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Chrome password recovery

With all the buzz Chrome is getting, you wouldn’t be surprised there are tools developed aim at Chrome. Are using Chrome daily basis and saved your password in it, but can’t remember anymore?
No worry. There is Chrome password recover utility available now.

All you have to do is download Chrome Password Recovery tool. No need to [...]

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New tab in msconfig

Well, say whatever you want about this late news. Damn how could I miss this. The tool I always use to change the startup configuration for Windows is to run the handy “msconfig” command. I have been using this tool for ages and I haven’t noticed that Microsoft has implemented new tab called “Tools”.
Here is [...]

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Unless you are using Portable version of Firefox, changing the computer is a nightmare. When I have to use new computer, for the Firefox, I need to setup all my plugins again. The worse thing is the history list and saved passwords are gone too. How to save yourself from this? Well, it is not [...]

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Are you using the putty as your main ssh/telnet application? If so, you might have to wonder from time to time where putty store the cache of host keys.
After I have been googling around, I have found that putty stored its hostkeys in the Windows Registry.

First Go to Start –>> Run
Then type regedit.
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In Windows, you can’t install new fonts if you don’t have admin rights. Microsoft have made it extremely difficult for normal users to install fonts. As all the Fonts in Windows live peacefully in C:\Windows\Fonts, which is only writeable by Administrators or elevated privilege account owners
So, how can we install fonts without having to ask [...]

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