Friday, 12 August 2011

Install any Windows Operating System With a USB Flash Drive

Windows is used in most of the Laptops and Netbooks but how do you install it without a CD drive?
Use a USB flash drive in place of the DVD. In this article I will show you how to create a bootable USB flash drive that will install Windows so you can install Windows on any computer without an optical drive.
Before we get started you will need:

  • Windows (XP\7\vista\2003\2008) ISO file
  • 4GB USB flash drive.

 The link below redirects you to a free utility that will automatically make a bootable USB flash drive from a Windows  ISO image file.

Windows_USB_Setup

Simply download the tool, specify the location of your ISO file and the wizard will do everything for you.

A screenshot of the software is given below:












For any assistance contact me : jethinshaji@gmail.com


Wednesday, 3 August 2011

Restore file/folder to previous version in Win 7 without using any additional software


Restoring was very difficult for earlier version of windows. We had to go through a lot of steps and finally we will get a whole backup(including many unwanted files or we won't get the specific backup we wanted.

NOW in Windows 7 we can easily restore the pics we have deleted from a folder by just taking the properties of that folder as shown below:



With just one click we can get what we thought was lost forever.

To do that we have to make sure that we have enabled the restore option.
To enable the system restore option,
Take the My Computer properties as shown in figure:



Then click system protection as shown above.
In the box that appears you can select which drives need to be protected as shown in figure below:




We have to make sure that the restore points are created occasionally to restore whenever we want.
My Operating System is Windows 7 Ultimate. I think it works in all Win 7 versions.  
Win 7 Ultimate is the best OS for personal use.

Friday, 29 July 2011

Boost Your System Performance By Selective Startup

There are a lot of Startup items in your Windows OS which are loaded automatically. Most of them won't be needed for you. So when they are loaded, it decreases your system performance. You can manually disable them and increase the speed of your computer to a great extent.
You may start doing this by taking:


StartRun
Type "msconfig" in the box as shown in fig:






When you press OK, a box appears and in that box choose the Selective Startup option as shown in fig:




Then choose startup from the Upper Tab and it will show the list of all startup items.
Now you  may select only the startup items which you need and exclude the rest as shown in fig:


After selecting, u gotta Click OK and restart your system for the changes to get effective.
This is a simple thing which most people already know. 
I've just posted to help Beginners.

This will increase your system performance to a great extent.













Sunday, 24 July 2011

Intel Itanium Processors

Intel Itanium Processors

Intel® Itanium® processor-based servers deliver robust performance for UNIX and mainframe environments and support today's most demanding business applications. With superior virtualization performance and more virtual machines per server, Intel Itanium processors offer scalability for your most complex, data-intensive workloads.

Intel Itanium Processors

    INTEL ITANIUM PROCESSOR 9300 SERIES

  • Superior, built-for-virtualization performance with more virtual machines per server
  • Optimizes server efficiency with twice as many processing cores
  • Delivers up to eight times more physical memory capacity over previous generation¹
  • Increases core utilization with up to six times more memory bandwidth than previous generation¹
  • Supports real-time workload balancing
  • Support for up to 16 sockets while providing low voltage options
Intel Itanium processor 9300 series - Discover
Scalable servers powered by Intel® Itanium® processors enable system configurations of as many as 512 processors and a full petabyte (1024 TB) of RAM. With full support for both 32-bit and 64-bit applications, the capacity of these processors provides unmatched flexibility in tailoring systems to your enterprise needs.