Recover Keys is a program that diagnose your system to search and recover or retrieve all genuine and valid product keys which also known as serial numbers for all installed software. Recovery Keys then makes a backup of the list, or users can opt to just viewing the keys, print the list or save to a text file. The software is useful if you have […]
Almost all modern web browser supports tabbed browsing now, so does Safari from Apple, where in Safari 3 the tabs feature is enabled by default. However, in both Safari for Windows and Safari for Mac OS X, whenever Safari users clicks on an external link (on text or image) that is set to open in new window (which has target=”_blank” attribute in the link anchor), […]
Apple Safari web browser supports tabbed browsing, however its implementation is much less flexible and offers less freedom to users when comparing with Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer. In Safari, when clicking on a link (text or image) in web page, the destination content page can open in new tab or new window, and whether the new tab or new window will be automatically […]
The well-known American multinational company, Apple has announced its latest Final Cut Express 4 application. It’s the latest version (edition 4) of its intermediate video editing application with AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) support.
The latest update for Apple’s web browser, Safari 3.0.4 Beta, for Windows has been released. This update is recommended for all users who are currently running Safari 3 Beta for Windows. Safari is one of the fastest, easiest-to-use web browsers. The interface is simple and its loading time is much faster than Internet Explorer and Firefox This latest release has further improved its stability, compatibility, […]
Microsoft has released Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) Release Candidate Preview to invited 15,000 Microsoft Connect technical specialist and testers. This RC version of SP1 apparently been falsely advertised in MSDN two weeks ago, but quickly been retracted. Microsoft intends to officially release Vista SP1 in first calendar quarter of 2008.
Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) beta has been upgraded from v.652 to SP1 build 6001.17042 v.658, in less than a week since the previous version was released. For those who interested to upgrade to version 658 of SP1, the installation guide still apply to input the required 37d55f36-65d6-4fe4-9dc7-892fcbe6222b registry key in Vista system to let Windows Update to identify the system as upgrade target.
Svchost.exe which stands for Service Host is a generic host process name for services that run from dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) on NT based Windows operating system such as Windows NT, 2000, 2003, 2008, XP and Vista. Each svchost.exe process session started can contains a group of services (that provides certain functions and features of Windows system, such as RPC Remote Procedure Call, Logical Disk Management) […]
If you are a Window Vista user, you might sometimes encounter application incompatible problems especially when you don’t have the relevant drivers. When this problem happens, a window will pop out and inform you that you can no longer run the program as the “.dll” files are not available in System 32. This is quite annoying especially when you need the program to finish your […]
Windows Vista Service Pack 1 beta is now available for download via Windows Update with a simple registry tweak. However only certain languages edition of Vista such as English, German, Japanese, French and Spanish can download from WU (Windows Update) as the SP1 beta is likely only supported these versions only.
Snipping Tool is a useful screen capturing comes included in Windows Vista or Windows XP Tablet edition for free, which can be a total replacement and free alternative for the popular SnagIt screen capture software. However, when using Snipping Tool there is obvious shortcoming, that is unable to capture ‘temporary’ or ‘non-permanent’ or ‘disappear-on-lost-focus’ objects on the desktop.
When Windows XP boots up in multiple users system, by default on startup, Windows XP will display a graphical logon screen with user icons and user names. In this “Welcome Screen”, user can click on his or her username or icon, type in the password (if assigned) and then log on to Windows XP desktop. Some XP may find the Welcome Screen is a beautiful […]
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