Do you want your computer to never shut down? Do you wish to rip people of their ability of turning your computer off? If your answer is yes to both of these questions, then you have surely come to the right place. There is a very easy way to get rid of the Shut Down option from the Start menu, Task Manager and Command Prompt. From Start Menu and Task Manager To start with Windows XP, you need to go to Start and click on Run. The rest of the steps are the same as Windows 7/Vista. For later versions
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If you are a regular user of a computer, then I am dead sure that you have added shortcuts of programs in your Start menu. But we are sure that you have never added a website in your start menu. Well, now you can learn how to do this. Rather than opening up your browser and navigating the website you want to open you can now access it with just one click. This program can be anything from Gmail to YouTube to Facebook. Below we have provided all of our readers with the procedure to apply this feature on their
Some of us who use Windows have noticed how our clocks appear in the system tray but the format is in the 24 hour format and it has been set to this format by default. I, honestly speaking, prefer to have my clock in the 12 hour format as it is so much to read and comprehend. You don’t have to start making calculations rather you will already know whether its AM or PM. Here is the solution to this problem. In order to alter the time displayed on your computer, go to Start and then your Control Panel. Choose
How many times have you tried to delete a file and you are given the response “Access is Denied”? How many times have you tried to copy a file and you get an error saying “The source file may be in use”? These errors occur because of many reasons. One reason, and possibility, may be because the operating system of your computer is using the file somewhere, or the simpler explanation may be that you, being a user of the computer, may not have the privileges of the admin. If you get “Access is Denied” when you try to access
If your browser recently, suddenly, became unstable due to an installation of an add-on then you have come to the right place. Sometimes, when you install a new add-on, you probably don’t know it but it may be the reason for your system slowing down or experiencing a system crash. In a situation like this, it’s better that you know which add-on is creating this problem rather than letting it be. If you are a security freak, then you can run your internet browser without having add-ons whilst making transactions on the internet because a third-party app is most probably