Using USB host port to copy files to and from a computer is a fast and convenient way due to its plug and play capability. While many of us do appreciate this feature, there are situations where we need to lockdown USB port in order to protect your network against malware or prevent stolen of sensitive corporate or personal data. As such, NetWrix USB Blocker […]
Remembering various passwords being used in daily life could be a challenge and most of us tend to write them down either in electronics note or printed copy but none of these are secured at all. Previously we mentioned about Free KeyPass v1.13 and Efficient Password Manager that can store all security passwords in an encrypted database, now there is a similar software utility that […]
While Microsoft is busy preparing the release of its Windows 7, the world leader in visual computing technologies and the inventor of the GPU, Nvidia has announced the release of its first drivers which specially designed for GeForce card owners running on the beta of Windows 7. According to the company, Windows 7 will be the first Windows Operating Systems to fully integrate and take […]
Windows 7 Build 7048, which may possibly to become the release candidate for upcoming Windows 7 operating system, has had its 64-bit (x64) installation files leaked on Internet. The leaked x64 Windows 7 Build 7048 appears to have the same build number with the Windows 7 Build 7048 screenshots leaked previously, which is version 6.1.7048.0 (winmain.090219-1845).
Microsoft has released Windows 7 Beta more than 2 months ago to general public for free download. Although there is no more newer build been officially released, but the development on Windows 7 to perfect its features has been going on behind the scene, as evident in Windows 7 Build 7022 (64-bit download link) and Windows 7 Build 7048 that makes the round to the […]
Windows 7 Build 7048 has been speculated as the release candidate version for Windows 7 by many, and there is even fake news that the build has been tagged as RC1. However, as always, there is no confirmation from Microsoft, up until now, which may prove that Windows 7 Build 7048 is, and is not, the RC version, depending on how you interpret the invitation […]
When playback movie and audio multimedia files, a proper codec to decode the formats the media files are encoded in is important in order to play the files in Windows Media Player (WMP). The three main video file formats in the Internet downloading and digital camera age are, expectedly, DivX, XviD and MOV formats. Windows does not natively support these formats, until Windows 7. Since […]
Previously we mentioned about Hide Folders and Free 1 Second Folder Encrypt that can hide/safeguard your confidential data in Windows system, now there is another much simpler software utility that can achieve the same purpose. Named as My Lockbox, it is a freeware that can lock your personal folder and eventually make it invisible/inaccessible both locally and remotely even by system administrators.
Windows 7 Build 7000 is the Windows 7 Beta code bits that was officially released by Microsoft back in January. But for many Windows 7 enthusiasts, months of no new upgrades do not make them can’t sit well. Luckily, a later build, Windows 7 Build 7022 has leaked. Initially, only 32-bit (x86) Windows 7 Build 7022 ISO is available. Now, 64-bit (x64) Windows 7 Build […]
Facebook users must be extra careful when receiving messages from friends who send you a link to lead you to a video site as this could be a virus. When users click on to the video link, it will lead users to a page displaying the name and photo of the friend. Users are required to install some applications in order to view the video […]
Running too many applications on your computer simultaneously such as email client, internet explorer, real player may cause your Windows taskbar gets crowded and you can get confused easily with what are applications have been opened. In order to avoid the congestion and confusion caused by too many applications, you can manage some of the running applications by keeping them under system tray (the place […]
If you would like to find a standard way to compare performance between various PC systems, you may want to run this benchmarking tool. Named as CrystalMark, it is a comprehensive performance benchmarking tool that lets users test the full system including CPU, memory, hard disk drive as well as graphics tests such as GDI, D2D and OGL.
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