Boot and start up Window XP Faster

Since the arrival of Window 7, yet most of us still stick to use Window XP for certain reasons.

As for today, just wanna share with you on how we can simply boot Window XP a little bit faster then usual.

This tweak is rather simple actually.

Just follow the steps below and you won't go wrong with it.

So check this simple tweak out...

Increase Bandwidth by Tweaking QoS in Windows XP Pro

 

 There's lots of methods that can be find over the internet about how to optimize our internet connection.

 But does most of the method works for us?? 

I ever encounter my internet speed was damn slow while browsing the net.

It seems the webpage loading takes forever to do so.

I bet you experienced that before too. 

There's lots of assumptions we could have on what makes our internet connection to be slow.

 Probably the internet browser, the site's server you are visiting, other programs that been installed taking up the bandwidth without we realizing or our system could be infected with virus.

 There's lots of possibilities that we can think off.

Well, to narrow it to the main cause it's time consuming and lots of effort needed to just simply to track it down.

Here i'm providing you a good tweak that I have collected that may help you get most juice out of your internet connection. Hope you find this tweak work and solve your internet speed issues.

How to Disable the Local Administrator Account on Windows XP

An administrator account is a user account that lets you make changes that will affect other users. Administrators can change security settings, install software and hardware, and access all files on the computer. Administrators can also make changes to other user accounts.

 Probably you could be having few administrator accounts on one PC and you just wanna delete some of the administrator accounts that you or other users could have created it.

How to disable Recycle Bin in Window XP

Some of us just have the habit of wanting files to be deleted immediately rather then having the deleted files piling up in the recycle bin.So here's the trick on how to disable the recycle bin and delete unwanted files immediately.I'm going to list the guides step by step so as it will be clear for everyone.

1.Go to the 'Start Button' on your desktop.

 

2. Click on 'RUN'.

  

3. A box will appear upon clicking 'RUN'.

   

4. Type 'gpedit.msc' in the box and Press the 'ENTER' Key.

   

5. After pressing the 'ENTER' Key,a 'Group Policy' Window will open.

    

6. Navigate to ‘User Configuration’ > ‘Administrative Templates’ > ‘Windows Components’ > ‘Windows Explorer’

   

7. On the right hand side of the window, Scroll down till you see '‘ Do not move deleted files to Recycle bin ‘.

Double Click on it. 

 

8. An Option Window will open and check the 'Enable' option. So you are done and you can close all the Open Windows.

Note: While disabling this option can save you time and few mouse clicks, However you should be very cautious and keep in mind that if you choose to delete any file on your computer it will no longer be available in Recycle Bin and will be deleted immediately and there is no way to restore it back like you can do with having Recycle enabled.Hope you find this tutorial clear and helpful.

How to capture and save a screenshot in Windows XP

This probably the easiest solution on how to capture a screenshot of your desktop on Microsoft Windows.Forget about installing all those screens capture software.In fact,u never know that the tool u really need is that you already have it.It just that we just fail to know its function and know how to use it.Hope you find it useful and please share this tutorial with others.Still in doubt after viewing the tutorial?? (More Info)

How to Easily Backup Your Entire System in Windows XP

Indeed most of us are a computer user,but yet probably most of computer user out there doesnt know how to create a simple back-up to their files,folder or the entire hard disk.Basically we just save our work...and shut-off the pc and being assured that our work will always remain there and wont be lost.

But have we ever figure about all of the following,

1. What if the PC unable to start-up?
2. What if you accidentally deleted the entire partition of your hard disk? (Unlikely to be but still possible.)

So no matter whether u a newbie starting to use a PC or Tech freak...This tutorial is a important one that i believe most of us just dont know how to create a back-up on Window XP.(More info)