Archive for March, 2009
Phantom Alert
A new tech engineering software, Phantom Alert, is ready to alerts you directly on your GPS when you drive into the areas with hidden police cams and DUI checkpoints. The principle of this software is based on users reports on this speed trap places, and this reports automatically are loaded into your GPS system. You [...]
Fast Shutdown and Fast Restart buttons
There are some situations when we wanted the computer to shutdown or to restart in a fast manner. This can be done by using some special arguments that are forcing all processes to close and the windows to shut down. In order to execute this commands, we’ll create two sets of instructions written in shortcuts, [...]
“Invalid BOOT.INI file” error
Sometimes, after a sleepless night you are about to drop your coffee cup all over you. And this is because of an error message: “Invalid BOOT.INI file”, suddenly appearing after you boot up your computer. “Invalid Boot.ini” or “Windows could not start” are windows boot.ini related errors. Windows could not start because Windows\System32\Hal.dll file is [...]
How to disable Windows Genuine warnings
No matter if you are using a licensed windows or not (I’m not encouraging you to use a pirated Windows!) there is a smart solution to disable that annoying Windows Genuine warning. For who don’t know yet, this warning is a message to anyone is using an unlicensed copy of Windows on their computers. To [...]
How to abort a shutdown
If you accidentally click on shutdown button and you want to abort it you need to do the following: -Click Start -Click run -Type in: shutdown -a -Enter (or click OK) The second method is pretty the same but little more easy. You follow the same steps but you type in run console: cmd and [...]
How to speed up the computer start
As you know already, there are a lot of things to do prior to speed up your PC. We’ll talk today about windows utility. MSConfig is built up in windows OS so you don’t need to install any software on your pc. Press START then run and write msconfig. Press OK. Will pop-up a new [...]
