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What to do with your USB flash drive: Maintain Windows What do you use your USB flash drive for? How about maintaining a Windows computer? Parted Magic is a nifty partitioning tool that also includes a suite of other useful utilities. In part two of our "What To Do With Your USB Flash Drive" series, we're going to show you how to install Parted Magic so you can run these utilities right from your USB flash drive. Install Parted Magic onto USB flash drive Before we get started, make sure you have an empty USB flash drive of at least 1GB in size Step 1: Download the ISO of Parted Magic and the UNetbootin utility. Step 2: After extracting the Parted Magic ISO from the zip file, run UNetbootin by double-clicking on unetbootin-win-549.exe. Step 3: Change the selection from "Distribution" to "Diskimage" and click the button to browse for the Parted Magic ISO. Step 4: Once the installation completes, you'll be prompted to reboot or exit. Run Parted Magic Step 2: At the boot menu, select option 1, "Default settings (Runs from RAM)." Applications

The Excel Magician: 70+ Excel Tips and Shortcuts to help you make Excel Magic Posted by nitzan on Wednesday, November 28th, 2007 Are you working with Excel and want take your Excel skills to the next level? Or do you want to learn Excel and don’t know where to start? Online tutorials & videos The following online tutorials are mostly free and will teach you quite a bit about Excel. Online introduction to Excel: If you are just starting to use excel, this is the perfect resource for you. Books In order to harness the full power of Excel, shell out a couple of book bucks. General Excel Books Excel Bible 2003 / 2007 version: The “Excel Bible” was written by the renowned Excel expert, John Walkenbach. Excel Tips and case studies Excel case studies: While not for the beginner, this book contains valuable, real-world advice on how to make Fxcel do what you want it to do. Specialized Excel books Principals of finance with Excel: This highly recommended book will help you understand the applicability of Excel in financial environments. Forums, News Groups and Mailing Lists

Freevo Media Centre | Home Theatre Platform HTPC & PVR The 69 Coolest Apps Of 2010 Don't Forget to participate in a contest where you can win an amazing e-Commerce template from TemplateMonster. The year 2010 is almost ended. We have explored and reviewed so many useful tools and resources for you all the year. Today, we are going to take a look on few of the web apps we have featured that we think you would like bookmark for 2011. I hope designers, developers and programmers will like this list, but you can also use them and will love them whether you are an office worker, a manager, a supervisor, a student, a home user, etc. You are welcome if you want to share more cool apps that our readers/viewers may like. Web Apps Join.me Join.me is an impromptu meeting space that happens wherever, whenever. Read More : Absolutely Useful (Yet Free) Web Apps To Make Designers Lives Easier Kodingen Read More : 11 Robust Web Based Editors To Code Directly From Your Browser Write Maps Write Maps is a free web app which allows its users to create, edit and share sitemaps online. Sketchfu

Change Your Wi-Fi Router Channel to Optimize Your Wireless Signal If you live in an apartment complex you’ve probably noticed more than just the passive-aggressive network IDs that your neighbors use—very likely you’ve had problems with your wireless connections dropping out, or just not being as fast as you’d like. Here’s a quick fix. Of course, this isn’t the only thing you need to do to make sure your wireless network is running at maximum speed, but for today’s lesson we’ll show you how to pick the right channel to make sure you can stream the new Futurama episode to your laptop without skipping. Note: if your Wireless network is working fine, please don’t mess with it. Or at least, don’t blame us if you break it. Figuring Out the Right Wi-Fi Channel Note: the latest version of this utility is not free anymore, but we’ve linked to a download site that provides the free version still. Let’s take a closer look at that window… you’ll need to choose the right channel band, depending on the router you are using. Change Your Wireless Channel

Remove Time Limit From Trial Software With Time Stopper So you downloaded a trial software and loved it, now what? The next step would be to use this software forever, but how would you do so? Time Stopper(Update: New version link added, now it comes without ads) is a free tool for Windows that can stop any trial software’s time for you. For example you downloaded a software that comes with 15-days trial, you used for 3 days which means 12 more days are left before it expires. Just run Time Stopper, choose the program, set the date between the trial limit, and it would handle the rest by stopping the time for you. Below is the complete guide on how to stop a time of a trial software. Note: When this tool will stop the time for a trial software, it will not change or stop your system time. First click Browse and select the executable(.exe) file of the software whose trial limit you want to remove. On the right side of the screen you will be shown a system calendar so that you can know what date is today. Advertisement

PhotoRec Latest stable version 7.0 April 18, 2015 PhotoRec, Digital Picture and File Recovery PhotoRec is file data recovery software designed to recover lost files including video, documents and archives from hard disks, CD-ROMs, and lost pictures (thus the Photo Recovery name) from digital camera memory. PhotoRec is free - this open source multi-platform application is distributed under GNU General Public License (GPLV v2+). For more safety, PhotoRec uses read-only access to handle the drive or memory card you are about to recover lost data from. Operating systems PhotoRec runs under DOS/Windows 9x Windows NT 4/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7/10 Linux FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD Sun Solaris Mac OS X and can be compiled on almost every Unix system. Download TestDisk & PhotoRec File systems PhotoRec ignores the file system; this way it works even if the file system is severely damaged. FAT NTFS exFAT ext2/ext3/ext4 filesystem HFS+ Media Known file formats PhotoRec searches for known file headers. Other topics

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