Revo Uninstaller – Uninstall Properly with Ease

I’ve been working on computer for quite some time and installed several programs to help me in my job. Over time, I was able to find a program that works best for me and tried to install old programs. However, I had difficulties uninstalling them.

This moves me to try different uninstalling software until I discover Revo Uninstaller. I was really impressed on learning that the program works much faster compared to the uninstaller tools I previously use. Due to the fast and advanced algorithm of Revo, it scans the PC system before and after uninstalling a particular program.

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I was even more impressed the programs ability of removing other unwanted files, registry keys and folder that are normally left on the system. It even run despite broken installation and scans for program data stored at the hard drive as well as Windows registry and displays all found registry items, folder and files thus allowing me to delete them as well. These are some of the things that I noted about Revo Uninstaller.
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Enable DMA to reduce processor cycle consumption during burning data to CD/DVD or reading data from CD/DVD


Enabling DMA mode on IDE channels will consume less processor cycles almost reduce consumption of processor cycles from 50% to 5%.  Windows 2K/2000 and Windows XP fail to enable DMA on IDE devices automatically. Though enabling DMA will not boost writing speed on to the disk, it will consume less processor cycles which can be used for another purpose.

By default PIO (Programmed Input-Output) transfer mode is set on IDE drivers in windows XP and 2000. PIO transfer mode consume more processor cycles because the central processor transfers data word by word or byte by byte.

When DMA transfer mode is enabled, small processor called DMA controller takes the burden of transferring data between IDE devices. Once the central processor starts the data transfer and transfers the control to DMA controller, the DMA controller looks after the data transfer and after completing the total transfer the control is transferred from DMA controller to central processor thus the central processor gets less involved in the transfer and so CPU cycles are saved which can be used by another programme.


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Little Registry Cleaner - Repair Registry Easily

We all know that Registry is heart and soul of Windows installation. Any Corrupted entry can result in crash or a huge registry file degrade the performance of Windows. Also Editing registry files manually can be dangerous, one small mistake and you will loose everything… That’s Why Programmer have created several tools for maintaining and cleaning registry files. Most of them are paid but there are few free ones also. One such Open Source and free tool is Little Registry Cleaner.

Little Registry Cleaner (LRC) is among one of the best registry cleaner and It’s Open Source as well, LRC is now also available as portable application. You can fix or clean your registry by 2-3 simple clicks if you using this simple and easy tool. Some of the task Registry cleaner can do are –


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Print File List by Right Clicking on Folder

Have you ever tried printing the content of a directory or file list you have stored in directory? It seems impossible as there is no inbuilt feature of doing that…

Next question is why you want to print directory listing ? Well you might be having lots of MP3 stored there and you want to upload the list to internet so that your friend can ask what they need. Or you might want to have a hard copy of your files stored in the directory and most commonly used reason is you want to create a CD label with list of files stored in it…

Ok So now there are 2-3 different method to do same, we will discuss all of them here..

Method -1 – Printing form DOS Command prompt-

To print using dos command prompt please follow these steps –

Start a command prompt (run -> CMD), change to directory for which you want to print the file listing and then type the following command.

dir > print.txt

This will creat a directory listing and store the output in a text file called print.txt Once you created the file you can open it any text editor and print the content or alternatively you can directly print from command prompt by using this command -

print print.txt

When your print is complete just remove the file.

Method -2 – Add a menu option in Explorer for printing Directory Listing -

If you frequently print listing of files you can add a menu option in context menu of Explorer for printing the file list stored in a folder,  to do so by using following steps -

1. Create a batch file called Printdir.bat.  To do so pen Notepad or another text editor and type (or cut and paste) following text:


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