Tabs For Windows File Explorer

Ever wondered that, Windows File Explorer is so very difficult to use without those TABS you are so used to. And you just wished you had those awesome tabs in your windows file explorer. Its so happens that there is a brilliant software "CLOVER 3" that does exactly this for you in the most simplest way possible.

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Installation Notes:
Just double click on the .exe file and the software will be installed.

DOWNLOAD CLOVER 3

How to Take a Screen Shot

Its gonna a be very short tutorial on how to save a screen shot.

From time to time we need to take screen shots. Whether we want to save a screen shot of a game, a picture, a website or anything else.

1. First there is a Print Screen Button on our Keyboard.

Print Screen Button

2. Press the Print Screen Button to take the screen shot.
3. Now open up Paint and Press "Ctrl + v" to paste the screen shot
4. Save it under any name.

and its done :) quick and simple and easy as pie...

Speed Up Your PenDrive

1. Right click on My Computer (By Default) and select properties.

My Computer/ Properties

2. Select Device Manager. A device manager window will pop out.

Device Manager/ Ports (COM & LPT)/ Communications Port (COM1)/Port Settings/ Bits per second/ 128000

3. In device manager windows select Ports (Com & LPT)

4. Select Communications Port (COM1)

5. Go to Port Settings Tab

6. From the drop down menu of Bits per seconds select "128000"

7. Click ok and check the speed of your Pen-Drive

PS: If you are lost follow the numbers in the picture.

Speed up your internet by 20%

A little tweaking can speed up a Slow Internet Connection. This doesn't add a lot of speed but those who have a very slow net connection; this for them can create all the difference.

By Default, Windows reserves 20% of bandwidth for its own use. This should be undone immediately to optimize your net speed. And I’m gonna show you how its done :) STEP by STEP

Press “Windows Key + R” (shortcut key for RUN)

Windows Key + R

Now type gpedit.msc and click ok

Run

This will give access to Local Group Policy Editor.

Then Navigate to Computer Configuration/ Administrative Templates/ Network/ QOS Packet Scheduler using the pane on the left side.

Local Group Policy Editor

Now in the right panel you will notice an option called "Limit Reservable Bandwidth". Right click on it and choose "Edit" option. (you can see in the picture above)

A new window will pop out where you find Bandwidth Limit is set to 20% by default. Now click enabled and change Bandwidth Limit to 0 then apply the changes.

Limit reservable bandwidth

Hit ok to close the group policy editor.

This process will give at-least a 20% speedup to your net connection.