Classified Advertising is the best and economic advertising medium for small and home based buisnesses where advertisments budget is very less. Stumblehere is such an US based free classified advertising site. You can buy, sell or trade your products throut Stumblehere for free of cost. It doesnt only offers the classifieds for whole of the US but also segragates the classifieds state vice and this has been the best of its features.Stumblehere allows you to post classifieds of almost every category right from toys, resumes, jobs, forums, games and a lot lot more. You can search classifieds belonging to your state saving you lot of time of going through all the classifieds. This feature also helps the sellers to evaluate the exposure to the products region wise and so on.... There are various other features like catergorization which eases the navigation through classifieds, contests, referals, etc. But the most catching of all is the collection of online games. Games provided are from various categories like arcade, action, racing, casino, etc. these games are Bordem busters as the site terms them. You can allso keep the track of latest ads added to the classifieds. Besides all these features for FREE, this site is very very user friendly.
Say Bye bye to dual boot. How?? Well the first option, is you have RAM more then 1GB, using VM ware would be one choice but for crazy freaks like me, who want it real !!!
Well I have always been using two operating systems ( WinXP and Linux Fedora ) on my desktop. I have always been of an opinion that dual boot might not be a healthy option for your HDD. So this is what I did to encounter this problem.
I managed an extra Hard drive of decent capacity ( 10 GB in my case ) and this was targetted for installing Linux. I kept both drives as Master, one as primary and other as secondary. Whenever I need to switch the OS, just get into the BIOS while booting and select the appropriate HARD DISK (not the logical volume).
Well I have always been using two operating systems ( WinXP and Linux Fedora ) on my desktop. I have always been of an opinion that dual boot might not be a healthy option for your HDD. So this is what I did to encounter this problem.
I managed an extra Hard drive of decent capacity ( 10 GB in my case ) and this was targetted for installing Linux. I kept both drives as Master, one as primary and other as secondary. Whenever I need to switch the OS, just get into the BIOS while booting and select the appropriate HARD DISK (not the logical volume).
This has alsways been my choice.... just thought of sharing it with you.
If you need to shut down in a hurry-or if a frozen application prevents you from shutting down in the normal ways-you can use the following procedure. Be aware, however, that you won't get an opportunity to save open documents in this case. To perform an emergency shutdown, press Ctrl+Alt+Del to display Task Manager. Open the Shut down menu and hold down the Ctrl key as you click the Turn Off command. Poof! If your computer is part of a domain, the procedure is similar. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and then hold down Ctrl when you click Shut Down. In this situation, you'll get a warning message pointing out-quite correctly-that this should be used only as a last resort.
These options are used with the Windows XP setup WINNT32.EXE program and change the way Windows can be installed.
/checkupgradeonly Check the existing OS for compatibility with XP (but does not install)
/cmd:command_line Executes command after GUI mode of setup completes, but before the reboot.
/cmdcons Show the Recovery Console option to repair a failed installation.
/copydir:folder Creates a subdirectory named "folder" below the XP directory
/copysource:folder Copies source files to local directory "folder"
/debug[level][:filename] Write a debug log to filename for warning levels. Level 0=severe errors, 1=errors, 2=warnings, 3=information, 4=detailed info for debugging. Default level is 2, and default filename is winnt32.log in the default Windows directory.
/dudisable Disable dynamic update, so only the original setup files are used.
/makelocalsource Copy all setup and installation files to the hard disk to run the installation from the hard disk rather than the CD (if CD is having problems during install).
/noreboot Do not automatically reboot after installation completes copying the files.
/s Stick out tongueath Specify the location of the Windows XP source files, such as a network path
/syspart :drive_letter Copies temporary files to specified drive, make the drive active, and run from that drive.
/tempdrive :drive_letter Drive location of temporary files
/udf:ID[,UDF_file] Specify the settings file (uniqueness database) for use during an unattended installation
/unattend Unattended installation. The /s option to specify the location of the source files must be used
Login to the Modem \ Router,
Your Modem IP is 192.168.1.1 for lan \ ethernet users (put 192.168.1.1 into IE or FIREFOX URL bar)
for USB users type 192.168.1.2 in URL bar
login by admin user name and admin password , [ by default it is admin ]
to change the username or password
and search for the "Change Password" Option there!
after it reboot the modem .
You can displaying a legal notice at system start up.
heres How to do it "
Start -->RUN ---> REGEDIT
Then traverse the registry
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system]
then Edit these
"LegalNoticeCaption"="Enter your notice caption "
"LegalNoticeText"="Enter your legal notice text "
Works well with Windows XP SP2
You can add programs that appear on the top of the Start Menu. These entries always remain there and remain above recently opened programs.
- Right click on the program you want to pin.
- Select Pin to Start Menu.
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