Showing posts with label Winzip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winzip. Show all posts

Monday, September 14, 2009

Trick to show your name after time in taskbar

Trick to show your name after time in taskbar

Here is a trick to add your name in place of AM and PM beside time in the taskbar.

It's simple and exciting.

Start -> Control Panel -> Regional and Language option -> Customize (beside English US) -> Go to TIME tab -> Change AM symbol and PM symbol from AM and PM to your name -> Apply -> Ok ...IS it changed
May be not ...Now go to time in taskbar and Double Click it to open "Date and time property" ...Look at the place where time changes in digital format i.e. 02:47:52 AM , click to arrow to chage the AM or PM by selecting and press arrow.

It will Show your name Apply -> OK.

How to remove programs that you do not want to run at start up

To remove programs that you do not want to run at start up,
-Run system configuration Utility-

1. To run it, Start>Run> then type msconfig at the command prompt

2. Clik startup tab, and

3. Unckeck the programs that you do not want to start, at start ups.


To stop services, you do not want

1. Click on services tab

2. Unckeck the services that you do not want to run, at start ups.
-be careful here not to uncheck services that windows needs to run-

Sunday, September 13, 2009

How to Auto Start PC in a Scheduled Time?

Your pc must be hibernating or at standby for auto wake.

click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Scheduled Tasks.

Double-click the "Add Scheduled Task" icon to launch the Scheduled Task Wizard, and click Next. Select a program you'd like to run when your system wakes up (or u can simply select explorer.exe if u have no choice), and schedule the task. On the wizard's last page, check "Open advanced properties for this task when I click Finish" before clicking Finish.

In the resulting Properties dialog box, click the Settings tab, check Wake the computer to run this task, and click OK.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Five basic guidelines to download

Five basic guidelines to download

Never downloaded programs before? We show you how, and what you should do to keep your download experience happy.

Your friend uses an application that makes assignments seem like a breeze or your colleague collects brownie points with boss by creating jazzy presentations. Well, stop fretting because you too can become the boss’s favorite. Just download applications from the Internet that help simplify your task.

The installation process of the software you download could be different for different computers, operating systems or browsers, but you just need to keep these five simple guidelines in mind.

Step One

Make a directory for downloads by right-clicking anywhere on the Windows desktop. This helps keep your desktop and hard drive mess-free, and grants easy access to all your downloads.

Step Two

Find the software that you want on the Internet and download. Usually all sites have a download link. Once you click on this link, a box pops up which gives you the option to Run, Save or Cancel the download. Click on the Save option and save the file in your download folder on the desktop.

Step Three

Most files that you download from the Internet are compressed. This reduces the download time considerably and helps in keeping all the files related to the program - like help files and drivers – together in a single file. Unzip the file using a program like WinZip. Files with the extension EXE are generally self-extracting files that decompress by double-clicking it. The installation in this kind of files start automatically after which you can skip directly to step 5.

Step Four

The next step is installation. You can look for the Install or Setup file from the folder you have unzipped the files into. WinZip can also detect the Install or Setup program contained in a ZIP file. While decompressing, it creates a button called Install in the WinZip button bar. Click this Install button, and let WinZip do the rest. Follow the instructions as they come up.

During install, the program will ask questions on the location where you want to install the software, and what program you want to add it to. Choose the default settings unless you have more knowledge or have a personal preference. Creating a desktop icon will give you easy access to the program.

Step Five

Once you have the program up and running, you don’t need the downloaded compressed file anymore. You can delete it.