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Free LockedUp Applications without Brute Force [How To]

Posted by Thomas On January - 27 - 2011ADD COMMENTS

resmon1 Free LockedUp Applications without Brute Force [How To] Once in a while, one of your applications will lock up and you would have to kill it (in the good sense of the word). Of course this will cause you to lose any unsaved data. At least you will learn to save your work more often, right?

But wait, there is something you may try first … before shutting it down “ungracefully”…

Using RESMON

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100 Free Icon Packs for Windows, OS X, Linux, & Websites [Part 1 of 2]

Posted by Rich On January - 21 - 20111 COMMENT

At Windows Guides, we do our very best to bring you the best tips, advice, and freebies. In this guide, we share the first part of 100 of the best free icon packs available online. The posts are broken into two because of the size of the images needed to preview each pack. For those on dial-up, 7.14MB of images may be a little much—hopefully by splitting this post into two parts, you’ll be able to get the most out of these great downloads.

Looking for the second part? 100 Free Icon Packs for Windows [Part 2 of 2]

Looking for even more icons? Icon Packs on Windows Guides.

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100 Free Icon Packs for Windows, OS X, Linux, & Websites [Part 2 of 2]

Posted by Rich On January - 21 - 20114 COMMENTS

At Windows Guides, we do our very best to bring you the best tips, advice, and freebies. In this guide, we share the second part of 100 of the best free icon packs available online. The posts are broken into two because of the size of the images needed to preview each pack. For those on dial-up, 7.14MB of images may be a little much—hopefully by splitting this post into two parts, you’ll be able to get the most out of these great downloads.

Missed the first part? 100 Free Icon Packs for Windows [Part 1 of 2]

Looking for even more icons? Icon Packs on Windows Guides.

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How to Use Microsoft Excel to Analyze Free Text Surveys, Feedback and Complaints

Posted by Rich On January - 13 - 20116 COMMENTS

Update: Part 2 of this article can be found here.

Using spreadsheets to analyze numerical or well-categorized data is relatively straightforward. It might not be easy necessarily, but at least you normally know exactly what to do. If you have ever been faced with open-ended text responses, perhaps from a survey, emailed questions or feedback forms, you know how tricky it can be to make sense of it.

The problems are many. Non-standard formatting, having to manually read each response to understand its content, variable length, and those are just the first that come to mind.

What we need is some way to drill down automatically to see if there are any common patterns, and therefore have an immediate starting point to start interpreting the responses.

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Speed Up your Computer using Striped Volumes [How-To]

Posted by Thomas On January - 7 - 20111 COMMENT

blue computer speed Speed Up your Computer using Striped Volumes [How To] If you are looking for a way to speed up your computers read and write speed and you like taking chances, then Striped Volumes are the way to go.

A striped volume uses the free space on more than one physical hard disk to create a bigger volume. Unlike a spanned volume, a striped volume writes across all volumes in the stripe in small blocks, distributing the load across the disks in the volume.

How does it work ?

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Fix Live Photo StartUp and Freeze problems [How To]

Posted by Thomas On December - 20 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

icon windows live photo gallery Fix Live Photo StartUp and Freeze problems [How To] Windows Live Photo Gallery is a handy free photo editing program. Some may experience that the application either won’t start at all, or freezes up and stops working after you open it. This happens when the database that’s created by WLPG gets corrupted.

Here’s what you can do to fix it.

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