FOR VISTA AS FOLLOWS
►Right click on shortcut on deskstop in the pop up menu select properties
►Then select compatibility TAB(compatibility mode)->CHECK run this program in compatibility mode for->select option windows XP(service pack 2)->ENTER OK
►Go in display setting chenge 'em as follows.
►Run in 256 colors
►Run in 640*480 resolution
►Disable visual themes
►Disable desktop composition
►Disable display scaling on High DPIS setting
►Privelege level-->run program as an ADMINISTRATOR
FOR XP AS FOLLOWS
►Right click on shortcut on deskstop in the pop up menu select properties
►Then select compatibility TAB(compatibility mode)->CHECK run this program in compatibility mode for->select option windows 95 or windows 98 or 2000 or NT->ENTER OK
►Then Check in all display options
Saturday, November 21
Hide windows explorer in xp Believe this or not
♦open task manager(how to open task manager)
♦then choose processes tab in it
♦then select explorer.exe image name
♦now click end process
♦now u will be amazed by this trick and dont be panic
♦to set it to default again open task manager(how to open task manager)
♦click file>new task(run)
♦now type explorer.exe
♦then choose processes tab in it
♦then select explorer.exe image name
♦now click end process
♦now u will be amazed by this trick and dont be panic
♦to set it to default again open task manager(how to open task manager)
♦click file>new task(run)
♦now type explorer.exe
Friday, October 23
Increase The Amount of Virtual Memory Used by XP
Virtual memory is a small portions of a hard drive space is converted to RAM. This is useful for computers which use more physical RAM than is available. Windows XP allow the user to change the amount of virual memory used. By default, the system determines the amount automatically. It is possible to change this to a set amount. It can be a good idea to do this for better performance. Here are the instructions setp by step, along with suggested settings
► Click 'Start'
► Click 'My Computer'
►Click 'View System Information' under 'System Tasks' (If you can not see this option then click 'System Tasks' to collapse the menu). This will open the System Properies window. Alternatively, you can go to Control Panel and open 'System'.
► Click the 'Advanced' tab
► Click the 'Settings' button under 'Performance'. This opens the Performance Options window.
► Click the 'Advanced' tab.
► Click the change button under 'Virtual Memory'
► Under 'Paging file size for selected drive' select the 'custom size' option.
► In the box next to where it says 'Intial size (MB) the best number to enter is 2X the amount of physical memory currently in your system. For example, if you have 512 MB of RAM you would enter 1024 in this box.
► In the box next to where it says 'Maximum size (MB)' enter the same number
► Click 'OK'
► Click 'Apply' on the previous window
► Click 'OK'
► Click 'OK' on the previous window
► Click 'Start'
► Click 'My Computer'
►Click 'View System Information' under 'System Tasks' (If you can not see this option then click 'System Tasks' to collapse the menu). This will open the System Properies window. Alternatively, you can go to Control Panel and open 'System'.
► Click the 'Advanced' tab
► Click the 'Settings' button under 'Performance'. This opens the Performance Options window.
► Click the 'Advanced' tab.
► Click the change button under 'Virtual Memory'
► Under 'Paging file size for selected drive' select the 'custom size' option.
► In the box next to where it says 'Intial size (MB) the best number to enter is 2X the amount of physical memory currently in your system. For example, if you have 512 MB of RAM you would enter 1024 in this box.
► In the box next to where it says 'Maximum size (MB)' enter the same number
► Click 'OK'
► Click 'Apply' on the previous window
► Click 'OK'
► Click 'OK' on the previous window
Friday, October 2
Various ways to open a task manager
♠click ctrl+alt+del
♠click shift+ctrl+esc
♠right click task bar and select task manager
♠in run type taskmgr.exe to open task manager
♠click shift+ctrl+esc
♠right click task bar and select task manager
♠in run type taskmgr.exe to open task manager
Thursday, October 1
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)






