If you not knowing it yet, Windows 7 actually has a master control panel built-in somewhere. Video below shows you how to enable the almightly GodMode in Windows 7!

Can’t see the text? Why not check out Wikipedia for the whole explaination?

Unlike deadbolt locks, this so-called GodMode actually is everything in Windows 7, but placing into a place, for easy finding and sorting.

Though I have enabled it myself, but I find myself not opening it, since I already know where to go for each setting. As a normal Windows users, I think much security, account setting and etc are not necessary for me to setup.

I am in the middle of doing some research. Come Monday, there will e an intern coming in the office, so I am to write some contract to see which I need to included in the terms and conditions. Luckily NC health insurance or any benefit can be void for this one

While I was doing my reseach online, my main browser (Google Chrome) started to act quite weird. It stop in the middle of loading a page, I mean, totally stop working, even my mouse, for like 3 seconds and more. Then it will load out a page and everything went normal. This had happen a few times in a row on opening a new tab.

So I figure I probably should try the secondary browser (Mozilla FireFox), at first it was smooth and responding. However, it started to act the same as Chrome did.

Heh, guess it’s the Windows issue then, don’t it? But what?!

Searching for some information / tips / tricks for Windows 7? Well, just did some research finding this few days

After a year of Windows 7 user, I would say, this is one good operating system, like Windows XP SP3. However, Windows 7 still taking much memory and resources and cause heat on my laptop like how my Macbook heat problem. Win 7 up, Mac OS X down in market share wars we see how Windows 7 a success of Windows Vista

Recently I caught up with only 5 hours sleep and the rest is just work and more work. Putting my knowledge into another field is too time consuming. Even top rated wrinkle creams couldn’t help me right now.

However, the good this is, I still manage to catch one or two new thing in my main field – Web. Well, not exactly.

So what is this LEMP? Linux, EngineX, Mysql, PHP. Most server are still using LAMP, the Apache instead of EngineX.

Engine X (a.k.a nginx) is said to be running faster than Apache and can handle bigger queries and databases than Apache and its a light-weight engine.

Anyway, I have trouble looking for an install-able version of LEMP on my localhost Anyone has any idea?

I always keen on making sure my laptop and desktop runs well, and run fast, like a new machine. Be it a computer or laptop, from time to time, you need to check them, and make sure they runs alright and smoothly. Unlike nuphedragen reviews, computer doesn’t need much technical knowledge or some diploma.

Delete System Restore

First, delete the System Restore. It may sound stupid for some, but really it taking too much space for nothing. If your computer running well yesterday, by all mean, delete the rest of the backup. Since Windows XP, Windows has System Restore to automatically backup your system everytime you install an application, deleting them will leave only yesterday’s backup. So it is fine, if your computer running well yesterday.

Cleaning the cache and all

Clean thoroughly! This is the harder part, and normally user depending on third party software. I personally recommend CCleaner. I’ve been using it for years and it still keep updating and running well even in Windows 7 Oh, it’s a freeware, don’t worry. This little thing clean almost every possible aspect in Windows, even broken or empty registries!

Arrange the files

Alright, this is one of the most headache process, for some. Since Windows 98, I’ve been doing defragmentation from time to time, normally 6 months once. But it took too much time if you ever do that. I normally use Auslogic BootSpeed, a shareware cost USD49.95. It worth the money than any other I’ve tried. However, there is this free version of disk defrag for download, which works pretty well too.