Users can usually uninstall applications from their computers quite easily, however, for Windows services, of course you can disable a service, but the entry for it may still remain there.In here we will see the steps for deleting a Windows service completely, rather than just disabling it.Note: You should always delete services in safe mode, lest it causes you any problem, you may also want to create...
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Quran Guidance of the Day
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
How To Remove Services In Windows XP (remove service in mmc list)
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Castle Age
This is my favorite game on facebook.Explore a land of Fantasy!- Raise an army of Knights, Elves, Angels and other mythical creatures!- Defeat Epic Monsters like Hydras and Dragons with Friends!- Control Mighty Heroes to lead your army into battle!- Obtain powerful items to equip your General and army!- Quest to learn the...
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
How a Disk Boot Works
by Ron WhiteA personal computer can’t do anything useful unless it’s running an operating system—a basic type of software that acts as a supervisor for all the applications, games, or other programs you use. The operating system sets the rules for using memory, drives, and other parts of the computer. But before a PC can run an operating sys tem, it needs some way to load the operating system from...
How a Computer Wakes Up
by Ron White WHEN you hit your PC’s On switch, nothing much seems to happen for several seconds. Actually, your computer is going through a complex set of operations to make sure all its components are working properly and to warn you if something is a miss. This operation is the first step in an even more complicated process called the boot-up, or simply, the boot. The term comes from the idea...
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