There sometimes comes a funny feeling of paranoia when my PC is acting strange. After running anti spyware and anti virus scans with normal results, but still my computer is sluggish. Now comes the need to know feeling what processes and services are running in my computer, usually I run it with Glary Utilities' process manager. Glary works just like your Windows Task Manager but richer. It monitors your computer's running processes, CPU usage percentage, memory usage, program manufacturer, and also rates the program in terms of Trustworthy, Safer, Safe, or Unknown. When in doubt about a running program, you can always go online to obtain more information before finally ending or deleting its running process. Besides the process manager Glary Utilities also comes with a startup manager, file shredder, registry cleaner, junk, disk, and temp files cleaners and various helpful services.
There is also an autorun scan in Revo Uninstaller, whereby a trojan kavo.exe hiding in my computer was identified and named as such, thus making removal easier. Autoruns Systernals also provides a more richer detail of your running programs and services, but whatever autorun monitor you use, be always careful before ending or deleting a running program.
Monday, September 29, 2008
MONITOR YOUR PC's AUTORUNS
WINDOWS 7 "pre-beta" PREVIEW THIS OCTOBER 28...MICROSOFT

The first pre-beta version of Windows 7 will be in the hands of developers next month, Microsoft has confirmed.
Speculation that Microsoft was preparing to hand out early versions of Windows 7 began in August, when the software giant revealed that developers would get their first peek at Windows 7 in October 28, with the Professional Developers Conference (PDC) looking the likely event for the operating system's first official demonstration.
Now, Microsoft blogger Dan Fernandez has confirmed the rumor, revealing that every PDC attendee will get a pre-beta build of Windows 7 on an external USB 2.0 drive.
The successor to Windows Vista will also be covered in 21 PDC sessions, with developers expected to be shown improvements to the Windows kernel, networking, and user-interface. The sessions will also cover energy efficiency; graphics systems; building communication applications; documents and printing convergence; new APIs to find, visualize and organize; new text and graphics APIs; the operating system's design principals; and APIs for building context-aware applications.
Microsoft plans to ship the final version of Windows 7 in January 2010.
Friday, September 26, 2008
GAMELOFT MOBILE CLASSIC 5-GAMES GAMEPACK.zip - Nokia S-60 v2
Medieval Combat-Age of Glory
Tom Clancy's Rainbow6 Lockdown
Tom Clancy's SplinterCell Chaos Theory
Asphalt UrbanGT2
Tom Clancy's Rainbow6 Vegas
Revival time folks, I've been playing most of these games ages ago in their S-30 version with my Nokia 3530 and I became a Gameloft fan after that. And these picks are some of my faves, I know anyone whose gone through many cell phones upgrade, especially Nokias are familiar with these games. Let's just say for a mobile game with limited capacities the graphics are good enough and each game concept in terms of difficulties and levels is fair enough to while your time playing. For those who have not played these games yet {is there anyone?}, try it, and those who have played these games over and over, what the heck, let's play it again.
Download Gameloft Gamepack.zip1.11MB

