Showing posts with label up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label up. Show all posts

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Speed Up the Windows XP Shutdown Time


Go to Start then select Run 

Type Regedit and click ok
 
Find HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktop
 
Select WaitToKillAppTimeout
 
Right click and select Modify
 
Change the value to 1000
 
Click OK
 
Now select HungAppTimeout
 
Right click and select Modify
 
Change the value to 1000
 
Click OK
 
 
Now find HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTControl PanelDesktop
 
Select WaitToKillAppTimeout
 
Right click and select Modify
 
Change the value to 1000
 
Click OK
 

Now find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControl
 
Select WaitToKillServiceTimeout
 
Right click and select Modify
 
Change the value to 1000
 
Click OK
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Monday, March 10, 2014

Blackberry 10 Boot Up Screen Leaked



                                 We are already seeing different aspects of the Blackberry 10,though it will not be released before 2013. Those are proofs that Blackberry 10 is going to be quite different.However, BlackBerry 10 faces stiff competition now,and needs to have a few features that make you say, "Wow!" . Merely matching Android will not be enough for RIM.

This is allegedly the boot up screen for BlackBerry 10
This is allegedly the boot up screen for BlackBerry 10
Above,you can see a pivture  that shows the first "L" series model of BlackBerry 10 getting booted up. As you can tell by the percentage indicator on the screen, this is going to be a much different look than what you see booting up your BlackBerry 7 device.

BlackBerry 10 boot up screen leaked
Blackberry 10
                          RIM is still on track to launch BlackBerry 10 in the first quarter of 2013. And everything needs to go smoothly without a repeat of the BlackBerry Storm 9530 launch debacle that saw huge number of Verizon customers buy the device thinking that it would approach the Apple iPhone in quality and functionality. But that was under the old regime. Thorsten Heins and crew knows that this is RIMs ultimate shot at proving that Blackberry is still not gone from the mobile world.
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