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Try these: SuperPi While your computer may pack more computing power than the rocket which sent men to the moon, it is still possible to choke a computer processor using simple math, and that is what the SuperPi free benchmark testing software does. SuperPi is capable of calculating Pi up...

That's a good clean jokes for kids. LOL

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I had a similar problem, it turned out it was my keyboard, the pause key was somehow stuck on. This would not allow my screensaver to come on, I had to use a program that showed what keys were currently being pressed which showed me that the pause button was on, I change my keyboard and my...

These power saving features will not save you much money, you be lucky if you save 50 or $60 a year. I leave all my monitors on all the time and only turn my computer off when I go to bed at night.

I've been using Teracopy now for about 2 1/2 years, everything that you copy the Teracopy seems to be almost twice as fast as anything that you copy with the Windows built-in copy program. Windows seems to hang after it copies files, after the files have been completed especially if there's a...

In the rare occasion you you want a program running on startup, this is a good tip. I recommend running as little programs as possible at startup to keep all your memory and processor power available for programs you are currently running.

Whatever you do not change C drive's drive letter, I don't think they'll let you anyways.

Windows 7 search sucks!!! Make sure you put every single drive you have in the index or you'll never be able to find anything ever. And then you have to wait a few days if you have a lot of data for the index to catch up to you. I can't understand why Windows can't search the normal way when the...

If you hold the shift button down while you insert a CD-ROM/DVD that will disable the auto play, it's been that way since Windows 95.

I would love to see what the people are running that think they need more icons for the taskbar, just close some damn programs and open them again when you need them.

All this does is give you everything you can get in the control panel into one folder? I take it this was for the Windows programmers and engineers so they didn't will have to go bumbling around through the control panel, but let's let regular people do that right?

I learned how to use MSconfig a long time ago, really helps with those programs that think they need to be loaded constantly. I'll load you when I need you, you little annoying program.

So basically this makes it like Windows XP again. Sometimes I hate all those icons are grouped up I can't click on the one I want. Thanks for the tip!