Have you ever tried out “%TEMP%” in the Run window? If no, then try it now (it will take you to the temp folder where Windows stores Temporary files). These “%TEMP%” are called variables in Windows.
What if I tell you that you can make custom variables like the %TEMP% variable? Something like %MUSIC% which can [...]

Suffering from WGA Tool? The solution is below!
WGA or Windows Genuine Advantage tool is a tool provided my Microsoft to check whether you have an original Windows running on your PC or a pirated/counterfeited Windows…it is mandatory to install this tool when downloading something from the Microsoft Download Center.
It becomes real trouble if somehow you [...]

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Today I got introduced to an adware – Quickheal Cleaner, the way it was installed on the PC was quite intresting…
I was going to watch a movie today, which I had downloaded yesterday from P2P netwroking sites (torrents). When I opened the movie with Windows Media Player (as it was in .wmv format), it said [...]

You know, disabling the recent times does more than just protecting the Privacy– it also speeds up the loading time of the Start Menu at start-up and saves the memory used to store Recent Items.
To disable “Recent Items” follow these:

Right-click on the Taskbar and select “Properties“.
In the properties window, browse to “Start menu“.
Under “Start Menu“, [...]

That notification box is really bugging…and the icon with a red armor with a X seems really odd at the taskbar’s tray!
Security alerts are good but they become no-good when you want to ignore the alerts. Especially, when you’re on a PC with pirated Windows, and most of the pirated windows can’t do automatic updates..so [...]

Imagine you have transferred images from all your devices such as Digital Camera, Mobile, etc. etc. into the same folder!
Everything seems fine, except…the file names…the devices had given a separate name to your image files, and you want them to be one.
Its really simple to rename all files at once.

Just select all the files (Ctrl [...]

What do you do when a program gets stuck? Most of you would try to close it by clicking the close button, by using Alt + F4 or by using the Taskmanager…all of these ways will give you errors and take-up a lot of time to close that program.

There’s another way to close a program without wasting any time and without getting any errors!

The default folder in Windows where your Apps are installed is C:\Program Files. There’s a registry hack which allows you to change this default location to any other location of your wish. The Installation dirctory can be manally chosen while installing an App, but it’s better to apply this hack if you want to permanantly install Apps in any other directory except C:\Program Files.