August 3rd, 2011
Windows On Speed, includes all the information you need to speed up your slow PC!
This manual explains why Windows slows down and what you can do to prevent this from happening too
quickly. We will explain how to store your data to reduce disk fragmentation, how you should properly remove programs to avoid registry junk, which system maintenance tools you should use to maintain a top notch performance, how to protect your system from malware attacks, and how to physically clean your machine to avoid hardware damage and failure.
We will also provide a troubleshooting guide for already affected systems and steps to cure the slow motion.
This FREE manual outlines everything you need to know about speeding up Windows, including:
- Why Windows slows down over time
- How to separate your data and operating systems with partitioning
- The importance of defragmenting
- Free software for speeding up your PC
- The perils and overpromise of registry cleaners
- Easy steps you can take to speed up your PC
The “Windows On Speed” is completely free to download now.
Please share it with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. Enjoy!
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April 1st, 2008
Here?s quick and free way to create a secure folder in Windows XP. There is a very nice program called Free Hide Folder from Cleanersoft that allows you to easily hide your private folders.
Folders can be completely hidden, you must supply a password to open the program to unhide the folders.

Free Hide Folder Could be downloaded here
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March 13th, 2008
Ever wanted a single click to save or open your documents to the frequently used directories? Now you can… Just read this article for more full tutorial.

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February 19th, 2008
If you share a computer with other users, you will probably be familiar with user accounts and passwords. But since every user have access to windows explorer, having seperate user accounts does not always stop others from accessing your data. Here’s an article?on how you could add some extra security on your folders?using Windows XP’s own password protect tools.

http://www.worldstart.com/tips/tips.php/232
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February 12th, 2008
Step 1:
Open WinRAR (Download it Here) and browse to the folder with your .rar/.zip file.
Step 2:
Find the file you want to repair and click the “Repair” button from the tool bar.
Step 3:
In the pop-up window, select “Treat the corrupt archive as RAR or Zip” depending on which type of archive you are trying to repair.
Step 4:
If you get a “Suspicious Entry” pop-up. Select All. This may happen several times while repairing.
Step 5:
After repairing is complete, click on Close.
Step 6:
To extract your file, highlight your new rebuilt archive.
Step 7:Next select Commands>Extract without confirmation
Step 8:
The files will start extracting.
Step 9:
The archived files will be extracted to the same folder as the repaired archive.
This instructions was originally written by Adam Roper is the founder of GlobalFusion
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January 23rd, 2008
Miro is a beautiful program that can turn your computer into a internet TV.

It plays any video type (much more than windows media player). Subscribe to video RSS, download, and watch all in one. Torrent support. Search and download from YouTube and other major online video channels. It support HD as well.


Oh yeah its free…
Click here to found out more about Miro
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January 23rd, 2008
Are you tired of sending huge photos to friends and relatives? Windows Image provides a simple solution to resize and compress your photos in batches. The resized photos could be could be sent very quickly.

Download Windows Image Resizer Here
Detailed instruction on how to Resize digital pictures can be found here.
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December 7th, 2007
1. File Restoration
Undelete files you accidentally trashed from your hard drive, USB drive, or camera’s flash card with Restoration. Since deleting files from your PC doesn’t actually delete the bits that make them up, undelete utilities like Restoration can scan “unused” disk space and cobble together fragments of files past. However, if your computer overwrites even a bit of the file, you’re toast?but it should be your first stop the moment you realise you needed that file you just emptied out of the Recycle Bin.
Download Restoration Here

2. Duplicate File Finder
Are you running out of hard drive space? One way to save space is to deleted those duplicate files you have hanging around. The two programs below are great for scanning your hard drive (or specific folders) and identify which files are exactly the same. Especially great for deleting doubles or even triples of your MP3 or photo collection.
Download Doublekiller Here
Download Easy Duplicate Finder Here

3. Backup your files automatically
Automate your data backups with SyncBack freeware, a robust backup utility that backs up or synchronises data between your hard drive and an external drive or FTP server (for off-site backup.) Configure it to run at times you schedule, and get email notifications if something goes wrong.
Download SyncBack here


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September 19th, 2007
If you have a large house, and your wireless signal is not cutting it…It’s amazing what a few sheets of tinfoil can do for the strength of your wireless signal. By carefully folding tinfoil into a parabola, you can boost your wireless strength tremendously. The fellas in the video saw gains from 82% to just under 100%, though I only saw boosts of around five percent, so your mileage may vary. This project should only take about three minutes and will hopefully leave you with impressive results.
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September 12th, 2007
Your computer was working fine, but then suddenly started locking up (aka hanging or freezing), rebooting itself (crashing) or shutting down spontaneously? If you know only too well what I am talking about, then read on! Performing the simple steps below can fix the majority of lockup cases.
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