It’s been a couple of years you are using your PC. Noticed the slowdown? Perhaps you have. In the due course of serving you, your PC has accumulated junk, its software machinery clogged and thus has lost his vigor. Don’t worry, here are few tips that will bring your computer back in tune.
There used to be a day when computers were huge ugly beasts with black and white screens staring back with geeky texts. Yes, the old CUI days. Now, there is much more icons and cursors all the way in our computers than fancy text. But there still remains a legacy interface intact and well maintained. “Command Prompt” as you might be knowing it as. Wondered why does it continues to exist? Legacy? The answer is no. Command-line is very popular among those who know its power. It is invaluable for remote systems maintainers and so many more. Lets journey a bit through the command prompt.
Ever noticed the start-up times in windows, which can be pretty disappointing? Ever faced a situation when you had to power down your system amidst some important work owing to a power failure? Or did you ever kill your system (and the associated task in it) because it is just too late to go but felt it was too slow? Saddening, isn’t it? Fortunately, there are solutions. Known solutions, but used less often.
Generally we need third party software to lock Drives and folders in our computer. These software normally costs high and we don’t know how much reliable they are. More over if you forget the password then you may lose all the data permanently. To solve this problem Microsoft has introduced a feature in Windows 8, called BitLocker. Unfortunately some Windows 8 users are not aware of this feature.