1. Start up overload. As you add additional programs, they claim start-up status quickly and quietly. The more programs you have that are loading at start-up, the slower the start-up. Go to start, all programs, scroll to Startup and see how many programs are lurking there. The decision is yours. Remove the programs you do not want, or are not necessary, to be starting at boot-up.
Back up, or set a system restore point before you begin - don't forget, "I told you so!" No need to panic! Just follow along! Click Start, move to All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and click System Restore, set your criteria. Next click on: Start, Run, type "msconfig" no quotes, OK this window. At the top of the page, click on Startup. Don't be surprised at what you see if you have never been here before. Use your logical reasoning to select those that you do not need at start-up. Uncheck to disable them. This will not remove this program from your machine; it will just stop it from starting at boot-up. This can take some time, especially if you are not sure of what you do, or do not, need. DO NOT REMOVE: The Firewall, Anti-virus or anti-spyware programs. Remember, if you do make a mistake, you have your backup or restore available. Be safe, remove them one at a time; you can always put it back. OK the window, and restart the computer for the changes to take effect.
2. Spyware: Malicious programs that stealthily embed themselves into your software. They are installed in your software, without your knowledge, in many ways. Through e-mail especially, the ones that are multi-forwarded. You know who sent it to you, but what about all of those other names? Who are they? Through free scans or free downloads. Through Web sites that you visit that specialize in this practice, and music downloads.
These must be removed from your computer before they cause damage to your operating system and applications and bring your system to a halt. Using your browser, go to www.freeware.com. There you will find many anti-spyware programs. Ad-Aware SE, Spybot Search and Destroy, and Spyware Terminator are three good ones. Run them frequently and keep them updated.
3. The Registry. If your registry is corrupted or bloated, there could be a BSOD in your future. The Windows registry is the master control center for your operating system and the applications it runs. Corruption or overload can cause: performance problems, including applications at start-up, slow windows start-up, extremely slow shut-downs and a general disruption of system processing. Unless you are absolutely sure of what you are doing, DON'T manually attempt any changes to the registry. I go there frequently but not without first backing up and/or setting a restore point.
Once again, www.freeware.com. No quotes can lead you to several good registry cleaners and optimizers. I have a couple of "freebies," but in this case, I recommend Registry Mechanic and use it after each session. One of the free ones is Ccleaner. It is safe since it has a back-up feature as does Eusing Registry Cleaner.
4. Badly Fragmented Hard Drive. Over time, your computer's files can be scattered over your hard drive; this is called fragmentation and a cause for file searches to be slower than usual. Use the built-in tool of Windows to solve this condition and be patient as it runs.
Single click "My Computer," right click "C" drive, click properties, click tools. Highlight your system drive,(usually C ) then click defragment. While you are there, on the General tab, you have the option to Clean the Hard Drive. Click disk cleanup select all the items in the window. Follow the instructions and OK your way out. This, along with the defrag, will put your hard drive back in proper working order. While you are there, uncheck the box for "indexing the files" this is another source of slow-up.
5. Poor Security Software. A large number of security programs, and suites, are bloated with software and demand a great deal of system resource and memory. The constant surveillance of your system for malicious ITD's can cause your system to get sluggish. Yes, system security is essential, but some of the programs have gone overboard with coding and, some of the lesser known, can be a source of system infestation.
These programs we have previously recommended do not fit in this category. Sunbelt-Software's CounterSpy has been my favorite standby. It is not free, but it is user-favorable with an easily understood interface and more features than others I have tested.
6. Remnants of Uninstalled Programs. There is a program that I recommend, and use, for complete un-installation: Innovative Uninstaller Pro. The writer of this software is consumer-oriented and offers a free test period. In checking in the registry, I have found it does remove the coding and software of an uninstalled program you merely drop the icon of the one you want uninstalled on the uninstaller icon. Cool what? A good start on your way to a clean-up is through RegCure that cleans up previously left behind debris.
7. The Page File. The Windows Page File is a temporary source of memory used by the system in processing functions. It is actually a buffer that is used for "wiggling room." If your page file is too small, your operating system will not have enough room to move and the result will be poor performance and error messages.
If this is your experience, you can increase the size of the page file. Right click on My Computer and go to "Properties," click "Advanced Tab," click "Settings" in the "Performance" section, click the "Advanced" button, click "Change" under "Virtual Memory" Microsoft recommends that the paging file be 1 ½ times greater than the amount of installed RAM. However, Windows can automatically adjust this for you. Select "System Managed Size" then click the Set button. OK your way out.
8. Too Many Windows and Temporary Files. Your hard drive could be crammed with many useless files left over from re-installs, and just general use. To clear these up, you can first refer back to item #4 and clean your hard drive or click on "Start" then "Run" then enter "cleanmgr.exe" without quotes. Select the "C" drive and click ok. The hard drive clean utility will pop-up and do its thing.
9. Viruses or any ITD. Is this the "tail-wagging-the-dog?" Could be! But by this time, you should be fully protected with a bi-directional Firewall, (the Windows Firewall is only One Way), a good reliable and up-to-date anti-virus program. Because no individual spyware program can get all of the ITD's, two is better, three recommended. AVG is a dependable anti-virus with a free capability, but then, go to www.download.com with no quotes, and do a little shopping.
10 Hardware Problems. There are assortments of things that can happen to your hardware: wear and tear, over heating and dust. If you do not know how to clean the inside of your machine, put "Dust Removal" in the subject line of your e-mail to me. If you do experience a failure, crash or a shut down it can be traced to a hardware problem.
Rather than pay someone a lot of money, you, yes you, can purchase the parts and install them yourself with the explicit instructions you will receive with the parts. I have replaced fans, hard drives and CD drives. I know ... for me, it is easy, for you, it is difficult, but that is how I felt before I had at it.
These are the 10 most prevalent reasons for your computer slowing down. They are not listed in any particular order or by their gravity; this is just to inform you!
Big Thanks to Max
http://www.bestsecuritytips.com
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Saturday, January 24, 2009
"Computer Troubleshooting Tips"
10 Reasons Why Your Computer is SLOW
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Saturday, August 9, 2008
Get Paid to be Entertained!

The Entertainment Market is a multi billion dollar industry.
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Imagine being paid to be Entertained!
Friday, July 4, 2008
"Too Much Of Everything"
Youtube Nation
for everyone
Every move that you take. Every sound that you make. Every scandal that you created. Definitely one day it will be on Youtube. This decade shall be called an era of exploitation of almost all of the privacy that we have. With the help of recent technologies everything will be viewed on the internet. Whether you like a porn, or an educational one, no doubt they are on the web. With just click a mouse and everything is on our fingertips. Even if we are on the remotest village, we can still access the net and in an instant we are connected to the world.
for everyone
Every move that you take. Every sound that you make. Every scandal that you created. Definitely one day it will be on Youtube. This decade shall be called an era of exploitation of almost all of the privacy that we have. With the help of recent technologies everything will be viewed on the internet. Whether you like a porn, or an educational one, no doubt they are on the web. With just click a mouse and everything is on our fingertips. Even if we are on the remotest village, we can still access the net and in an instant we are connected to the world.

With all of these privileges that our ancestors did not enjoy in the past, we can conclude that we are lucky enough to experience the abundance of information that are readily available anytime as long as we are connected wired or wireless. However they are still the perils of misguided information that can lead to nowhere. And with no restriction since the Web is free for all, most of the kids nowadays realized and are educated via the net. They can learn the many things the world has to offer whether they are bad or good. And mostly bad. And to add it on they are many online games that are supposedly for adults only can be played by kids.
Sometimes if we have to imagine the emergence of new ways of communication we can say that we cannot live without the convenience of those gadgets that become necessary for our survival. We can live without cellphones or internet at least for a day but since they are very common in our lives, a mere absent of those will become a deficiency in our part. We cannot imagine even for a single day that we are not to use our cellphones. However if we are to look back a few years back, we are living very normally without those technologies and still we are fully human. In other words we are slave to the very technology that we are embracing. But we love it. We really appreciate the seemingly endless possibilities that the digital revolution is bringing to us.And what’s next for us will be the unimaginable. The things that existed only in science fiction will come to life. And a new revolution will sweep the world in unprecedented trend that one has imagine will one day be a reality. And we should look forward to it with all the positives in mind. We should learn to create a world of technological leap that will surely propel us to efficiency and much enjoyment in this life.
And never mind the utopians that only dreams of the world as a gloomy future ready for destruction. And it is us human could only decide what will be the best for us. And for the generations to come.
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Saturday, May 3, 2008
"INTERNET CONNECTION"
How does satellite Internet operate?
Satellite Internet does not use telephone lines or cable systems, but instead uses a satellite dish for two-way (upload and download) data communications. Upload speed is about one-tenth of the 500 kbps download speed. Cable and DSL have higher download speeds, but satellite systems are about 10 times faster than a normal modem.
Firms that offer or plan to offer two-way satellite Internet include StarBand, Pegasus Express, Teledesic and Tachyon. Tachyon service is available today in the United States, Western Europe and Mexico. Pegasus Express is the two-way version of DirecPC.
Two-way satellite Internet consists of:
* * Approximately a two-foot by three-foot dish
* * Two modems (uplink and downlink)
* * Coaxial cables between dish and modem
The key installation planning requirement is a clear view to the south, since the orbiting satellites are over the equator area. And, like satellite TV, trees and heavy rains can affect reception of the Internet signals.
Two-way satellite Internet uses Internet Protocol (IP) multicasting technology, which means up to 5,000 channels of communication can simultaneously be served by a single satellite. IP multicasting sends data from one point to many points (at the same time) by sending data in compressed format.
Compression reduces the size of the data and the bandwidth. Usual dial-up land-based terrestrial systems have bandwidth limitations that prevent multicasting of this magnitude.
Some satellite-Internet service still requires you to have a dial-up or cable modem connection for the data you send to the Internet. The satellite data downlink is just like the usual terrestrial link, except the satellite transmits the data to your computer via the same dish that would allow you to receive a Pay-Per-View television program.
So, if you are in a rural area and you want broadband access to the Internet, satellite Internet may be for you!
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
"What should one look for to choose the Right Web Host"

Whatever type of website one wants to host, choosing the correct host can be complicated. Many of the hosting companies offer much more than one will ever be able to use, high-end packages are recommended for small websites by their sales staff.
One should be cautious while choosing, one might require opportunity to expand but before contacting a company’s sales department; one should have a look at the size of his/her website. If one’s requirement is 10MB then there is no need of 1&1s Home package with 800MB for £4.99 a month!
Factors like price and disk space are not enough to consider when one makes his/her choice of a host. Monthly transfer is the amount of information that can be moved by both visitors and person hosting the site; uploading and downloading files may form a part of monthly transfer. Monthly transfer is also called as bandwidth and is gradually consumed up by every visit. Many hosts often offer more space then transfer! One should not get caught.
Database is an essential requirement when one is planning to install a forum or a content management system. Windows and Linux based hosts both manage MySQL databases, but as Linux being more efficient is often appreciated much. Hosts should charge a small fee for addition of an extra database to one’s account , but one needs to find out how many are included and what will be the cost of upgrades before deciding on whom to hand one’s money too.
One should use a company which is known to be trustworthy, whether one comes to know by someone using those companies or have heard of their good services.
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