Posted on August 11, 2010. Filed under: News, Super Fast Updates, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials, Web | Tags: Account, albums, blogger, browser, Button, Calendar, Chrome, Click, edit, enable, gmail, google, information, Login, Menu, Multiple, Note, option, Picasa, radio, read, Save, session, Sign |
Do you have several Gmail accounts? Then definitely once in a while you tried to login into both the account at the same time in same browser but you found it bit inconvenient. You’ve either had to sign out and sign back in, use a second browser for my second account, or use a Chrome incognito window.
Now Google lets you sign into two accounts from the same browser. All you need to do is enable multiple sign in to use Multiple Google accounts.
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Posted on July 31, 2010. Filed under: Computer, Freebies, Softwares, Windows/7 | Tags: ActiveX, Airytec, automation, browser, calculator, Click, client, computer, connection workstation, Countdown, dialup, Disconnect, download, enable, Exact, Facebook integration, icon, interface, internet, localhost, lock, Mobile, options, Power, remote, Remote execution, Restart, scripts, shutdown, Silent, Snooze, Start, Steps, Switchoff, timer, Trigger, utilities |
Sometimes you want to urgently shutdown or restart your computer when you are away. There are a lot of remote control utilities that allows you to manipulate your computer remotely. Some of them require installation on client computer, some has web interface but runs as ActiveX controls that usually disabled by security policy in many organizations and also could not be used on most mobile phones.
Airytec Switch Off allows you to shutdown or restart your PC remotely from any computer of mobile phone with just web browser installed.
Airytec Switch Off is tiny easy-to-use tray-based system utility that will automatically perform various frequently used operations like shutdown or restart your computer, disconnect your current dialup connection, lock workstation, etc.
It could also disconnect dial-up and VPN connections to cut your internet service bills as well. Automation options allows you to schedule all operations daily, weekly, past specified time or when PC becomes idle.
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Posted on June 29, 2009. Filed under: Computer, Tutorials, Windows/7 | Tags: enable, hibernation, windows xp |
In windows environment, the hibernation is a built-in feature used to increases your work performance and also minimizes the windows start up time. For example, if you have to keep open a lot of files and windows applications then you can leave you system in hibernation mode without closing the open programs. When you restart computer after hibernation, all the running files and applications will be restore as you have left them. Windows store the all hibernated information in the Hiberfil.sys file using system root folder. The size of this file is roughly equal to the RAM of your system.
Follow the given steps to activate the hibernation in windows XP:
To use this feature, you will need to be logged into your computer with administrative rights.
1. First click on Start button and then Control Panel.
2. Click on Performance and Maintenance
3. Then click on Power Options
4. A new "Power Options Properties" dialog box will appear, select Hibernate tab and then select the "Enable hibernation" check box to enable the hibernate feature.
5. After enabling the hibernation feature click on Start button then click on "Turn off Computer". In the "Turn off Computer" dialog box, press the "Shift" for some time and click on Hibernate button. Your system will take some time to complete the hibernation process.
Enjoy !
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