Window XP sorts files in an ascending order which have digits in their file name. Like document ‘ajay151.doc’ listed after ajay15.doc and ajay16.doc. But if you want to arrange them like this ajay15.doc, ajay151.doc, ajay16.doc, ajay161.doc then you has to set registry, after that OS will access all characters as alphabets.
(1). Open the Registry Editor and navigate the key.
“HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ Explorer”
(2). Create new entry “NoStrCmpLogical” using ‘Edit | New | DWORD value’.
(3). Then open it and set the value data ‘1’ in the “Edit DWORD value” Window and click OK.
(4). Next step you know….so do it. Restart your PC to see registry set effect.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Disable Error Reporting Service
Whenever a program crashes in Window XP, an “Error Report” comes up asking for some information on the crash. If you are getting irk with these report then you can disable them.
(1). Go to Start | Run and open Control panel.
(2). Double click on the ‘System’ Icon and select ‘Advanced’.
(3). Select ‘Error Reporting’ button.
(4). Select “Disable Error Reporting”. After you select this option, error reports will not be generated.
(5). If you select the option “But notify me when critical errors occur” it will notify you when a critical error occurs, even you have disabled error reporting.
(6). Now click on OK and have fun no interrupt (error) will irk you.
(1). Go to Start | Run and open Control panel.
(2). Double click on the ‘System’ Icon and select ‘Advanced’.
(3). Select ‘Error Reporting’ button.
(4). Select “Disable Error Reporting”. After you select this option, error reports will not be generated.
(5). If you select the option “But notify me when critical errors occur” it will notify you when a critical error occurs, even you have disabled error reporting.
(6). Now click on OK and have fun no interrupt (error) will irk you.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Share Folders quickly
Window xp allows us to share data within the network by letting us share folders with other users. If you want to share more than one folder, there is a simple way to do it by using the “Share Folder Wizard”. Follow these steps to learn how to launch the wizard and start sharing.
(1). Go to Start | Run type SHRPUBW.EXE and click OK.
(2). It will launch the “Create Shared Folder Wizard” click on Next to continue.
(3). Browse to the folder you want to share.
(4). Enter the share name by which you would like to share this folder.
(5). Enter the share description in case you want to (it’s not compulsory).
(6). Next window allow us to set permission. You can choose the way you would like the share the data and the kind of access permission you want to set for different users.
(7). Once you have done with the above, simply restart the process and share more folders without having to exit the wizard
(1). Go to Start | Run type SHRPUBW.EXE and click OK.
(2). It will launch the “Create Shared Folder Wizard” click on Next to continue.
(3). Browse to the folder you want to share.
(4). Enter the share name by which you would like to share this folder.
(5). Enter the share description in case you want to (it’s not compulsory).
(6). Next window allow us to set permission. You can choose the way you would like the share the data and the kind of access permission you want to set for different users.
(7). Once you have done with the above, simply restart the process and share more folders without having to exit the wizard
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