TCP-Z is probably the best tool available to crack and patch Windows’ tcpip.sys, which responsible for TCP/IP network connectivity and notoriously, half-open TCP connections limit. TCP-Z works by patching the value of half-open outgoing TCP connections limit in kernel memory instead of physical tcpip.sys file itself, which requires Universal Tcpip.sys Patcher. Introduction to TCP-Z is available.
Officially, the incomplete half-open outbound TCP connection attempts allowed at any one time is now unlimited by default in Windows Server 2008 and Vista SP2 (Service Pack 2), and Windows 7. Actually, the ability to limit or restrict number of half-open outgoing TCP connections system can create or establish is built into Windows Vista SP2 and Windows 7, however it’s disabled by default.
Technophiles should be quite familiar with the Everest Ultimate Edition, an advanced and industry leading system diagnostics and benchmarking solution which uses the award-winning Everest Technology. This diagnostics tool furnishes users with comprehensive and useful software, hardware and security information. It also offers comprehensive system benchmarking with real-time reporting. Users can use the application to monitor and troubleshoot if there is any error or problem […]
Casting a spell with the keyboard is no fun. Imagine saying abracadabra with a few strokes of the keyboard. That wouldn’t be much thrill compared to saying the chant accompanied by impressive flourishes of the hand. Well, avid fans of Everquest or the World of War Craft can now do that with the Peregrine Gaming Glove.
Looking for half-open concurrent TCP connections limit patcher? Microsoft introduces a limit (of 10) to restrict number of allowed simultaneous outgoing half-open TCP connections in Windows XP SP2 in a bid to prevent virus or malicious program to make unlimited infectious connections to other system when a PC is compromised. The limit continues to exist in Windows Vista RTM and SP1. Result is event ID […]
Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) is having a rendering issue or scripting error on some web pages that you visit? Now you can contribute to the development of IE web browser, or at least to let your frustration or anger known by someone. Microsoft is providing a Report a Webpage Problem Internet Explorer Add-on which allows the user to submit a report to Microsoft for webpages […]
MUI (Muiltingual User Interface) language packs for Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) is a set of language-specific resources that integrate exclusively with English version of IE browser, and can translate, convert and change the web browser’s user interface (UI) to be displayed in another supported language. IE8 MUI language packs are normally used by big corporations to roll out the same worldwide image by using a […]
Have you ever encountered icons shortcuts position on the Windows desktop become scrambled or your favorite wallpapers disappear especially after rebooting computer due to hang or screen resolution being changed? Regardless of what root cause is it, if you would like to restore shortcuts position or wallpaper according to what you have arranged or configured previously, IconRestorer is a good utility that able to help […]
Windows Mail is a free email and newsgroup client Microsoft introduced in Windows Vista to succeed Outlook Express. Both Windows Mail and Outlook Express (for Windows XP) is replaced by Windows Live Mail, an e-mail client downloadable as part of Windows Live Essentials suite of products. Thus, Windows 7 does not pre-installed or bundled with any email client, including Windows Mail.
After Windows 7 Build 7137, the next Windows 7 development build has been leaked to Internet. The latest leaked build is Windows 7 Build 7201, with SP1. The leaked build is from winmain_win7ids_sp IDX Client and Server branch, which has been said to be RC2 (Release Candidate 2). In fact, it’s Internal Developer build (see what happen to winmain and winmain_win7ids and SP) which may […]
The development of Windows 7 takes a huge jump albeit is kind of bizarre turn of event. According to WZor.net, Microsoft apparently forked or branched out into directions on May 29, 2009. One continues to be the main branch, winmain, which has its build version jumps from 6.1.7141.0.winmain.090528-xxxx to 6.1.7225.0.winmain.090529-1930 . On the other hand, Microsoft has also prepared an Internal Developer Release (IDX) Client […]
It is common to capture screenshots from web pages, then paste and edit it in Paint as it come together with windows installation package. However, Paint has very limited editor tools only when comparing to other more powerful image editors like Photoshop or Snagit. If you always deal with screenshots captured from web pages and are looking for free tool, FireShot probably is one of […]
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