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Which is the best antivirus

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Aliwil Avast 4.0 Professional
Price: $55
Design and ease of use: Good
Malware detection rate: 96.32%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 37%
False-positive detectioons*1: 5
System slowdown: 4%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 6-8
Bottom line: This program has decent overall malware detection, but poor proactive protection and an awkward design.

AVG 7.5 Anti Virus Professional
Price: $55
Design and ease of use: Good
Malware detection rate: 96.15%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 34%
False-positive detectioons*1: 1
System slowdown: 2%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 6-8
Bottom line: AVG has average overall malware detection, the worst proactive protection and a clunky interface.

BitDefender Antivirus 10.0
Price: $38.95
Design and ease of use: Superior
Malware detection rate: 95.68%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 61%
False-positive detectioons*1: 14
System slowdown: 124%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 4-6
Bottom line: BitDefender has excellent malware detection, but it causes a noticeable (though not show-stopping) system slowdown.

Eset NOD32
Price: $64.50
Design and ease of use: Very Good
Malware detection rate: 88.32%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 79%
False-positive detectioons*1: 6
System slowdown: 5%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 4-6
Bottom line: NOD32 has the best unkown-threat protection by fa, but its overall malware detection is second-tier. It has an overly technical interface.

Kappersky Anti-Virus 6.0
Price: $72.71
Design and ease of use: Superior
Malware detection rate: 97.64%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 51%
False-positive detectioons*1: 6
System slowdown: 10%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 0-2
Bottom line: This effective program has solid malware detection and the fastest outbreak response time among currently tested competitiors.

Norton AntiVirus 2007
Price: $59.95
Design and ease of use: Superior
Malware detection rate: 97.77%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 49%
False-positive detectioons*1: 3
System slowdown: 10%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 10-12
Bottom line: Nortins solid program wins extra points for antivirus detection and cleanup, but remewal and support costs are high.

Panda Antivirus 2007
Price: $35.55
Design and ease of use: Very good
Malware detection rate: 92.09%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 56%
False-positive detectioons*1: 3
System slowdown: 4%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 6-8
Bottom line: This well=priced option provides good proactive protection, average overall malware detection and a poor disinfection rate.

Trend Micro PC-cillin AntiVirus 2007
Price: $50
Design and ease of use: Very good
Malware detection rate: 90.97%
Proactive detection of unkown threats: 43%
False-positive detectioons*1: 0
System slowdown: 9%
Outbreak response time (hours)*2: 6-8
Bottom line: Trend Micro's poor perfrormance at detecting malicious software (overall and proactive) put it at the bottom of the barrel in our ranking.

*1: The number of harmless files incorrectly identified as suspicious out of 20,000
*2: The number of hours on average it took the company to deliver signatures for new malwre during the first part of 2007
Note: Prices are in Australian dollars.
 
This information was included on page 10 of the Australian PC World Magazine, August 2007 edition. The article was done by Ryan Naraine.

 

Keyboard Shortcuts

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Ctrl+Alt+Del. It is also known as the "three-fingered salute," since it is so useful when your Windows computer locks up. Pressing the combo once (simultaneously) opens the Windows Task Manager. From the Task Manager you can select the crashed program separately and close it. If your system is totally locked, grab the mouse and click Shut Down.

Have you ever wondered why almost every windows program has the F in File underlined, E in edit and so on across the top of the window? Press the Alt key + that letter to open a particular menu; you can either use arrow keys to move around within that window. Now your eyes will be glued to more underlined letters to use more Alt key combinations.
F2 renames a selected file or folder easier than right clicking.
F3 launches search if you're on the desktop or in a folder.
Windows + M minimize all open windows.
Windows + D shows you're desktop.
To move the current window or dialog box to a different position on the screen press Shift+Alt+Spacebar then press M. Move the window or dialog box using the up/down/left/right arrows then press ENTER.
To resize the Current window press Shift+Alt+Spacebar then press S. Move the window using two of the up/down/left/right arrows then press ENTER.
To reduce (not minimize) the current window press Shift+Alt+Spacebar then press R.
To maximize the current window use Shift+Alt+Spacebar then press X.
To restore an active window press Alt+Spacebar+R
To minimize the current window use Shift+Alt+Spacebar then press N.
To activate the font list box in the formatting toolbar press Ctrl+Shift+F.
To switch between multiple documents which are open in the same program press Alt+W. To pull down the window menu, type the number corresponding to the document you want to switch to. Or press Ctrl+F6.
To open multiple documents in the same program press Alt+F to pull down the file menu. Type the number corresponding to the document you want to switch to or press Alt+F to pull down the menu. Press O to open the open dialog box. Press Ctrl+Tab to move through the buttons and fields until you reach the document list. Use your down arrow keys to move to the document you wish to open. Press Enter.
To close an active document or dialog box press Alt+F to pull down the file menu. Press C to close the document. You may be asked "Do you want to save changes to the document?" Use your Tab or arrow keys to move to your selection. Press Enter.
To close multiple documents in the same program press Alt+C.
To turn on spell checker move to the beginning of your document or select the text you want spell checked and press F7. Use the Tab key to move around the dialog box. Press Enter on ignore or change buttons.
To display a drop down menu for a selected item, position the cursor over the item and press Shift+F10. Or select the item or text and press Shift+F10.

 

Your Home Page Never Being Changed

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Some websites illegally modify your registry editor and set their website as default home page, for stop this,

1. Right-click on the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop and select "Properties".

2. In the "Target" box you will see "C:\Program Files\Internet

Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE".

3. Now by adding the URL of the site to the end of this it overrides any
Homepage setting in internet options:

"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE" www.infojalakam.blogspot.com

 

If you wanna make a autorun file for that CD you are ready to burn just read this

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1) You open notepad

2) now you writ: [autorun]
OPEN=INSTALL\filename.EXE
ICON=INSTALL\filename.EXE

Now save it but not as a .txt file but as a .inf file.

But remember! The "filename.EXE" must be replaced with the name of the setup file. And you also need to rember that it is not all of the setup files there are called '.exe but some are called '.msi

3) Now burn your CD with the autorun .inf file included.

4) Now insert the CD in you CD drive and wait for the autorun to begin or if nothing happens just double-click on the CD drive icon in the computer 

 

Remove Favorites From Start Menu

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Open registry editor.Scroll to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ExplorerRight-click on the right pane and select New, DWORD Value. Name it NoFavoritesMenu.Double-click and enter 1 as value. To restore the Favorites menu, reverse the steps by changing 1 to 0 or delete DWORD value.

 

Error Message: "Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator"

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This error is caused if the DisableTaskMgr restriction is enabled. To enable Task Manager, try one of these methods:

Click Start, Run and type Regedit.exe
Navigate to the following branch:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies\ System
In the right-pane, delete the value named DisableTaskMgr
Close Regedit.exe

 

Customizing Folders with Desktop.ini

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Using Desktop.ini Files
Folders are normally displayed with the standard folder icon. A common use of the Desktop.ini file is to assign a custom icon or thumbnail image to a folder. You can also use Desktop.ini to create an infotip that displays information about the folder and controls some aspects of the folder's behavior, such as specifying localized names for the folder or items in the folder.
Use the following procedure to customize a folder's style with Desktop.ini:
Use PathMakeSystemFolder to make the folder a system folder. This sets the read-only bit on the folder to indicate that the special behavior reserved for Desktop.ini should be enabled. You can also make a folder a system folder from the command line by using attrib +s FolderName.
Create a Desktop.ini file for the folder. You should mark it as hidden and system to ensure that it is hidden from normal users.
Make sure the Desktop.ini file that you create is in the Unicode format. This is necessary to store the localized strings that can be displayed to users.

Creating a Desktop.ini File
The Desktop.ini file is a text file that allows you to specify how a file system folder is viewed. The [.ShellClassInfo] section, allows you to customize the folder's view by assigning values to several entries:

ConfirmFileOp
Set this entry to 0 to avoid a "You Are Deleting a System Folder" warning when deleting or moving the folder.

NoSharing
Not supported under Windows Vista or later. Set this entry to 1 to prevent the folder from being shared.

IconFile
If you want to specify a custom icon for the folder, set this entry to the icon's file name. The .ico file extension is preferred, but it is also possible to specify .bmp files, or .exe and .dll files that contain icons. If you use a relative path, the icon is available to people who view the folder over the network. You must also set the IconIndex entry.

IconIndex
Set this entry to specify the index for a custom icon. If the file assigned to IconFile only contains a single icon, set IconIndex to 0.

InfoTip
Set this entry to an informational text string. It is displayed as an infotip when the cursor hovers over the folder. If the user clicks the folder, the information text is displayed in the folder's information block, below the standard information.