A tweak for users with a Multi-cored machine who wants to utilize the number of core available to speed up boot time process. Open msconfig by typing it on run. Select The boot TAB Select Advanced Options modify the number of cores you wanted to be used on boot as shown on the image above. Reboot to take effect. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the

Yesterday a friend of mine ask if I know how remove his windows 7 WAT so he could explore more with his windows 7 Operating System.  I told him that I have a tool to remove Windows XP Windows Genuine Advantage but I can help him find a tool for it and told him that he’d rather buy a genuine one because we can really never make sure that if we find one it will be permanent but he insisted

I am now a full Linux user and the distro I used is Ubuntu version 10.10.  Maybe most of my posts will be ubuntu tweaks and php also.   One of the useful tools I frequently use when I was on windows 7 is Photoshop.  Installing it without tweaking wine will not work.  Thanks to the post of Jun Auza where I got most of the ideas.  To start with I am using ubuntu 10.10 with wine version 1.2 the latest

I was installing a software and throws an error Internal Error 2378. I googled the problem and most suggestions didn’t work out for me, btw I am using windows 7 ultimate. Most suggestion say that I need to run regsvr32 vbscript.dll which failed even if I keep on repeating the command.  Yes its says the the command was successful but the error still remains.  Below are some steps that helped me solve the problem, thanks to this blog for the help: 1.  Open

My friend forgot his mysql password and the database needs to be accessed by the root user.  My friend is running MySQL 5.1 and as I browsed the MySQL manual the solution provided is not working though a slight change was made.  Just like the provided step in the manual: Log on to your system as Administrator. Stop the MySQL server if it is running. For a server that is running as a Windows service, go to the Services manager: