Have you ever wonder how can you change your registered owner name in Windows XP after the first time installation? Some of you may have faced this problem as and when if there is a change to the owner name or it was mis-spelled when the you did the OS (Operating System) installation for the first time. Not to worry to have to redo all […]
Sometimes we are too busy with daily activities until we don’t really aware how was the time being spent on different tasks. If you don’t have a really good tracking mechanism but still would like to keep track of all of them automatically, why not try this software utility that at least can help you to monitor your daily activity in front of your PC […]
It is highly unlikely that users will disable keys or convert keys in the keyboard to serve something other than their default functions. However, you may need to do so under very special circumstances. For instance, if you don’t want other colleagues to keep using your desktop or laptop to access the Internet, you could just play the trick by converting some keys from the […]
Video lovers who use FFmpeg command line tool to record, convert and stream digital audio and video in numerous formats can sometimes feel frustrated with having to remember all the switches and type the commands. In fact, FFmpeg is a great software tool which incorporates a collection of free software and scuh a open source libraries such as libavcodec audio/video codec library, and libavformat, an […]
Libraries, introduced in Windows 7, serves as a catalog that points to a collection of various folders containing user-definable content or similar content such as documents, music, video, photos and etc. User can easily add or remove folders that associated with a library, and can also opt to show or hide the libraries from the Windows Explorer Navigation pane.
When executing a batch command script (in .cmd or .bat file extension), sometimes it’s useful to get to know the current working directory of the batch script. Knowing the current directory or working folder in batch command is useful to ensure that the script is calling command or program at correct path, or manipulation of file and folder is done at valid destination when using […]
Windows 7 has imprinted the desktop with several watermark that will appear if the condition warranted, similar to Windows Vista. For example, “For testing purposes only” will appear if the user installs a beta or RC copy of Windows 7, “Evaluation copy” if the operating system installed is not activated yet, “Test Mode” when enabling the testsigning mode (allow non-CA signed self-signed certificate to be […]
Early Windows Vista adopters should still remember the native hack to activate Windows Vista by using the free product key from beta or RC phase after replacing two activation related files namely pkeyconfig.xrm-ms and tokens.dat with beta or RC editions. Microsoft then cracked down on the these frankenbuild activation crack method in new WGA update, effectively forces hackers to move to better Windows Vista crack […]
The whole world is eagerly awaiting the official public release of Windows 7 Beta 1, widely speculated to be build version 6.1.7000.0 (or simply build 7000) in early January 2009, which may be as soon as within days. But will build 7000 of Windows 7 will be the first beta to be released to the public, with rumors of Windows 7 build 6004, 7012 and […]
Windows 7 is gearing up for its final RTM (release to manufacturing), despite many people around the world still waiting to get a hand on beta build version of Windows 7. Microsoft has published and distributed an updated Windows 7 release roadmap to OEM partners. However, the most important information – the actual release date – is still unknown.
Other than Windows 7 Build 7004, which is said to be Windows 7 Beta 2, that has higher version than the Windows 7 Beta 1 speculated build version at 7000. Since then, other build version of Windows 7 has surfaced, and the screenshots of the Windows 7 Beta1 Build 7012 have emerged, posted at popular Chinese forum pcbeta.com.
If you open your Gmail either with your Internet Explorer or Firefox, you will see the unread message count in your Inbox shown in the title bar as well as the in the tab, e.g. “Gmail – Inbox (3) – [email protected]”. This feature will give you quick info on how many unread messages are still in the Inbox. However, when you open more tabs within […]
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