systems on 28 October, 2009
The official beta version of Chrome OS is available for download from a Google based site. The version is 0.4.223 beta.
FEATURES:
Some of the features (also mentioned on the official website) are as follows:
Added by Tyler Tadlog in News - Operating Systems on 01 June, 2009
I recently received Service Pack 2 in the mail this morning, shaking my head at why I don’t use Ubuntu, but nonetheless downloading the 343.9 MB package. I don’t understand why us Windows users have to download enormous files that have a couple of bug fixes....
Added by Tyler Tadlog in Operating Systems on 31 May, 2009
The Linux distro Fedora is about to get upgraded. This time to version 11, codenamed Leonidas. I like to use Fedora, and I dual-boot with it on a laptop, along with Ubuntu. Looking at the release notes, a handful of features are going to released, including KDE 4.2.2, improved...
Added by Tyler Tadlog in Operating Systems on 26 April, 2009
Vista boots slowly. Everyone knows that. But not everyone knows there is an easy way to speed it up if you have a multiple core processor. I’ll show you how in this blog post.
You will need Administrative Access.
First, click on the Start orb, search for ‘run’...
Added by SAWJ in Operating Systems on 22 April, 2009
It happens many times that one is in the middle of installing an Operating System which already has an OS installed and something goes wrong. The installation gets aborted but when the PC is started again, you get an option for the aborted OS in the Boot Menu too.
So how...
Added by Tyler Tadlog in Operating Systems on 21 April, 2009
Hi! Today I am going to give away free ( ) tips on freeing up disk space on Windows Vista!
What you need:
Mouse, Keyboard, Computer, Windows Vista, Internet and Administrator access.
Step 1
Crap Cleaner (nice people abbreviate it as CCleaner, but I’m not nice,...