Buffered or cached thumbnails of pictures and photos might prevent computer users from deleting certain folders on their computer, if pictures were stored in those folders. It’s one of the reason where you get the the access denied, sharing violation or unable to delete due the files are been used error.
Sometimes it’s not just about what should you bring, but how in the hell you get there. If you’re like me (a guy) you can proabably make it from Point A to Point B in record time. The problem is, Point B is not actually your destination, but somewhere a mile or two from it. Now, I’ve been wanting a GPS for years but was […]
By default, Windows XP works with the autoplay option turned on. It means the computer springs into action as soon as a digital camera is connected to the computer or a CD is inserted. If the autoplay window no longer opens on its own, but a CD nevertheless starts playing or saved images on the digital camera are displayed automatically, then in all likelihood the […]
If U.S. State Sen. Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn) has his way, a new proposal would make it illegal to walk, jog or bike across the street in New York while using your iPod. Kruger wants to slap pedestrians with $100 fines for using electronic gadgets, like the iPod, while crossing the street. Last year, Australian Police issued a similar law that banned cyclists from using their […]
Windows XP has a built in security center that monitors the activities or existence of Automatic Updates, Windows Firewall and virus protection provided by third party anti virus software. When one or more security component do not been installed, or been disabled or turned off, or not working, Windows Security Center will highlight the section in yellow or red for warning and critical attention. Security […]
If you have, or going to purchase Windows Vista, don’t be too excited or exhilarating and too eager to show off to the world via Internet, as you might be unknowingly, unintentionally or accidentally “release”, expose or leak your Windows Vista product key (aka CD key or serial number) to the world. If you do so after you have activated Windows Vista, less harm is […]
Thinking about upgrading to Microsoft’s new operating system Vista? If you own an iPod, you might want to hold off on Vista… at least for now. Last week, Apple posted a warning on their website stating that customers using Windows Vista may experience compatibility issues with iTunes. According to Apple, the latest version of iTunes (7.0.2) may work with Windows Vista on many typical PCs, […]
Windows Vista has a demanding system requirements and specifications, where you need to have at least 512 MB of physical memory with recommendation on 1GB RAM in order to fully enjoy Windows Vista especially Aero Glass experience. However, you may have old PC with little memory that needs an operating system, or you need to try out Windows Vista on your spare laptop or desktop […]
Adobe Acrobat Reader is the official and free application from Adobe that allows users to open, view, read and print files and documents in PDF (Portable Document Format), a de facto open file format for printable documents and business documents or publications that has to maintain the exact look in a device-independent way. But Adobe Acrobat Reader is resource hungry. Not only Acrobat Reader takes […]
In AIX Unix operating system, when you try to create a volume group (vg) or alter and change a vg, there are options or flags of Concurrent Capable (or Enhance Concurrent Capable) and Big vg Format available. The parameters are available in mkvg (create new volume group) or chvg (change the characteristics of a volume group) commands in AIX with -c (Concurrrent Capable), -C Enhance […]
You want to enjoy the karaoke fun while you are having a picnic, but you can’t bring your karaoke set to your picnic area. Disappointed? Now the engineers at Griffin Technology have created a low-cost karaoke system you can carry anywhere.
Want to squeeze more icons onto your Window XP desktop? Right click your Window desktop, and choose property from the pop-up menu. Click the Appearance tab, and then click the Advanced button. From the item drop-down menu, choose icon Spacing (Horizontal). Reduce the amount of space beside icons by changing the value in the Size box from, for example, from 75 to 50.
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