Archive for November 2008
Success is nobody’s Pet
Posted November 15, 2008
on:Success and failure are two sides of a same Coin.
Success is different from one’s point of view may be considered as failure for one.
Since all success cost something to loose first, you have to work hard, going from so much hassles, obstacles, hurdle, to do something you have planned.
And finally we reach to get some success in terms of- name, fame, money.. or may be A complete satisfaction for doing the task, accomplishing the thing which we desire to do.
There are different parameter and paradigm of success in each person eye.
All of us felt happy and out of world when we get success after doing something for which we are crazy to do.
My personal feeling for success I wish to share with all of you who are been reading this and appreciate my work here:
I have been very much depressed during my 12th Class exams and got ill, this had turned to be far reaching effects in my whole life till date. But I soon recover from my depression and able to get a I class Division in the exams after an year.
When I enter to the college, found all around rich boys n girls belonging to so called High Society, getting a good percentage in their Board Exam.
But fails in the college and just doing freak out in there.
After getting TOP in a row during my graduations, I was feeling TOP OF WORLD — not think for the future to what I can achieve with this or can utilise this success in other field.
After going for my first job, then I realize that this success is not a worth, as a 10th Pass (matriculation) done boy can do the same thing which I was doing there in the market.
There again I have to struggle hard and to achieve success in Career, dont know where I am right now (but I feel I have achieve which I mostly want some good name and Fame with a good friend circle, a good reputation in the society and offcourse some livlihood for my self and my family.
Its all about having Confidence, Patience and to look around yourself (what you have till, not to look over that what you not have)
As all of us pray to God, but dont ever came to know that:
God Give us that what we need, but we pray to God for all we want.
Ok, thats enough to share my views with you for the success. I hope I will get back to you soon, with more interesting and thoughtful experience of mine.
Till then, Good Bye n Have a Positive Attribute toward life
Puneet Jain
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Here I am representing before you some Tips & Tweaks very useful for Vista users:
I am posting these all as per my personal preference.
1: User Account Control
General Information: UAC in windows vista a new security feature. But generally this has nothing to do with security. It is only requesting you if you want to allow any changes or not.
Appears on: such as Installation or removal of program, registry editing, entering in window folder, etc.
Main Effect: Window activities delays, Screen become flickering and Flashing.
It is advisable to keep this feature off as you will have to keep on unblocking every time. It is absolutely safe to turn it off.
How to Turn it Off?
Please go to the Control Panel. Click on User Accounts (Select the Classic view, if not selected)
Then please ‘Turn User Account Control on or off‘
(You may need to press Continue)
Please then uncheck
‘Use Account Control (UAC) to Help Protect your Computer‘
This is only required to stop the delay and flickering of screen.
2: System Restore and Indexing Features
System restore option in Windows comes up a Handy Tool for all users, even if the system hurdle with Malacious code, Virus attack, or Spyware infections, etc.
System Restore if you have already using it to create system points then it would be no more a Russian roulette for you to get it back normal.
But on the other way round, if you are experiencing “random” slowdowns and “high” CPU usage for no reason, these two features are the most likely cause of the problem.
These features are also a major cause of “missing” disk space. You can’t imagine if your system could be taking up to 15% of your hard drive space juust because of System Restore points. On a 80GB hard drive, that is 12GB!
System Restore Service creates system snap shots or “restore points” for returning to at a later time. Every time you install a program or new driver, plus on a schedule, this service creates a restore point to roll back to if a problem occurs. This is my first choice that I get rid of on a clean installation. If you use this and enjoy it, good for you.
NOTE: If you wish to disable the System Restore, your previous “restore points” will be deleted. If, for what ever reason, you do not want this to happen, do not disable this service.
For Indexing Features:
The Indexing Service, by default, searches the start menu and the user account directory (C:/Users/<account>/) to help you in faster searching.
However, with the tasks that I personally do, I rarely, use the Windows Search feature. The indexing feature has improved, though, as it is much more sensitive to an active user and will reduce the resources used while a person is actively using the system.
Get rid of System Restore and Indexing. Where do you find it?
With the default Category Control Panel:
From the Desktop –>
Head to Start –> Select Control Panel
Click on System and Maintenance –> Select Backup and Restore Center
Select Create a restore point or change settings (on the left side) Select the Continue button (if UAC is active)
click on System Protection Tab (should be there already) Uncheck your hard drives listed under “Automatic restore points”
Select the Turn System Restore Off button Select the Ok button to apply the settings
You can now disable the Indexing Feature:
With the default Category Control Panel:
Head to Start
Select Control Panel –> Open System and Maintenance
Select Indexing Options –> click on the Modify button
Select the Continue button (if UAC is active) Select the Show all locations button Select the Continue button (if UAC is active) Double click “Users” in the “Summary of selected locations”
Uncheck Users directory
Double click “Start Menu ” in the “Summary of selected locations”
Uncheck Start Menu directory
Select the Ok button to close the panel
Further steps to improve your Vista Machine will be given to you very soon.
I will get back to you later. See you !
If you have any suggestion and feedback please do write.
Hello world!
Posted November 13, 2008
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