Posts Tagged ‘USB’

Tips 7 Vista/XP

Posted on the October 6th, 2009 under Tutorial by admin

MINIMIZE MENU LOADING DELAY TIME THROUGH A REGISTRY HACK

By default,both XP and Vista wait 400 milliseconds before presenting expansion menus [those menu items with right-facing triangles on them]. You can eliminate the wait completely for instantaneous menu expansion [though be warned, you may not actually like it]. Note that this will not make, say, you’re your primary File or Edit menu show up faster-those menus automatically load as fast as possible.

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Canon PIXMA Ip3500

Posted on the September 24th, 2009 under Hardware by admin

Canon PIXMA Ip3500

The quality of Canon’s inkjets has never been in question, with its top-end products, such as the ipF5000, offering close to printing nirvana. It’s consumer inkjets have been just as reliable, and the quality of its PIXMA range, while far from perfect , is a huge hit with home users.

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Get rid of Microsoftpowerpoint.exe virus

Posted on the September 13th, 2009 under Tutorial by admin

Mircosoftpowerpoint.exe is a file that is created by a virus named w32.USBWorm. This virus is an epidemic and spreads very rapidly through USB drives. When a USB drive is connected to a computer which is already affected by this virus, it gets affected. The virus in the computer will transfer all its files into the drive. When this USB drive is connected to another unaffected computer, it will transfer all the required files to the computer’s hard drive.

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Verbatim SmartDisk External Hard Disk 640GB

Posted on the August 24th, 2009 under Hardware by admin

Verbatim SmartDisk External Hard Disk 640GB

Which equates to a stunning 9p for every one of the 640gb on offer. But the compromise is in the features : there are no eSata or FireWire connections, for instance, so it’s USB only. This puts performance behind eSata drives, such as the A-listed Western Digital MyBook but, when compared with the quickest of USB drives, performance was more mixed. The Verbatim was quicker than the Freecom Hard Drive Pro when handling single files, but fell far behind when tasked with groups of small files. This means the Verbatim is only ideal if you’re willing to trade performance for storage.

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External USB Audio

Posted on the August 10th, 2009 under Hardware by admin

Here’s yet another solution for intergrating your PC’s audio capabilities into your home-theater system: Use an external USB audio device. These won’t deliver multichannel sound over HDMI ,but they’re dead simple to install: Plug the device into your A/V receiver with another, and install the accompanying software.

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