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Thursday, December 8, 2011

How to clean windows 8 with disk clean up tool

5:40 AM | Posted by tohariburi | Edit Post
This article describes the complete procedure on how to utilize the disk clean up utility in Windows 8 to clear memory from the hard drive of your computer. Before we start with the guide, let me give you a brief description on disk clean up and its uses.
The disk clean up utility is a inbuilt tool available on all versions Windows versions, this tool is used to free up the memory space on any folder in the hard disk of your PC. The tool carefully removes the files and folders which are further not useful and ensures not to loose any important data or a system file which is very safe. With disk clean up utility you can also choose the files and folders which you wish to delete from your PC.
You can use this tool; to delete temporary internet files, downloaded program files includes files from internet, Windows temporary files, unused files and Windows components, programs that are installed but not used and also helps to clear recycle bin.
Below given procedure shows how to open and use this tool on Windows 8.


Steps to use Disk clean up utility:


  1. First click on START and select Search in metro screen as shown below.
 Now select Apps which you see on the right side of the screen, and type ‘disk cleanup’ in the search box, now that you can find Disk Cleanup tab on the left side, click on it to open.
 Select the drives which you want to clean up and click OK. (here I’ve selected ‘C drive’)
 Now you can see the Disk clean up page of the drive you selected.
 For more specific options, click on ‘cleanup system files’
 Once you done with the clean up, click on OK and proceed. Don’t you think its pretty simple to work with
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Best way to enable Windows XP in Windows 8 boot-loader.

5:22 AM | Posted by tohariburi | Edit Post
This article gives you the procedure on how to choose the operating system between Windows XP and Windows 8 installed on same computer. I recently installed Windows 8 operating system to my PC, before installation my earlier version was Windows XP on which I used to work. Before I started with Windows 8 installation I selected a different drive for it, so that I could use it as a dual-boot system where I can choose either XP or W 8. After installation I restarted the system but I couldn’t see any option to choose my earlier version i.e., XP, later I was confused and thought all my XP operating system files are deleted from the PC and I’ll be not able to access it once again. And I think many users would have faced this situation, if you are one of them then no need to worry about. Just go through the below given steps which helps you to enable both operating system on same PC.

How to enable and choose Windows XP in Windows 8 boot loader:


Step 1: Open your Windows 8 desktop page and click on the folder as shown below.
  Now click and open COMPUTER icon as shown below.


 Here in the new page opened you can see an option called System Properties,
Click on it and a pop up window comes out called System.
 : Click on ‘Advanced system settings’.

In the System properties window, click on Settings which is indicated below in
the Red box .

Here you go; this is where you need to make a simple change in the settings,
Under ‘startup and recovery’ click the drop down menu arrow of
Default operating system and select ‘earlier version of Windows’
             as shown in the screen shot below. After that click on OK.
 That’s it now you have successfully selected Windows XP (earlier operating system)  to display in the boot loader page, now you can restart you computer and select either Windows XP or Windows 8 for your use
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full Windows 8 coming on February 2012...So be ready for real totturials with me

5:20 AM | Posted by tohariburi | Edit Post



Sources close to Microsoft have informed TNW that the public Windows 8 beta will be released in late February of 2012.
The timing of the public beta launch has been the subject of much debate in the technology community. It is expected that Windows 8 will be released in 2012, but the exact expected date for the completion and shipping of the forthcoming operating system remains undisclosed. However, knowing the release time frame of the beta itself allows us to better project when the work should be done on the Windows 8 project.
TNW previously spent a good deal of time employing Windows 7′s release milestones in a Windows 8 context, estimating that Windows 8 should be released to manufacturers (RTM) in June. Given the newly known ‘late February’ planned beta release, our estimate remains possible, if perhaps a bit optimistic.
I was unable to confirm exactly what will be in the beta itself. The feature set is not yet nailed down. It will be decided, as always, by the engineers working on the project deciding which components are ready for release. So, no word yet on the email function currently missing from the developer preview of the OS, and if it will be in the beta.  We’ll keep you up to date as we hear from our sources.
While February is perhaps farther off than some were hoping, Windows 8 continues to make progress, and assuming Microsoft makes this milestone we think it should still be on track for its expected third quarter launch next year. That means it could be, unless something goes horribly wrong, on hardware everywhere for the next holiday sales cycle.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Download all Windows 8 Developer Preview Language Packs (updated All links available now)

10:24 AM | Posted by tohariburi | Edit Post
in this post i gived you the most language packs used in windows


so u can choose any language you want and to install it...you can read this toturial 

How to install any language pack for Windows 8 Developer Preview

ARABIC
x86: download

FRENCH
x86: download


BULGARIAN
x86: download


CZECH
DANISH

x86: download

GERMAN

GREEK
x86: download

SPANISH
x86: download

ESTONIAN
x86: download

FINNISH
x86: download

CROATIAN
x86: download



HUANGARIAN
ITALIAN
x86: download

 
JAPANESE
KOREAN
x86: download



LUTHUANIAN
x86: download

LATVIAN
x86: download


DUTSH

POLISH
x86: download

BRAZILIAN
x86: download

POTUGUESE
x86: download

ROMANIAN
x86: download

SLOVAK
x86: download

SLOVANIAN
x86: download

SWEDICH
THAI

 TURKISH

CHINESE
x86: download


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How to configure firewall settings in Windows 8

8:41 AM | Posted by tohariburi | Edit Post
This article includes guidelines and instructions on how to configure windows firewall settings on a PC running on Windows 8. Windows firewall makes impossible for hackers and other malicious software gain access to your PC through internet. For any PC user I think it is very much necessary to understand firewall settings and some of the troubleshooting steps when it comes to installation of new software tools or programs, while connecting the PC with other hardware devices or while connecting to internet etc. Because at times your Windows firewall blocks a particular program, or blocks the access to a webpage, but during these scenarios you will get an alert notification saying ‘Windows firewall is blocking the processes. Hence you may have to change firewall settings like block and unblock. So the best way to resolve these kind of issues in by knowing how to configure Windows Firewall settings.
Below given are some of the guidelines which you can refer to before checking the firewall status.

Steps to change Windows 8 Firewall settings:


  1. First click on START and select Search in metro screen as shown below.
 Now select settings which you see on the right side of the screen, and type ‘firewall’, now that you can findWindows firewall tab on the left side, click on it to open the firewall settings page.
 Here you can make every set of possible changes with Windows Firewall.

To allow a program or feature through Firewall:

 Click on change settings as shown, and here check the box to allow and uncheck to block any program you wish to from the displayed list.
 ncase if you don’t find the program you looking for in that list, you can easily add it by clicking on Allow another program tab as shown below, click and select the  one’s and click on Add.

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