A Computer Repair Utility Kit You Can Run From a Thumb Drive - ReadWriteWeb Technibble, the Australian site for aspiring computer techies, recently released the second version of its popular Computer Repair Utility Kit, a collection of 57 hand picked tools to help you diagnose and repair your Windows machine. While all of the utilities are freely available online, this all-in-one kit saves you the trouble of searching for and downloading them individually. Most of the applications don't require installation and the kit can be run directly from your thumb drive. Although the kit is extremely useful as it offers all of the tools in one neat package, we thought it might be useful to describe each application and rate it based on the level of experience required for use. We've used the following rating system: Beginner: Basic computer skillsIntermediate: Need to be familiar with some computer jargonExpert: Must be comfortable changing system settings File Management CCleaner Installation required: No - Level: Beginner JkDefragGUI DriveimageXML Explore2fs Double Killer TrID
Internet Technology News Productivity Tips and Tricks - Wordpress, Blogging, Affiliate Advertising, Firefox, ColorfulTabs - Binary Turf AppAholic | Freeware Review and Download Links - Part 6 Version Tested : 4.08HECompatibility : Windows 2000, XP, Vista Description : Creates 4 virtual disk drives which you can run any CD/DVD image on. Even those with copy protection work fully (Safedisk, Securom, Laserlock and RMPS) and run just as if you had the actual CD/DVD in a real drive. No more damaged disks or lost ones either. Nice addition to the system tray. Daemon Tools (DT) is one of those apps that I’ve kind of taken for grated over the past few years. DT really is the best disk emulation freeware around. It creates virtual drives that appear just as real drives would everywhere on your system, and then you can run any cd image as if you had the disk in a disk drive. So, lets talk a little bit more about the actual features… It has full emulation of the latest copy protection, allowing you to easily rip your own games to a disk image and then use them on a virtual drive. ShareThis
TG Daily - World's first computer with biocircuitry is launched Los Angeles (CA) - From the outside, the Turin XL looks like any other computer. Open it up and look inside and you'll find a gelatinous gob of goo at the heart of the motherboard, and organic tubes snaking their way around the case. This is the world's first computer to use bio-manufactured circuitry. It is also the first computer that can adapt to fight malicious software or viruses using biochemical defenses. The Turin XL's built-in defense mechanisms can detect malicious software attacks and unauthorized access using a number of unique biocircuit gateways. Among the first users of the Turin XL is ambassador to the world, and general good person, Bono. "Everyone farts. The Turin XL is the brainchild of Swiss post-graduate student, Sag Aphrilis. "I was suprised to find that the Mayans, all those years ago, had found a way to map the human brain. Aphrilis has set up his company in Bangalore, India, and calls the company, L Support Services.
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