Windows XP: Turn on Clicklock

Turn on Clicklock in Windows XP

Dragging the objects in Windows XP requires to hold the mouse button until the object is not dropped to the destination where you need to place it. Users may feel not comfortable by holding the mouse button for dragging the object so it is better to utilize the option clicklock to automatically lock the button while you are dragging the objects.
 

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Email: Windows 7 Library issue Outlook 2003

Windows 7 Library issue when using Outlook 2003

       you are using Outlook 2003 on Windows 7 and when inserting a picture or file from or when saving a message to a Library, the Library shows up empty.

 

 

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Play Music on One Computer Through Another Computer's Speakers

How to Play Music on One Computer Through Another Computer's Speakers

Playing audio on your laptop through another computer solves several problems. The obvious issue is volume, since laptop speakers are rarely very big. But it's also common for laptop sound to fail. Sound drivers develop errors. Speakers overheat or blow out. Sometimes you can't even tell whether it's a software or hardware issue. Connecting to another computer bypasses the problem completely, and the only equipment you'll need is available at most electronics stores.

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Slow Pc: Alerter

Alerter service

What is Alerter?
The Alerter service is a Microsoft Windows service which is used to send administrative alerts. It alerts users about security, access, and user session problems. Alert messages are sent from a server to a client computer, and the Messenger service must be running on the client computer for the user to receive alert messages.

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IE Support: Favorites Menu is Missing in IE

 How to Solve Favorites Menu is Missing in IE

This article will help you in getting the favourite menu back in internet explorer

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Internet: Reset opera back to factory default setting

How to reset opera back to factory default setting

Many problems related to opera settings are solved by "profile reset" method.But some users find it difficult to do this. To help in that, I have summarized some tips to do profile reset in a smart way so that you will never be afraid of doing it at anytime.

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MS Office: Setup cannot create Registry Key

Setup cannot create Registry Key

While installing Microsoft Office we receive this error. This is given a number 1401. This error is related to registry key creation when we install Microsoft Office. Office installation wizard could not install the program as it could not write into the registry.

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Virus Support: Multiple Malware

Multiple Malware

There are instances where more than one malware infect at a same time because of many vulnerabilities and many ways that different malware can attack on a PC. It leads to severe situations and that will crash the PC entirely. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Windows 7 : Rename a Power Plan Name

How to Rename a Power Plan Name in Windows 7

Information

This article will show you how to rename power plans (schemes) in Windows 7 to have any name you would like.

This tutorial will also work on Windows Vista and Windows XP

Warning

You will need to be logged in as an administrator to be able to do this.

EXAMPLE:

Power Plan Renamed

Here's How:

1. Open a elevated command prompt.

2. To List and See All Power Plans -

NOTE:

This will give you a list of all of the power plans on your computer with the name and GUID number of each power plan.

A) In the elevated command prompt, type in powercfg list and press enter. (see screenshot below)

3. In the elevated command prompt, type in the command below (in code box) for the power plan that you want to rename, and press enter.

Note:

Substitute GUID in the command below for the actual long GUID number of the power plan that you want to rename as displayed in step 2 above.

Substitute New Name in the command below for the new name that you want to rename the power plan within quotes.

Code:

powercfg -changename GUID "New Name"

4. Close the elevated command prompt.

5. The power plan has now been renamed.

This tutorial will also work on Windows Vista and Windows XP

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Erase Files From A CD-RW Disc In Windows XP:

Erase Files From A CD-RW Disc In Windows XP:

If your computer is equipped with a CD recorder that supports CD rewritable (CD-RW) discs, you can erase and then reuse the rewritable disc.

 

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