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RAMMap: Advanced Physical Memory Analysis Software

If you are a Windows user, you would be familiar with it’s memory management & usage. But have you ever tried to learn how Windows is assigning the main physical memory and how much file data is cached in RAM, or how much memory is consumed by the kernel and various drivers running on your [...] (more…)

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Windows Live Movie Maker: Add Videos From Network Folder

Windows Live Movie Maker is part of Windows Live suite and comes with an huge improvement from it’s predecessors. One of the biggest downside however is that it does not support files over network. If you are looking to add and edit a video that is residing in your Home Server, Live MovieMaker will show [...] (more…)

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Auto Change Windows Desktop Background

Those looking for a nifty little user-friendly desktop background changer should give DesktopSlides a try. What makes it stand out from the rest of similar tools is that it is free of any bloatware, takes minimum system resources, and allows user to filter wallpapers by screen ratio or screen resolution. (more…)

TypingAid – Auto Complete Text Utility For Windows

TypingAid might sound like a tool which help beginners learn how to type, but actually it is a portable auto-completion tool which help writers/bloggers/copywriters/authors/developers increase productivity and reduce RSI(Repetitive strain injury). (more…)

7 Sidebar Brings Vista Sidebar To Windows 7

7 Sidebar is a small gadget. Run it and you see the Vista sidebar without any gadgets in it. Click the small ‘+’ icon on top and start adding the installed Windows 7 gadgets to this sidebar. Yes, a gadget in which you can add all other gadgets. (more…)

Scan And Remove Windows Rootkits From Vista/XP

Every user should scan his computer against rootkits. Hackers install rootkits to seize control of the operating system. GMER is a small utility designed to detect and remove rootkits. (more…)

Windows 7/Vista/XP: Get Transparent Taskbar When Aero Is Disabled

The Windows 7 taskbar(also known as the superbar) is simply awesome, but have you ever tried to make it transparent?  TransTaskbar is here to help. But wait a second, does Aero not make the taskbar transparent in Windows Vista and Widnows 7? Yes, it does. This app is for those users who have Aero disabled [...] (more…)

Enable Administrator Account In Windows 7

Those readers who have switched to Windows 7 from Vista will know that there is a default administrator account in Vista which is disabled by default. Same is the case with Windows 7, the default Administrator account is not enabled in the default settings and when you need to run any particular application in the [...] (more…)

Dwm.exe Process – Desktop Window Management

What is Dwm.exe? Dwm stands for Desktop Window Manager, and is used to add graphical effects to your Windows Desktop like Transparent windows, live Taskbar thumbnails, Flip3D switcher etc. This process was first introduced in Microsoft Windows Vista and is now inherited in Windows 7 as well. (more…)

iReboot – Preselect The Operating System To Which You Want To Boot

Some people are running Windows 7 in dual boot with either Vista or XP, so what if you need to work in another operating system? What will you do, reboot your windows 7, wait for the system to shut down and then restart again, once it is restarted then choose your desired operating system? Don’t [...] (more…)

Windows 7 Clipboard History

Windows 7 has not provided no tool to log clipboard history. This is a serious setback, since clipboard history can be a integral part of many people’s productivity(including mine). There are many 3rd party clipboard programs which can monitor clipboard activity, among them is the much liked Clipdiary. (more…)

Disable Programs From Windows 7/Vista/XP Startup

You know what is frustrating? When an app will add itself to the Windows startup list without even asking the user. To remove it, one will have to follow the procedures given here or use MSConfig Cleanup Utility. (more…)