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Windows 7 is Microsoft’s love child and our favorite Windows OS. However, there are some bugging functions that need to be disabled within Windows 7 and one of them is its hibernate function. This can be acomplished very easy following these steps:
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Its main usage, as the developer is also mentioning, is to prevent accidental pressing of keys during games or other applications. For this, you need to disable those keys and KillKeys is here to do that.
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I didn’t met any person that hates favicons yet, but doing a quick search on the internet, it seems not every Firefox user loves the little site icons. For those unfamiliar with the term, favicons are those small site specific icons, that appear on the left of the URL address bar.
I’m sure many of you know how to do that, but we have received emails from different people asking how to disable Windows Messenger.
There are 2 ways to get rid of Windows Messenger, either by disabling it or by uninstalling it. For those who want to keep things intact but just toggle the on/off switch, here is how you can disable Windows Messenger:
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I personally find the Flip 3D feature in Windows Vista pretty useless in every aspect, but I found some individuals that loved this feature. The Flip 3D is much slower than…everything and in my opinion, it’s very ugly. If you don’t know what Flip 3D is, you can use it by pressing winkey+tab, but I assure you, you didn’t missed anything.
For managing the Mac OS X firmware password, you can use the Open Firmware Password application. This works with Mac OS X 10.1 and later. For further details regarding managing Mac OSX firmware protection, read Apple’s online documentation.
There are several easy steps to disable the mac’s firmware password:
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As a Windows XP or Vista user, you probably wondered how can you disable the system tray pop-ups when Automatic Updates are available or the firewall/antivirus is disabled. The firewall alert is very annoying in my case, at every fresh install, I disable the Windows Firewall because, I simply don’t like it and I use other firewalls. Upon deactivation, the Security Center pops in the system tray and starts “alerting” us that the Firewall is disabled…I don’t like that at all.
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