There are lots of software which can hide data on your disk or password protect them. But after some time it becomes difficult to manage all your hidden data. So here we have a freeware which can do this for you.
Secret disk is a small utility to create encrypted virtual drive on your PC. you can also make this drive invisible. It provides the fastest and easiest way to secure your important data. You can switch your drive from invisible to visible only with a single mouse click.
After installing secret disk set your master password which will be used to lock/unlock your secret drive. A new drive will be created in your “My computer” in which you can store your secret data. And after storing your data you can make that drive invisible using this software.
Automatic, Manual, and Disabled are the three startup settings for Windows Services.In windows many nonessential services are setting by default to start automatically.However, some of them won’t be of any use for you. By quitting those unused services, you can realize higher system performances.When services are stopped, they don’t use memory.A bigger impact is found in available RAM.To see the services that are on your computer go to Start|Run and enter “services.msc”.This will open what is called the “services console.” You can disable or enable the services according to your needs, but you have to edit each service one by one.This takes a lot of time and a lot of effort.
Here an online utility from ServicesEditor.com allows the users to quickly run down a list, choose what action they want for the service and then download a quick and easy registry file which updates their PC’s .You can download the registry file after enabling or disabling services.This facility is available for Windows XP,Vista and Windows 7.
Right click on the reg file and choose “merge to execute the file.You should be asked something like: “Are you sure you want to add the information in.reg to the registry?” Click “OK” .In another way by Start> Run>Type in regedit, and then press OK .In regedit, click on File, and then Import .Locate the “.reg” file you want to enter, and press OK .The contents of that “.reg” file will be entered into the registry. Reboot your PC.
Based on customer feedback, we found that it was a goal to be able to access important information no matter where you are. This includes local networks, or in places as far away as Antarctica.
With Windows Home Server, you have the ability to share all of your digital content (pictures, videos, etc) with everyone, no matter the distance. When you are out of the home or office and on the road, Windows Home Server has Remote Access capabilities that make it possible for you to view, find files, and even use applications. By using an automatically assigned web address, you can log into your home network or home computers easily and securely. From this site, you will have the ability to upload all of your digital content (pictures, videos, etc), and have access to all of your Shared Folders on your Home Server back home.
*Screen shot of uploading pictures while using Remote Access
We receive a lot of customer feedback and stories about their experiences with Windows Home Server. One that stood out with regard to Remote Access was a user that was stationed in Antarctica. This man's story talks about how his Windows Home Server’s Remote Access capabilities allowed him to stay in contact with his Wife and Children back home while he was deployed to Antarctica.
Brain Irvin used this feature while deployed in Antarctica. In order to make the separation easier on his kids and wife, he started making short video clips of his time out on the ice. The only way he could share them was making them into compressed files so that they were small enough to send through email. Once his videos became larger, he realized that his wife back home could buy Windows Home Server and use Remote Access so he could upload and share his videos much easier. Irvin started uploading to the “Videos” folder on the Home Server and from there, his wife back home was able to watch them and share with their children. Irvin says that “They had a children’s book about penguins in the store, so I bought it and recorded me reading it. I just uploaded it. Tomorrow night I will get to read my kids a bedtime story despite being on the other side of the planet.” He states that this was the best thing he has used his Home Server for.
Some other great responses that I have seen about Windows Home Server’s Remote Access capabilities include:
“I use Windows Home Server as a "hub" for pictures to/from my in-laws in China and my daughter serving in the Navy in Japan. It has worked flawlessly since day 1. They all like sharing pictures pretty much in real time”
“I travel a lot and this week while I was on the road, one of my eBay auctions ended. I was able to log into my home desktop machine, confirm payment through office email, print a USPS shipping label to my office printer and have my wife ship the box. Showed a couple of my colleagues and they were mighty impressed.”
“I also have used the add-in ‘Whiist’ to set up a shared photo album for all of the relatives to view. Everyone loves the ability to view or upload their own photos, especially since we are spread all over the US.”
To see Remote Access in action, you can watch to following screen cast on this topic:
*Remote Access screen cast (for best viewing, watch in HD)
Free PDF to Word Converter is an easy to use utility that does swift conversions from PDF to Word.With this program you can create an exact copy of the PDF file. Just add the file which you need to convert into the program and click Convert.It will retain all graphics, fonts and formatting of the original file .It will let you convert your PDFs to several formats: HTML, DOC, RTF, XLS, JPEG, TIFF, and TXT. It supports all versions of MS Word so that you would not have any troubles editing the converted file.
