Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Missing Taskbar on startup or application crash ? Very simple acquire !

At times you may find your taskbar missing during system startup,any application crash or due to virus or bug intrusion.


During crash explorer task will be get itself end and taskbar or explorer windows wont be visible.



At this time just Press Ctrl+Alt+Del for Task Manager .


Once it appears click File>New Task(RUN).


Soon New Task window opens, there type 'explorer.exe' and press enter .


Now you can see the TaskBar as soon !


Most of the victims of getting explorer.exe endedup will be due to malware,viruses or heavy application crashes which are unstable are too heavy for the current running systems.

Monday, February 7, 2011

Google’s copying accusation against Microsoft (BING) is silly !


Analysts stated that they find Google’s copying accusation against Microsoft is silly. 


Commented as - Even if Microsoft did copy Google’s search results, Bing engineers didn’t ape Google’s algorithms to produce their search results.


Microsoft wouldn’t want to have a search engine that acts just like their competition. Reverse-engineering Google’s algorithm through copied results is impossible.


This week Google announced that their internal investigations proved that Microsoft collected data about users’ Google search queries and results with the use of Bing toolbar and Internet Explorer browser. 


Google said that the said practice is cheating. 


Google is not pressing for any legal actions for now but they are asking Microsoft to stop the practice.
On the other hand, Microsoft answered that users allowed them to collect the data and that information is just one of the factors it uses to refine their search results. 


Microsoft downplayed the accusations as something silly.

Now search industry experts are saying that at the end of the day, Microsoft is the winner here as Google has a hard time getting the sympathy from industry executives and analysts. They find it inappropriate for Google to make the accusations and portray their competitor in a bad way.


Microsoft on the whole explained that the data collected was for analysis for which users accepted indirectly.


Text source : toptechreviews.net

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Windows Live SkyDrive offers 25 GB Free Online Storage !!

Windows Live SkyDrive offers 25GB of free online storage. You can use SkyDrive storage to back up your files online for free, or to share large files with others. You can assign permissions and set folders to public or private, to help you share individual files with only people that you select. SkyDrive also gives you access to free Office Web Apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint so you can create, share and work online with others. With SkyDrive you can also create Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, even without having Microsoft Office installed.
Uploading your files to SkyDrive is easy and simply drag your files from your computer and drop them into SkyDrive.You don’t have to be in front of your PC to see your photos and documents. Access all your password-protected files from any computer or phone with Internet access.
Create Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents with and then share them with Hotmail. Your contacts will get an email that lets them access the documents on SkyDrive – and even help you edit them even if they don’t have the latest version of Office.

Online file sharing is simple. Each file is stored in a folder of your choice, and has a unique URL that you can easily share with your contacts. You can create multiple folders, set permissions, and then send an invitation to your friends. Setting a file or a folder to private allows you to access it from any PC connected to the internet, making it ideal for backing up files

 online. Alternatively, you can set a folder’s permissions to public or share it with individuals, helping you securely share files with only those you choose.


And now,

Sign up hotmail and enjoy the benefits.


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