Almost all of Windows applications make its temporary file every time it runs. By default, Windows XP puts temporary files in C:\Document and Settings\Account_name\Local Settings\Temp\ folder. So, if your account name is Edi, it means your temporary files is saved in C:\Document and Settings\Edi\Local Settings\Temp\ or you can enter %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp\ in Run box or [...]
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Install Windows Vista on Mac OS X
With Virtual Machine application, we can install many operating systems on our base operating system. It means you can install Windows XP / Vista, Ubuntu, Xandros above an operating system such as Mac OS X. One of popular virtual machine application on Mac OS X is Parallels Desktop. I’ve used Parallels Desktop for 6 months [...]
Where Is My Run Menu?
On Windows XP, Run menu is installed by default but there is not in Windows Vista. Windows Vista is hiding it on standard setting. You must set it manually. And here is the way to display it.
Protect Your USB Drive
I think, you are already known if USB Drive is one of the most effective tools to stealth data. Just plug it in your USB port; computer will recognize it as a new drive and then you just need to drag and drop files or folders to your USB drive icon. And your files data [...]
Parental Controls On Windows Vista
Windows Vista came with tons of features. One of the features which got my attention is Parental Controls. Like its name, Parental Controls has function to help many parents to monitor and manage their children when their children are using computer. What kinds of games are they can play? What kinds of websites are they [...]
Optimize Parallels Desktop Configurations
I’ve wrote an article about install Windows Vista on Mac OS X through Parallels Desktop as virtual machine software. Now, I will write about customizing Parallels Desktop configurations so that Windows Vista/XP which runs above it can run smoother.
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Other Way To Maximize Window
Do you know that to maximize window or back it to restore window, you can do it with title bar ? Usually, if we want to maximize or restore window we must use the control box window, but there is available the other way….
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