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Every now and then, while working with Windows Vista and Windows 7, the operating system may give you the following error message: “Host Process for Windows Services Has Stopped Working”. This error points to svchost.exe and rasmans.dll_unloaded and despite it is still unclear why it is triggered, here is a nice workaround to fix it. Continue reading »

One of the most thrilling features in Windows 7 is, without any doubt, its enhanced and improved  version of Windows Aero theme which is already available in Windows Vista. This theme, also known as Aero Peek and Aero Shake, brings new life to the users’ experience by changing the way the applications are managed on the desktop. Let’s see together what I am talking about and how turn this theme on in case it is disabled by default. Continue reading »

If you work on a shared computer or if you have children at home, you know pretty well how easy is to find your PC all messed up. I have already spoken about this in the past, and I have also given you some solution. You may want to read these articles about how to restrict access to programs, prevent people from changing your display settings and how to see if somebody tried to access your computer. There is no limit to the damages people can cause to your computer, above all if they start messing in the registry. As a matter of fact, the registry editor is the most dangerous place in your computer where, with a single click, people can damage your operating system permanently. Let’s see how we can prevent the registry (RegEdit) from being used thanks to a little hack. Continue reading »

This is a great news for all of those people who are still in love with the old, good Polaroid instant camera. As a matter of fact, notwithstanding I already spoke of a Polaroid-like camera called Tomy xiao, the giant company Polaroid has recently unveiled a digital version of its world- famous instant camera called Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera. Despite the fact that Polaroid missed the train of the digital instant cameras, this PoGo camera stands out for its quality as well as its tech-features which let Polaroid regain the lost ground. Continue reading »

There are hundreds of online games in the Internet for you to play with. In most cases their quality is so good that it looks like playing at a game console. The down-side is that you have to be connected to the Internet. As a matter of fact, the websites these games are available on, don’t allow you to download them for free. If you want to play, you have to open the proper web page so that your browser will download a small file containing the games itself (usually a file with .swf extension for flash games). Apart from the fact that this file is very hard to recover in your PC, it is also difficult to make it work once you manage to retrieve it. Let’s learn how to have our private collection of flash games by getting .swf files and make them work. Continue reading »

A couple of months ago I spoke of a nice hack which prevents people working/playing at your computer from changing your display settings. Today I still want to speak of ways to prevent people/coworkers/family members from changing those settings you managed to tweak in order to work smoothly at YOUR computer. Continue reading »

Windows 7 is the much anticipated next Windows operating system. There are already a lot of infos about it. You may want to give a little peek here. Anyway the news about its new features are so many that almost every day there is something new coming up. Today I want to speak about Windows 7 taskbar with jumplist (superbar). Continue reading »

Update after update PlayStation 3 is showing us how a console can be regularly updated like a real computer application. This updating process looks like something called evolution to me! Anyway, if you have got one of these little jewels for Christmas, just go update it right away through PlayStation Network  or the system software updates from the Official PlayStation website. Continue reading »