How To Use USB Flash Drives As A RAM...

How To Use USB Flash Drives As A RAM

1: Insert the flash drive.

2: Go to Start, right-click My Computer and click �Properties�.

3: Select the Advanced tab and click the Settings button in the Performance category.

4: Select the Advanced tab and click the Change button in the Virtual Memory category.

5: Select your flash drive in the drives list. Select the Custom Size button in the area below the drive list.

6: Enter the amount of space on the flash drive you would like to use for RAM in both boxes.

7: Select Set, Ok, Ok, Ok.

8: Restart the system.

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Best practices to maintain Laptop battery life

You�d think that the best way to keep your laptop�s battery from wearing out is to not use it. Right?
As it turns out, batteries are like muscles; they need to be worked out regularly to stay healthy. Ideally, you�d use your laptop unplugged at least once a day, like on a train or bus commute or on the couch in front of the TV.

Laptop Batriesss aspireone

If you�re not going to use it, constantly charging your battery is a bad idea; HP recommends on their website that if you�re going to leave your laptop plugged in or put up in storage for more than two weeks, you should take the battery out of your laptop.

How to recalibrate Laptop battery
First, charge your laptop�s battery to full, and leave it that way for at least two hours. Then unplug your laptop, and set its power management settings to never turn off or lower the monitor brightness. (HP has instructions for how do to this on Windows 7 and Vista, as well as Windows XP, while Apple has instructions for Mac laptops on their site.)
You want to drain the battery completely, then let your laptop sit for at least five hours this way like, say, overnight. (Just be careful and mute the volume, since some laptops make a warning sound when they�re about to run out.)
Afterwards, charge it up again, and you should notice a more accurate portrayal of your battery capacity. In some cases, you may even get more life out of it.

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Turn Your Keyboard Lights Into Network Lights

 Last Post I Hace Told You How To Convert Your Keyboard LED's Into Disco Lights. Similarly, Today, I Am Going To Teach You How To Make The LED's Into A Network Lights

Many of the Keyboards we use for our computer will be having 3 LED�s. They are to display Number Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock.

But we usually do not use them or do not look at them to see what they are for. So it will be great if we utilize them for any other application or to display any other function of your computer.

You can use them to display your network activity by using a tiny application called Network Lights.

Which display the sent and received activity by using first two LEDs of your keyboard.

How to Download and use NETWORK LIGHTS?

• Download the application from here�          

• version: 1.2   download program   (75KB)
• version: 1.1   download program   (44KB)
• Unzip the file.
• Open the Networklights.exe
• The application doesn�t need any installation. It will just open up and will be minimized in your task bar.
• To stop using this just right click on the icon from task bar and click EXIT .

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Turn Your Keyborad LED's To Disco Lights

Now its time to learn how to make our keyboard LEDs work like Disco Lights. It is really funny to see them blinking like a disco light. Just give a TRY!

Here is the complete procedure to activate the Process :

• Open notepad from the Start.
• Copy paste the following text to the notepad without any changes.

�         Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{NUMLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{SCROLLLOCK}"
loop

• Save the file as goharsh.vbs
• Now open the file you saved.
• See the LEDs in your keyboard started dancing.

How to Deactivate it ?

• To deactivate open your task manager.
• You can open the task manager by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE.
• Now go to second tab, which is Process
• Click on the wscript.exe and click End Process.
• Now your Keyboard LEDs stops blinking.

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