Archive for 09/10

Disk SpeedUp - Defrag Ur Disk More Faster (Full Version)

Disk SpeedUp is a totally free and extremely fast defragmentation tool to analyze, defrag and optimize disks for peak computer performance. It is safe without any toolbar/adware/spyware and easy to use with its intuitive interface.
Disk SpeedUp is an powerful defragmentation freeware for windows platforms. It is as safe as Windows. It applies the most efficient algorithm to rearrange files and optimize your disk.

Disk SpeedUp works under Win 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/Windows 7 operating systems.


Features :
  • Supports FAT, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, NTFS5 , NTFS + EFS file systems
  • Quick and Optimized Defrag
  • User-friendly Interface and Interactive Drive Map
  • Defrag Automatically and Intelligently
  • Small and Lightweight
  • Run as You Scheduled
  • Customized Presets

Posted by Abhishek Vohera

Get Your Efficient Password Manager (Freeware)

Still be worrying about so many passwords to remember? Now we have Efficient Password Manager, a completely free but powerful and unique password management package.
The program can not only help you remember general password information, but also record website login passwords, software registration codes, e-mail account passwords, or even passwords for your FTP accounts, etc. A random password generator is integrated which saves your time meditating for passwords. Actually, the passwords generated by this tool are usually safer.


Your private information is fully protected - the main login password is encrypted by the irreversible SHA algorithm, while the password information itself is encrypted by 256-bit AES algorithm, the encryption strength of which is among the highest in the world.
The software also offers many special features such as password management in hierarchical grouping, adding attachments to password entry, setting record importance, displaying record list in card view. The interface of the software looks fashionable and cute. It has up to 8 interface styles of different tones of color for you to choose from!
With Efficient Password Manager, you only need to remember one password!

Posted by Abhishek Vohera

Desktop Lock to Lock the System (Trail version for 30 days)

Use Desktop Lock to lock the system (desktop, mouse, keyboard etc.) to prevent others from accessing your computer. This security product has helped many computer users to protect their computers and control access to the computers.

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Desktop Lock is a computer security protection and access control software product, you can use it to lock computer to prevent people from accessing your private documents and resources. When the computer is locked by Desktop Lock, none can access your documents, browse your computer, or use programs on your computer.
You can lock your computer by one click, or let Desktop Lock to automatically lock your system at any time or when system becomes idle. You can customize the appearances of the locked desktop with the options provided by Desktop Lock. Desktop Lock also supports hotkey to lock the system.

Don't want people to use your computer?

Desktop Lock has been used by many users to help them to prevent their computers from unwanted access.
Once the computer is locked by Desktop Lock, the keyboard and mouse will be totally unavailable, none can use your computer or access your private data.
  • You can lock your computer by ONE click, or by using the lock hotkey.
  • you even don't need to launch the software if you use hotkey to lock computer.
  • It can be configured to automatically lock computer when you are away from your computer.
  • You can let it automatically lock your computer at any time you specified. (Schedule)
  • It can play background music, or play video on the locked desktop.
  • Plays Flash media or PowerPoint file when system is locked. (Business Edition only)
  • Lock system and run a program, users can only use the one and only program.
  • And many other features.
Posted by Abhishek Vohera

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-Abhishek Vohera
Posted by Abhishek Vohera

15 Things Every PC User Should Know

Think you know tech? If you don't have a handle on every single one of these 15 tech facts, habits, and efficiency tricks, you're not living up to your potential.

1. Don't double-click everything. Windows 101: Double-clicking is how you open items in Windows. It's not how you open links in your Web browser, click buttons in dialog boxes, or do pretty much anything else--and if you reflexively double-click, you might accidentally zip right past something important or submit a form twice. If you don't need this reminder yourself, chances are you know someone who does.
2. Use slashes and backslashes in the appropriate situations. Let's get it straight: / is a slash (or forward slash, if you must), and \ is a backslash. Backslashes are conventionally used for Windows file paths (C:\Program Files\Whatever), while slashes are used for Internet addresses.(http://www.facebook.com/abhisoftwaretips)
3. Record the exact error message. When your PC crashes, it'll usually try to tell you why it is doing so--albeit with a string of numbers and letters that you won't understand. Write the message down in its entirety (or take a screenshot, if possible) so you can later plug it into Google or give it to your tech support agent. If your PC didn't provide an error message, go to Action Center (in the Control Panel) and see if it shows up under 'View archived messages' or 'View problems to report'.
4. Bring deleted files back from the dead. When you delete a file from your PC or memory card, you're not wiping it off the actual hard drive. Instead, you're simply removing the index information that tells your PC where the file is, at which point the PC is free to treat the part of your disk that contain that file as empty space that it can write something else to. If you've accidentally deleted something, undelete utilities such as Recuva can help you find those files again as long as you haven't already written over that file with something new.
DBAN; click for full-size image. 
Don't leave your personal data on your old PC's hard drive. Nuke it completely with Darik's Boot and Nuke.  
5. Wipe your hard drive before getting rid of it. Because your PC doesn't immediately get rid of the files you delete, you can't just reformat your hard drive before recycling or selling your old computer--because someone might be able to use an undelete app to recover your sensitive data. We have all kinds of tips for completely erasing an old drive, but the short version is: grab Darik's Boot and Nuke.
Uncheck the boxes; click for full-size image. 
Want a totally worthless toolbar added to your browser? No? Then uncheck the box for that option before you install updates.  
Posted by Abhishek Vohera

Facebook Rolls Out New Page Browser

We can browse in bookstores. We can browse the web. And now we can browser Facebook.
That's because the largest online social network on the face of the earth launched something it's calling Discover Facebook Pages. The feature is designed to give Facebook members a quick way to browse community pages on the service and work information from those pages in their news feeds.
           

When you go to the Discover Facebook page, you're presented with an array of thumbnails representing an assortment of Facebook communities. If you see something you like, you simply hover over the thumbnail with your cursor. A like button will pop up. Click it and news from that community will be automatically funneled into your news feed. If you want to learn more about a community, you click its title under the thumbnail.
In addition, to the right of the thumbnails is a list of your friends and links to the communities on Facebook that you and they mutually like. You might be surprised how much or how little you share in your social network's likes and dislikes.
The idea for Discover was cooked up by a Facebook designer named Ben Blumenthal. "A couple of months ago I found myself online, browsing for movies to rent," he explains at The Facebook Blog. "There are lots of tools to find new movies or rediscover old ones. As I poked around, I thought, 'People should really be able to do this with Pages on Facebook!'"
Blumenfeld added that the feature will evolve as Facebook receives more feedback from members about it. For now, though, Discover Facebook looks like it's off to a good start.
Posted by Abhishek Vohera

Check How Secure Is Your Password



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How It Works




It's just a bit of simple maths:
(number of possible characters to the power of length of the password) divided by calculations per second
Length of the password is nice and easy to work out: it's just the number of characters in your password. For example 'cat' has 3 characters and 'monkey' has 12
"Monkey has 12?", you ask
"No it doesn't", I reply, "It's got 6. You should probably learn to count."
Calculations per second is a bit more of a rough figure. On the site it's set to 10,000,000, which is an approximate number of passwords a regular computer might be able to try every second. But it's going to depend on the computer as well as what the password is for. A lot of sites and programs won't let you try more than three passwords in the space of ten minutes, which would render a brute force attack pretty useless.


Posted by Abhishek Vohera

How to Password Protect Your Files and Folders.

It is crucial to password protect or encrypt sensitive files and folders on your computer or on flash drives. For example, when you service your computer, you want to be sure that some of the important documents are not compromised in any way. In case you lose your notebook, tablet, USB drive, or external hard disk you want to be sure that important data is always safe. The cost of sensitive information therein can outweigh the cost of the equipment. Here is a quick way to protect the files and directories:

How to Easily Encrypt and Password Protect your Files and Folders

The easiest way to encrypt files and directories that works on all versions and variants of Microsoft Windows is using a compression software like WinZip, WinRAR or 7-Zip.


Simply right-click the file or folder you wish to secure and choose add to archive option of your favorite compression software like WinZip, WinRar or 7-Zip. You can choose appropriate encryption options and enter a password when prompted.
                  Encrypt your files and folders

Now whenever you access these folders or files, you need to enter the same password that you set while creating the archive. If you choose the Encrypt File Names option as well, you will be asked for password only while opening the archive. You wont be asked for password again and again for opening files or folders inside the archive. If you don’t choose the option, you are required to enter the password for opening every file in the archive. So I would recommend choosing the Encrypt File Names option.
Now that you have your secure archive file created, whenever you wish to secure any file, simply drag and drop the file or directory in the archive and it will be added to archive after you provide the correct password.
You can safely carry these archive files in your mobile media like flash drives, portable hard disk drives, or notebooks without worrying about losing important information.
A Word of Caution Before You Encrypt or Password Protect Any Files and Folders

•There are hacking tools and software utilities that can break into protected files. So use high grade encryption like 256-bit encryption. This will make it nearly impossible for anyone to crack your password.

•If you forget the password all your file data might be lost. There is no way to recover this data unless you recall the password or somehow break into the file. So password protect only those files which are absolutely necessary or have a way to remember your passwords.

•Although your file or folder is password protected it still can be deleted. Always backup all your files, even those protected by passwords.

It is always better to be safe than sorry. So, keeping these words of caution in mind, go ahead and password protect your important data.
Posted by Abhishek Vohera

Duplicate Cleaner - Find Duplicate Files

"Find and delete duplicate files, mp3s, photos, old documents and much more. This fully featured, program will work at home or in a networked environment. Best of all Duplicate Cleaner is freeware, meaning you get the full program and it doesn't cost a thing!"
 
 
Duplicate cleaner is a useful program to help you organize the contents of your home hard drive or corporate network.You'd be surprised just how many redundant or duplicate files you could find forgotten in an obscure documents folder. Duplicate Cleaner will deep scan for all types of files - photos, music, films/video, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, text files - you name it, if it appears twice on your computer then Duplicate Cleaner will find it. Once these files are found you are provided with helper tools to enable you to select which copies to delete or move.These files can be deleted to the recycle bin, moved into an archive elsewhere, or replaced with hardlinks.

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Posted by Abhishek Vohera

Google Instant gives users as-you-type search results

Google today announced a new feature that will allow users to get search results as they type their queries.
Google Instant, which is expected to be rolled out later today, is designed to speed search results. It's about searching as you type, according to Marissa Mayer, Google's vice president of Search Products and User Experience, speaking at a launch event via webcast.

"We think it's possible to enter a query and get search results as you type," said Mayer. "It's search before you type. We're predicting what query you're likely to type."

The announcement comes just weeks after the Internet was abuzz with speculation that Google was testing this feature. Search-engine optimization consultant Rob Ousbey was among the first to notice that Google was testing an instant search feature and kicked off the online chatter when he made a blog post about it.


"As you can imagine, searching even before someone types isn't easy, which is why we are so excited today to be unveiling Google Instant," Mayer said. "Instant takes what you have typed already, predicts the most likely completion and streams results in real time for those predictions, yielding a smarter and faster search that is interactive, predictive and powerful."



Today's announcement is a major salvo in Google's ongoing battle for search market share with Microsoft's Bing search engine. This rivalry has been spurring innovation, bringing new features, such as real-time search and Google Goggles, in the past year.

Posted by Abhishek Vohera

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