Computer Tweaks

I was all set to move to back to Pune, leaving a busy Mumbai Life behind. I had no business, almost no friends, nothing left in my bank account. Everything was lost in clearing the old office rent, my employees’ salaries, and couple of debts. But I believed, it was not the end. It was the first step towards my journey to still follow my passion, how so ever hard the life could be. I needed some peace, I needed myself to get some time and recharge myself. I came to Pune and stayed in a sharing apartment. [Image Courtesy: http://www.thebetterindia.com/] My father has always taught me, “Never believe it’s an end, unless you are dead!” As soon as I reached, I called my father and informed him, and then I called my Girl Friend (now my wife, her name is Saba). I was over call for almost two hours. She tried to make me calm and relax. She tried to make me believe that I can still start a fresh. Well I started again and today condition is not that bad J All I did was recoll...

Is your Desktop and Notebook Boots up very slow??? There are many possible reasons why your desktop boots up slow. Here are some tips you can use to help to get your PC back, up to speed. Just follow these simple steps to make your boot up faster. Step 1]  Open the start menu and type msconfig as shown below. Step 2]  Now click OK a new window will open. Now click on selective startup as shown below. Step 3]   Now click startup on above tabs. Step 4]   Now choose only those programs which you want to run on startup, just choose your antivirus and drivers only. your job is done now. NOTE: Don't turn off any service in the Service tab. It will damage your OS. Step 5]   Turn off windows features. Turning off windows features will also cure your delayed startup. Type  Windows features  in the windows search box and choose  Turn windows features on or off . Now choose the service ...

This trcik may not be new  to everyone but still there are so many people who don't know about this , I am sharing it as it works well to speed up startup time of your PC.  Now a days everyone uses a Dual Core or higher configuration PC, in which they have more than 2 processors. By default, Windows will only use a single processor to boot Windows. That means it does not utilize full potential of your system configuration. You can increase the number processors involved in boot process. And the process is quite simple. GO to MSCONFIG (Open Run type msconfig press enter key) Go to the Boot tab. Go to the Advanced Options button and click on it. Check the Number of Processors option, and use the drop-down box to select all available processors.     I hope you followed the trick, enjoy tweaking!!!

Safe Mode is most commonly used for troubleshooting purposes.  If you find yourself booting to safe mode often. You may find it helpful to include the option for safe mode in your boot menu. Below, is a method you can use to save yourself from having to press F8 during startup to access Safe Mode: Right click My Computer and click Properties. Click the Advanced tab. Under Start Up and Recovery, click the Settings button. Click Edit. The boot.ini file will open in Notepad. Copy the line that reads as follows: multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect. Paste the line you just copied after the original one. Change the copied line from "Microsoft Windows XP Professional" to "Windows XP Safe Mode" or something similar. At the end of this line add the following: /...