
Window Registry is Microsoft’s system directory that stores all the settings and options for its operating system (i.e. Window Server, Window XP, and Window Vista).
The Window Registry contains all the hardware information,operating system settings, application software configurations, users, computer preference, and etc. The window registry also keeps information of all process running, performance counters, and kernel operations.
It is estimated that 90% of computer problems are caused by corrupted window registry.
Here the following common registry problems that plague most of the computer of today.
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Gmail is a free, search-based webmail service from Google that combine the best features of traditional email with its patented search technology. Gmail innovative features include faster retrieval of email through the search interface. Emails are treated as conversation which enhances user reading and writing experience. Gmail also offer users over 5 GB of email storage capacity.
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0 Comments Published by javagee August 28th, 2008 in freeware
Most softwares that are installed in computers are in the form of commercial use and computer users need to pay this type of software for the purpose of personal use. There is a limitation on the usage of such commercial program which is always express in the form of EULA (End Users License Agreement).
The EULA limits the users to just install the software to one computer set and additional license is needed to install to multiple computers. In other words, users must pay additional money and sometimes the cost is very expensive. One could imagine if you want to install the same software to another set of computer for personal use or you want to share to a member of your family or relatives, you need to pay MORE!
One alternative is to use FREEWARE softwares and there is a lot of download sites to choose from. I just want to highlight some important things before you go to this website to download your stuff.
1. Freewares are free softwares. You don’t pay anything for its personal use.
2. Freewares can be install to as many computers and can be distributed to others.
3. Freewares provide features as “AS IS”. Read the description before you download.
On my next blog, I will share to you some of the best freewares that can be found in the INTERNET that you can download and use for personal enjoyment.
Tags: blog, download, freeware, Internet, news, open source, opensource, security, shareware, software, tech, tools, windowsGosh! It seems a lot of people being infected by spyware nowadays. Most of the time people are busy doing the following activities:
1. Reading E-mails
2. Doing Research
3. Downloading softwares, videos, and audios
4. Online Transaction
Little did they know that they are likely to be infected by Spyware. This nasty program can hurt you in terms of information leaked out and worst case is IDENTITY THEFT. Today I found this useful video about Spyware. The video explain the different types of spyware and its method of infection.
How To Know If Your PC Got Infected With Computer Virus
2 Comments Published by javagee June 9th, 2008 in antivirus
As simple pc user, computer virus detection is quite tough to detect since it try to avoid detection by mimicking hardware or software problem that will mislead us to believe that our computer are faulty which is not cause by a computer virus.
Here are some tell-tale sign that your computers are infected:
1. Computer take time to boot up.
2. Directory/Filenames are altered.
3. Computer hanged frequently.
4. Longer Disk Access Activities.
5. Strange graphic display (i.e. Pop-up Banner, memory error, driver error, etc.)
You got problem with your network redundancy? One way to achieve near 100 percent network up-time is to use Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP), it is a Cisco’s proprietary high availability protocol for Cisco routers. The free video provided below which also shown from westgatenetworks.com, will show you exactly how to configure it, step by step…it’s not that complicated as you think…enjoy the video…please feel free to leave a comment afte viewing the video.
Next stop, i will be sharing with you technical knowledge on the following:
- How to configure VLAN with Cisco switches?
- How to upgrade the Cisco IOS?
- How to recover or reset lost password of Cisco routers?
- How to configure router on a stick? and many more….
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Keeping your password effective and secure will keeps those hackers away and will protect your sensitive information protected from within the organization and from outside threats. Here are some personal guides for having an effective passwords.
- Do change your passwords in a regular basis(i.e. monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis).
- Do use or create at least 7 character password that contains a mixture of capital and lower-case letters, numbers and punctuation.
- Dont use common words or word found in dictinary books.
- Dont use the word ‘password’, names of people, children name and pets name for your password. password.
- Dont use the same password for computer, emails, atm account, credit card, and bank account pin.
- Dont write your password in a paper and other media that can be viewed by people.
- Dont give your password to your friends, and colleagues.
Guides on Protecting Yourself From Spyware!
0 Comments Published by javagee May 27th, 2008 in antispywares
Spyware is a computer program that resides on PCs that poses a serious threat to one’s privacy by tracking the movements of users while browsing the web. It steals important data like username, password, and other important data like bank account and credit card information without the knowledge of any computer users. This leave the users unprotected with this menace which is also comparable to virus and worms in terms of negative impact to a person’s privacy. Other things that a spyware can do to your computer are browser hijacking and unwanted advertisement displays.
Here are some simple guides that will help to protect you from those nasty spywares:
1. Update your web browser regulary.
2. Update your Windows regularly.
3. Keep a up-to-date Anti-virus software running in your computer.
4. Avoid Clicking of pop-ups while browsing the Internet.
5. Avoid downloading free music from unknown and untrusted sites.
6. Avoid downloading shareware from unknown and untrusted sites.
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