Recently my PC became a victim of the old familiar problem that eventually becomes associated with many Windows computers.
The dreaded slow boot problem.
You know, the kind that makes you want to start your Windows computer and log on the night before, so it’s ready for you in the morning.
read more: Speed Up Windows Bootup By Delaying Startup Of Pesky Services
When I was browsing around on my Windows computer the other day, I noticed some files are displayed blue and others are black when I view them in My Computer. I'm sure there is a reason why they are different but am not sure why. Should I be concerned?
read more: Why Do Some Files And Folders Display Blue On My Windows Computer?
One thing that can be frustrating for Windows users is when not enough information is given after a problem occurs.
For example, when an error occurs and one of those mysterious error dialog box (window) appears with a cryptic message, along with no text in the title bar (that normally would identify the program that caused the error message).
read more: How To Identify What Program Caused An Unknown Error Message In Windows
Have you ever wondered who may be connected to your Windows computer shared folders…right now?
If you have created shares to allow access to folders and files, you can easily view who is connected to each share and what files they have opened.
read more: How To View Who Is Connected To Your Shared Folders On Windows
When in comes to Windows operating systems, knowing how to identify unknown process and when they started can be a big help when troubleshooting problems.
Being able to see how long a Windows process has been running and when it started can provide valuable information that can tell you if the problem began when Windows started or long after the system has been running.
read more: How To Find Out When A Running Process In Windows Started
Need to find or identify the amount of memory your video graphic card has?
If you are a gamer or need to install certain software, you may come across specifications that require a minimum amount of graphics memory to properly run the software or play a game on your computer.
read more: How to Find Your Computer Video Graphic Card Memory Size In Windows
One thing is for sure with Windows XP and Vista computers, over time you will have installed many hotfixes and a service pack or two from Windows Update. For many people, you may not have to worry about which updates are being applied to your system
read more: How To Display List Of Hotfixes Installed On Your Windows XP Or Vista Computer
Jusched.exe is the Java Update Scheduler. This process is installed by Sun Microsystems' Java to periodically check for updates related to Java handling, runtime environment and internet browsing and install them whenever present. By default, it is installed as a service and set to start automatically.
read more: What is Jusched.exe Process on My Windows Computer?
