Make Internet Pages Load Faster

When you surf the net do your web pages take a lot of time to load? If it is so then this registry tweak tutorial is exactly the thing you have been looking for.
This little tweak will help your computer load faster the internet pages you are opening. Works well and it can be set very quickly.

1. Go to Start -> Run -> type regedit and press Enter.


2. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\ServiceProvider for Windows XP Pro or to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ System \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ VxD \ MSTCP \ ServiceProvider for Windows 98.

On the right side change this entries (all values are hexadecimal) to the value 1:

Class=1
DnsPriority=1
Hostspriority=1
LocalPriority=1
NetbtPriority=1


3. To change the value right click on the value and select Modify.


4. After you have completed doing that, reboot your computer and see how fast pages load.

And dont forget to tell me whether ir worked or not!

Make Your HDD Faster

Many people do not know this, but it is actually possible to speed up your Hard Disk Drive. To speed up your hard disk speed you need to configure a special buffer in the computer's memory in order to enable it to better deal with interrupts made by the disk. This tip is only recommended if you have a primary memory (RAM) 256MB or higher.

Buffer Configuration

1. Click Start -> Run...
2. Type sysedit and hit Enter.

This command will open your System Configuration Editor, which has four windows open: SYSTEM.INI, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI and AUTOEXEC.BAT.


3. Click on the SYSTEM.INI window, place the cursor after [386enh] and hit Enter.

4. Type Irq14=4096. Make sure you type it correctly because the command is case sensitive.

5. Go to File -> Save in order to save the new configuration.
6. Close the System Configuration Editor and restart you computer. The most speed improvement is visible with IDE drives, however there are reports that this tweak also does good for SCSI disks. In any case, it won't harm your system, so why not give it a try yourself.

Use Your Computer Without A Mouse

Just being bored by moving around your mouse to do all the work? Your answer is that If you got bored of your mouse or simply just want to get rid of the thing, then there is an easier way to do that.Just use your keyboard instead of your mouse!

To use your mouse cursor through your keyboard press Left Alt + Left Shift + Num Lock.

A dialog box like this will appear:

Press OK or press Settings to change the settings. You can use the cursor of your Mouse with the Help of Arrow Keys on Num Pad.

You can also try this:

Press Ctrl + arrow for fast moving.

Press Shift + arrow for slow moving.

Do you still want to use your stupid looking mouse?

Apple, Microsoft And Google Sued

A law suit has emerged, that could have a sweeping impact on multiple software majors and a host of smaller graphical suite-makers. This law suit has been filled by Cygnus Systems and accuses major companies like Adobe, Google, and Microsoft of having violated their patent by using thumbnails, which Cygnus claims it invented.

To this purpose they have patented a broad-base technology which states "a method and system for storing, navigating, and accessing files within an operating system through the use of a graphical thumbnail representing the video display of the active document within the active application."

This directly affects just about every other graphical software that utilizes thumbnails. Be it Apple’s cover flow or Windows explorer, the number of software that utilizes this particular feature is too vast to list. It even shows up in hardware like mobile phones, iPods, PMPS and all sorts of other devices. If this case goes to court and goes in favor of the company, they could very wind up as one of the richest on the planet. In such cases normally not only is the victor entitled to current expenditures and costs, it can also sue for past damages caused by the use of their patent.

Get A Better File Transfer Speed in Windows Vista

People who started using Windows Vista have noticed that file transfer speed is much lower from hat in Windows XP

. It seems that Remote Differential Compression is causing this problem. Remote Differential Compression (RDC) is a client-server synchronization protocol that allows the contents of two files to be synchronized by communicating only the difference between them. The thing you have to do for a better file transfer speed is to disable this feature. Here are the steps to be taken:

1. Press the Start Button and select the Control Panel.
2. Open the Programs and Features applet.
3. In the new window select Turn Windows features on or off located in the left pane.
4. Uncheck Remote Differential Compression.


After doing this your file transfers will be faster!