Disable Unwanted Startup Services
The good old MSCONFIG option is available in Vista as well. Lots of crappy programs load at boot time which consume large amount of memory and processor. To tweak follow these steps:
* Go to Start>Run or press Windows + R
* Type “msconfig” and click OK
* The System Configuration dialogue box will be displayed, select the Startup
* You will see list of checkboxes, most of them will be checked. Uncheck those ones which are not needed. More unchecked boxes will lead to better performance.
* Click OK button to finish this tweaking step.
* Go to Start>Run or press Windows + R
* Type “msconfig” and click OK
* The System Configuration dialogue box will be displayed, select the Startup
* You will see list of checkboxes, most of them will be checked. Uncheck those ones which are not needed. More unchecked boxes will lead to better performance.
* Click OK button to finish this tweaking step.
How to Browse the Internet without Any Browser
Absurd may the title look, but it is true. In the battle of browsers and who gets ahead of others, two types people may find this very suitable. One who doesn't use internet too often but for some casual works and to have a browser is a luxury for him. The other who have tried them all but satisfied with none. So, here is a simple trick which is good for anyone to try for the matter of fact.
1. Open Notepad
2. Click on tab Help > Help Topics
3. In Help Topics Tab > Right Click in the blue bar > then choice Jump to URL…
4. Type in the web address you want to open, you have to use “http://”
5. Now you can browse the internet like normal
1. Open Notepad
2. Click on tab Help > Help Topics
3. In Help Topics Tab > Right Click in the blue bar > then choice Jump to URL…
4. Type in the web address you want to open, you have to use “http://”
5. Now you can browse the internet like normal
How to delete files without sending them to Recycle Bin without the help of Shift+Delete
You can simply use Shift+Delete instead of Delete, or you can use the following method, and even if you delete them with Delete, the files won't go to Recycle Bin:
1. Go to run, type gpedit.msc and press enter
2. Go to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Windows Explorer
3. Find the Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin setting
4. Double click it, check Enabled and press OK
1. Go to run, type gpedit.msc and press enter
2. Go to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Windows Explorer
3. Find the Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin setting
4. Double click it, check Enabled and press OK
Tip to Speed up the Internet connection
1. start>Run>type gpedit.msc >press Enter
2. "Group Policy" windows will appear
3. select Computer Configaration >Administrative Templates>Network
4. look for the right windows find "QoS Packet Scheduler"
5. Double click on "Limit reservable bandwidth"
6. you will see "Limit reservable bandwidth Properties"
7. select "Setting" tab then click on "Enable"
8. in the " bandwidth limit (%) : " change value to 0
9. Then Cilck OK
10.DONE!!
List of all files and folder within a folder @ a right Click
What's it about??:
1. Create a .bat file
Open Notepad and copy-paste the following data in it.
Quote:
cd %1
dir /a /b /-p /o:gen >C:\filelist.txt
start notepad C:\filelist.txt
You can edit the path to your preference.Now name this file anything you wish and save it anywhere you wish.
2. Make file visible in right click context menu.
After this tutorial,an option will be available whenever you right-click any folder which will display all the files and sub-folders inside that folder and save it to a text file.
1. Create a .bat file
Open Notepad and copy-paste the following data in it.
Quote:
cd %1
dir /a /b /-p /o:gen >C:\filelist.txt
start notepad C:\filelist.txt
You can edit the path to your preference.Now name this file anything you wish and save it anywhere you wish.
2. Make file visible in right click context menu.
Open explorer window,Go to Tools>Folder Options..>File types and from the registered file types list,select FOLDER.Click on Advanced>New....In the Action box,type in the name you want in context menu.For e.g. Generate File List..Then click on Browse..,navigate to the .bat file created in step 1 and save the changes.
3. Congratulations!! You are done with the tutorial!!.Now right click any folder and select Generate File Listing.A text file will be created in your C:\ drive [or any path you specified in the .bat file.] called filelist.txt which contains list of all files and sub-folders in the parent folder!
