| |
|
|
Cool Computer Tutorials/Programs!
Find Tutorials and Programs to customize your computer.
|
Disable New Programs Installed Alerts in Windows XP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Right-click the Start button and then click "Properties" to open the "Taskbar and Start menu Properties" window.
2.Click the "Customize" button to open the "Customize Start Menu" window and then click the "Advanced" tab.
3.Remove the tick in the check-box labelled "Highlight newly installed programs".
4.Click "OK" to save the changes and exit the "Customize Start Menu" window.
5.Click "OK" again to exit the "Taskbar and Start menu Properties" window.
The "New programs installed" balloon should no longer appear after you install software, nor will new software items be highlighted in the start menu.
If you find you miss the "new software" alerts, you can easily enable them again by proceeding to step 3 above and placing a tick in the check box labelled "Highlight newly installed programs".
END OF TUTORIAL
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
How to Get Custom Themes; IE: theme.msstyle on Windows XP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1.
You will need to download this little program called Replacer, Get it Here: http://www3.telus.net/_/replacer/
Step 2.
Go to this website: http://www.withinwindows.com/uxtheme-patches/ and download the uxtheme.dll. Make sure that you get the right version for your operating system.
Step 3.
Open up Replacer and find the original uxtheme.dll in your C:\\windows\system32\. The easiest way of doing this is just go to search and type in uxtheme.dll, Now drag the original file onto replacer window and press enter, Now find the uxtheme.dll that you downloaded off the website and drag it onto Replacer and press enter Now restart your computer and you can now install custom themes.
Step 4.
Find the theme you want at various websites. For example http://crystalxp.net/, http://www.wincustomize.com/,
http://themes.belchfire.net/. And now enjoy your new custom themed Windows XP!!!!
END OF TUTORIAL
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Customize Windows 2000/XP/2003 Computer Information
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\OEMINFO.INI
Add the following or modify to suit your tastes.
[General]
Manufacturer=Chief_runningwater.
Model=Lawltastic V1.0
[Support Information]
line1="Web Site: http://orbitalstudio.webcommand.org/"
line2="Forums: http://forums.orbitalstudio.webcommand.org/"
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You can add a logo to the System Properties Dialog.
Create a bitmap 118 x 92 and 256 colors.
Save the new bitmap as C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\OEMLOGO.BMP
AND YOU SHOULD END UP WITH SOMETHING LIKE THIS
END OF TUTORIAL
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Disable Sticky Key Notification in Vista and XP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Filter Keys is an annoying Windows feature that can be turned off permanently in one simple step. Filter Keys ignores keyboard input unless the key is held down for a significant period of time, and is triggered when you hold down a key, such as shift, for 8 seconds.
Turning off Filter Keys in Windows Vista is very similar to the process in XP, Vista just uses different language to describe the same things. In XP, you need to go to “Accessibility Options”. In Vista, this is referred to as the “Ease of Access Center”. Take a look at “Ignore or slow down brief or repeated keystrokes (Filter Keys)” at the Windows Vista Accessibility Tutorials site. This is a tutorial on turning Filter Keys on, so where Microsoft says “check”, you should un-check, and when they say “turn on”, you should turn off.
END OF TUTORIAL
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vista Service Optimizer
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vista Services Optimizer is a free Windows Vista software program for computers running the Microsoft operating system. It can be used to diagnose and tune the Services configuration of the system to eliminate problems and increase overall system performance. Services Diagnostics is probably the first option that should be run after installation and start of Vista Services Optimizer. The user has check or uncheck several information about his computer system, among them if he is using a printer, a scanner, digital camera or if the computer is connected to a network or Internet connection. The eight choices will aid the diagnostic tool in determining if the current settings of the computer system can be optimized.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Registered Name Changer BETA
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Registered Name Changer 2.0.1.4 BETA is a utility to change the registered owner name and organization that appears in Windows XP and Windows Vista (Other versions untested - let us know!). You can find the current registered name and organization in the about box of Explorer or in the properties of My Computer. Now supporting Manufacturer custom settings and Microsoft Vista!
Note: This program just changes the registered name and organization on your computer. It does not contact Microsoft in any way.
DOWNLOAD NOW
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Published by Chief_runningwater 2 years ago |
 Add Comment  You must login or register to access this module! |
|
|
SUBSCRIBE
Add to del.icio.us
PM to friend