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What will you do if You forget the Windows Admin Password ? No, No Don,t call some Admin or Expert, you can do this easly woth Some tools. There are so many Apps are availbale on the net which Help you to recover or reset window Admin Password. So am here posting some best app [...]

Windows XP gets another lifeline Posted by Adrian in Microsoft Tags: dralnuX, Windows XP 6 Oct Bowing to continued demand, Microsoft has again extended the life of Windows XP. Three months after Microsoft stopped selling new copies of Windows XP, the software remains a top seller on Amazon.com.

Most applications automatically add themselves to the Windows XP Startup when you install them on your PC. Over a period of time, a lot of programs startup while Windows XP boots which results in slowing down your PC. You can avoid this by removing those applications that you don’t use often or do not use when Windows boots.

Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer 2.1 or MSBA 2.1 is a must-have utility for those concerned with the safety of their computer. It’s a great tool for those with networks or small businesses, because it also allows you to scan for vulnerabilities across the computers on your network.

Every time you access a file on your windows computer, a Last Accessed file attribute is updated. You will likely not need this, so you can remove some overhead by following this guide. This guide is for Windows XP. Last access is disabled by default in Windows Vista.

  If you're one of those who have been avoiding the whole Vista thing but want another PC, you have options.  And a few months ago Microsoft realized that there were enough of you out there that didn't want their new OS, so if they were going to continue to clock revenue, they'd better allow you to use XP.

Another interesting Windows software application came up in the Donation Coder forum the other day. A user was asking for an application to maximize part of a window or control to fullscreen with the option to return it to its initial position later on.

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I’ve mentioned on the PCMech Live show many times my disdain for the fact that if you’re one of the few running a 64-bit processor, your options for native 64-bit applications are few and far between on the consumer end. Chances are very high that the computer you’re using right now has a 32-bit CPU in it.

Dell UK is offering its Inspiron Mini 9 netbook that will be pwoered by Ubuntu 8.04, although the lack of configuration options will come across as highly annoying since you will be limited to just the 8GB model. Those who want to settle for the 16GB version will have to ditch Linux in favor of Windows XP instead.