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Jan 15, 2013

How to use Pen Drive and Memory Card as RAM

Use Pen Drive as RAM in Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP.
Windows 7 and Vista comes with ready to boost feature which is a disk cache component of Microsoft Windows. It was first introduced in windows vista in 2006.

You can use Pen Drive, SD card(memory card), external Hard Drive or any kind of portable flash mass storage device as RAM(Random Access Memory) in windows.

Jan 14, 2013

pc lock shortcut tip

Today's Shortcut
"Work Fast"
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use shorcuts... atlest the Below Two... most And Really Helpful In Many Situations..

windows button+L
 "Shortest way to lock your Computer ....................................................immediately"

windows button + tab button
STylish Way To Move To Another OPen Tab In your Working Area.. :P
enjoy.. these shorcut help in many situations...

Jan 13, 2013

Auto-Save Screenshots in Win 8


That's an awesome addition to Windows 8. In previous Windows versions, whenever you needed to take a screenshot of your screen, you had to press "PrntScr" key or if you wanted to take screenshot of a specific program window, you needed to click on it to make it active and press "Alt+PrntScr" keys. After doing this, the screenshot was captured by clipboard and you had to paste and save it using an image editing softwarelike
built-in MS Paint, Adobe Photoshop, etc.

Jan 10, 2013

Check is your computer system “Male” or “Female”?

Check your computer system is “Male” or “Female”?




It can be checked by the following steps:


1. Open Notepad



2. Type the following line in notepad:

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   CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"I Love you"
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New useful hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts) in Windows 8

There are a few useful hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts) introduced in Windows 8 which can make your Windows 8 experience better. Some of them are given below:



Win key                Toggles between Start Screen and Windows Desktop

Win+X                 Opens Quick Access Menu

Win+PrntScr        Automatically saves screenshot in Pictures folder

Win+C                 Shows Charms Bar