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Vista Vertual Memory Creat

2012-04-08T05:38:00.002-07:00

Vista virtual memory create is a best way to give your

PC a extra speed in any time.

Lets see how to configure.Please follow my step as usual....

1.My Computer (desktop Icon) Right click on mouse.

2.Properties

3.System Windows select the Advanced system settings.

4.System Properties.

5.Advanced

6.Performance

7.Settings

8.Performance Options

9.Advanced (tab)

10.Virtual Memory

11.Change For your Defolt windows Vista setting

you have to Change the original Pageing files size.

12.Automatically managed paging file size for all drives.

Making a Password Reset Disk

2012-04-03T21:47:00.001-07:00

How to Make a Password Reset Disk:

A password reset disk can be created in Windows to reset the account password. This disk is the only way to reset the administrator account password without re-installing.....

Windows on your computer. The password reset disk can also be used to reset the password of any other Windows account type. This disk is created as a preventive measure in case your password is lost.

Instructions

Start your computer and log in to your Windows account. Click the "Start" button containing an image of the Windows logo on the left side of your task bar. Click "Control Panel" when the "Start" menu opens on your screen.

Click the icon that is labeled "User Accounts" in the window that opens. If there is no "User Accounts" option, click "User Accounts and Family Safety," and click the "User Accounts" button on the screen that opens.

3 Load a blank CD into your computer's CD or DVD drive. This can be a CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R or DVD-RW disk. Close any prompt that opens asking you what you would like to do with the blank CD.

4 Click the "Create a password reset disk" link on the left side of the "User Accounts" window. Click the "Next" button in the window that pops up to begin creating the CD. Windows will create the password reset disk and notify you once the process has completed.

How to Open a Computer Without a Password Re- Disk

2012-04-03T21:36:00.000-07:00

How to Unlock a Computer Without a Password Reset Disk

A locked computer can result in dead-end frustration, potentially costing hundreds of dollars in repair bills. Unlock your computer without the aid of a password-reset disk by accessing the default Administrator account from Safe Mode and unlocking your computer via console commands. This can generally be done in minutes.

Save Your Mobile Battery Life

2012-04-03T06:47:00.000-07:00

Dim your screen to significantly improve your battery’s life. Your phone’s screen is the largest power draw on the device, and the brighter it is, the more power it draws. Dim it as much as you feel comfortable with. The phone’s automatic brightness setting, which dims the screen in low-light conditions, isn’t as effective as reducing the brightness manually. Read more...

Set a short screen timeout interval to black out the screen
when you’re not using it. If the timeout is very short, you may have to
periodically touch the screen to keep it from timing out while you read
content. However, if you mostly use the phone for short tasks like checking
email or sending SMS messages -- battery-consuming tasks when you do them
frequently -- you'll see significant battery savings when you have a shorter
timeout interval.

Reduce the frequency of application updates and syncs. For example, set your social-media applications to update manually instead of automatically, so they aren’t constantly running in the background, or while you’re not using your phone at all. Apple's iCloud also syncs frequently, and you should turn it off when you don't need it.

Eliminate unnecessary widgets and animations. On many
phones, the bells and whistles on the home screen may use significant resources,
especially if they’re updating news or weather frequently, or using animations
where a static image would suffice.

Disable Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS when you don’t use them.
Each receiver or transmitter on your phone uses juice even when it isn’t
connecting, and both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi periodically search for devices in the
background, using up even more battery charge. Some smartphones include a
widget that allows you to enable or disable these antennas when they’re not
needed. When you’re in an area without 3G or 4G service, consider disabling
them as well, to spare your phone the batter-hungry effort of searching for
service that isn't there.

Use the Battery Saver or Power Saver mode if your phone’s
operating system has one. These features help you to control the functions that
sap your battery’s power, including background apps, widgets, animations and
screen brightness. Third-party apps like JuiceDefender or Battery Saver for
Android may help you conserve even more power.

If your phone uses an Organic Light Emitting Diode screen,
use a dark-colored wallpaper as your phone's background. OLED pixels light up
individually, so keeping most pixels as dark as possible results in power
savings. Unfortunately, this method won't work with LCD screens, which use a
backlight that remains at a constant level.

How to Format a Nokia 6600 Cell Phone

2012-04-02T02:02:00.000-07:00

Nokia 6000

Nokia 6000 that never fails starts acting strange, it may need to be reformatted. Consider following the methods below if the Nokia 6600 only shows a blank screen, keeps showing error messages or displays other uncharacteristic behavior.

Instructions

Verify that your phone does not have a discharged battery. Charge phone until battery icon shows a full charge.

Save all personal information to the MMC memory card. Turn off the Nokia 6600 and remove memory card.

Simultaneously press the green dial key, the "*" key and the "3" key. Continue to hold those three keys while turning on the phone. Do not release the three keys until the formatting message is displayed on the screen.

How to Improve My Phone's Battery Life

2012-04-02T00:05:00.002-07:00

How to Improve My Phone's Battery Life

Mobile phones have grown incredibly sophisticated, with a growing number performing many of the functions of a full-size computer, as well as some things a desktop computer can’t do, such as navigating with GPS or starting a car. A 2011 Pew Internet Project survey found that 25 percent of smartphone owners do most of their Internet browsing on their phones.

The dilemma is that the more you depend on your phone, the faster you’re going to drain its battery. While screen, processor and storage technology has advanced significantly, lithium-ion batteries haven’t changed much in 15 years. Incremental improvements in battery efficiency have been far outpaced by processing power and screen size and brightness, as well as 3G and 4G radios, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas, HD cameras, GPS and a variety of other hardware, all of which require power.

To conserve battery life on your phone, turn off what you don’t need, optimize what you do and perform a few tasks manually instead of automating them. You can both increase the time between charges and add to your battery’s usable life.

Amazing Google Tablet

2012-03-30T02:56:00.000-07:00

Google is planning to open up their own online store a la Amazon to sell Android tablets.

Here we go again: the rumors of Google branching out into the tablet space have been floating around for what seems like ages now, The Internet search company will sell co-branded tablets directly to consumers through an online store like rivals Apple and Amazon.com Inc., according to people familiar with the matter. The move is an effort to turn around sluggish sales of tablet computers powered by Google's Android software.