Background services have increased 30% or more in Vista, despite the introduction of Superfetch to speed up the boot time, Vista needs lots of RAM to take advantage of Superfetch and its’ own features. In this article, I will show you 3 simple ways to speed up boot time.

Method #1 – Add more RAMThis is my favorite way to increase Vista overall performance! You will notice dramatic decrease in boot time when 2 GB RAM or more installed. If you have limited budget, then try the next method.

Method #2 – Use ReadyBoostYou can use your normal memory stick (some called it flash drive) to accelerate the speed. Not all memory stick are Vista compatible, however there are some tricks to force ReadyBoost on non-compatible memory stick.

Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\EMDgmt, you should see few USB devices list, select one of them which represent the memory stick you want, change the “Device Status” to a value “2″. If the “ReadSpeedKBs” and “WriteSpeedKBs” is below “1000″ in hexadecimal, change to “1000″.

Unplug your USB memory stick and re-plug again, you should be able to configure your USB for ReadyBoost! This is a cheap way to do, better than nothing. However, you really need a to get a faster drive.

Method #3 – Disable unused background servicesDisables any excessive background services. Especially effective for home user who does not need many of the services; They you can free more resources for other application. Do not let unused services dominate the precious resources. Go to do some research on each service before trying anything, or you might disable some important items.

If you do these 3 methods correctly, you can cut down your boot time by half or more!

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New York, NY (PRWEB) May 02, 2012

Dwell Media and Design Within Reach, two arbiters of modern design, today announce the 10 finalists from their Live/Work Design Contest, which challenges up-and-coming designers to create a new home-office solution that DWR could potentially manufacture and sell. Dwell and DWR accepted 587 entries in March, and jurors culled the list down to an impressive Top 10 which will be on view online and up for popular vote through May 21. The grand-prize winner will be announced in Los Angeles in June at Dwell on Design, the West Coast’s largest design fair.

Dwell and DWR were looking for products and furniture in the home-office space that use materials of integrity and solve productivity challenges while mixing business with pleasure. We envision the winning design to be a future live/work staple. “We’re always looking for the next future classic, the type of furniture that looks as good today as it will in twenty years,” said Dwell editor Kelsey Keith. “We combed through hundreds of designs to select ten that we feel embody the modern live/work lifestyle.”

“We are thrilled with the quality of entries from across the country and are confident that there is a classic of tomorrow among them. Along with our product development team, I look forward to getting to know the finalists and welcome the opportunity to bring one of their works to the public,” said Kari Woldum, VP of merchandising at DWR.

Starting today, Dwell will accept online votes through May 21, 2012. Live voting will occur at Wanted Design (http://2012.wanteddesignnyc.com/) in New York, May 18–21, 2012, where finalists’ entries will be on display. During the week around Dwell on Design, five finalists’ designs will be on view at DWR Beverly Boulevard Studio (http://www.dwr.com/beverlyblvd). The grand-prize winner will be unveiled on June 22, 2012, at Dwell on Design in Los Angeles.

The Finalists are:

Wedge Desk by Alex Gil of New York, NY

Ledge Desk by Eric Pfeiffer of Oakland, CA

Ryles Storage Bench by David Cox of Houston, Texas

Hold On Tight Book Shelf by Colleen Whiteley of Brooklyn, NY

Innermix Desk by Amanda Ip of Chicago, IL

Okum Desk by David Okum of Los Angeles, CA

Travois Desk by Tyler Russell of Bastrop, TX

Float Wall Desk by Dario Antonioni of Playa Vista, CA

Pippa Desk by Ian Godfrey of British Columbia, Canada

Bento Laptop Table by Mark Daniel of Evanston, IL

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With all of the new features of Windows Vista, there’ll be a mighty temptation for you tobuy a copy of the operating system in a store and immediately install it over your existinginstance of Windows XP, 2000, Me, or 98.Before you do, you should consider some of the following cautions:Your old PC may not be up to the challenge of running Vista. You may need substantialinvestments in additional RAM, a more capable video card, a larger harddrive, or all of the above to get adequate performance from Vista.Some of your hardware, such as printers and networking adapters, may not workat all after you install Vista–unless you update the drivers they need to versionsthat are Vista-compatible.Even if you find that one or more of your drivers needs to be updated, the vendorof your hardware may not make a Vista-compatible version available for months,years, or ever. (It’s happened before with previous versions of Windows.)We do recommend that you get Windows Vista preinstalled when you’re buying anew PC. But you may be surprised to learn that we don’t recommend that you installVista over XP or an older version of Windows.The reason is that installing Vista on top of another version of Windows may causeincompatibility problems that you might not be able to easily fix. When you buy a PCwith Vista preinstalled, it’s almost certain that the components in the PC will havebeen selected for their compatibility and will have the latest driver software. If youinstall Vista to an older machine yourself, however, you may find that your printer,networking adapter, or some other vital component no longer works because theversion you have of its driver is incompatible.In general, you shouldn’t consider installing Vista over an older version of Windowsunless the following conditions are true:* You need a feature of Vista that you can’t add to XP; or* You need an application that requires Vista; and* You can’t afford even the least expensive new PC that comes with Vista preinstalledEven if one of the above cases is true, you may be better off burning your old data toa CD, formatting the old PC’s hard drive, and doing a clean install of Vista. This avoidsthe possibility that some components of the old OS will hang around to cause conflicts.If you’ve never before backed up and formatted a hard drive, however, don’t tryto learn how on any PC that’s important to you.

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Do you know that for games, there is no other PC operating system that offers as great a variety as an operating system released by Microsoft? Therefore Windows Vista from Microsoft is no exception. May be you will find some compatibility problems when operating games using Windows Vista despite promises by Microsoft for complete backward compatibility. Though you will not find any list of Windows Vista compatible games, there are ways to check if a specific game in which you are interested is compatible with Windows Vista and results to better PC Health. Officially CompatibleAlways remember that Microsoft Windows Vista is backward compatible with all other Microsoft Windows systems to Windows 95. If you are looking for a game that’s likely to run flawlessly on Windows Vista, try to look for the “Certified for Windows Vista” logo or the “Works with Windows Vista logo.” Both of them are official designations and guaranteed to work with Windows Vista. You will find that the certified logo denotes a product that was both designed and tested for Windows Vista, while the Works With logo identifies products that are Windows Vista compatible. You will see that not all games are put through these tests, so some without the logos will still work on Windows Vista. UpdatesRemember that you should always keep your drivers up to date when you are using Windows Vista. All those compatibility problems with games in Windows Vista can be fixed by installing the latest drivers or by applying the most current software patches. The very first step that you should take in dealing with any incompatibility problem is to see if you are up to date. WorkaroundsIf you want get your games to work in Windows Vista, you may have to perform a few workarounds when running them. You will find that some issues with games will be unable to run in Windows Vista stem from the operation of Windows Vista’s User Account Control (UAC) safety measure. If you need to grant permission for running software can sometimes pop up when a game is loading or operating. This can cause the game to malfunction while waiting for you to give it a permission to continue. By turning off UAC can solve this problem, but it will leave you without the safety measure in place.

If you find out that the game was designed and ran successfully in earlier Windows versions, then by running the file in compatibility mode solves many of the game’s problems with Windows Vista. The compatibility mode will run the file as though it is being operated on an earlier version of Windows, back to Windows 95. It can also allow you to choose to run the game in only 256 colors or in 640 by 480 screen resolution, both requirements in earlier game designs. Remember that you can open the compatibility mode through the file properties settings by choosing the compatibility tab.

If your games are made for DOS operating systems, you will need to get a DOS emulator such as DOSBox. DOSBox emulator is freely available for download from their website listed in the reference section. It has been tested on Windows Vista therefore it will not affect your PC Health.

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The HRO Today Forum has announced the top five finalists for the iTalent Competition, sponsored by Oracle in cooperation with StartUp America. The finalists will compete for top honors on May 2 during the HRO Today Forum & Workforce Congress in Washington, D.C.

The competition focuses on HR, recruiting and talent management technology innovations that are HR and recruiting technology startups that are creating job growth and helping businesses recruit, hire and develop employees. The five HR technology finalists are:

JobEscrow
The Good Jobs
MyNextGig.com
Kapta Systems
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These finalists will give 10-minute pitches before a plenary audience and panel of HR technology experts, industry advisers, and investment analysts. Each pitch will be “grilled” by the panel, and a winner will be chosen at the end of the session. Panelists include:

Bill Filip, Former Managing Director and Partner, Baird Venture Partners
Yvette Cameron, Vice President and Principal Analyst at Constellation Research
Madeline Laurano, Research Director, Talent Acquisition Solutions at Aberdeen Group
Brent Skinner, President & Chief Executive Officer of STETrevisions
Mike Schnoll, Senior Director, BPO Program, Oracle
Susan Strayer, Head of Talent Strategy at Evviva Brands
Cooper Mills, Managing Director at CHILDS Advisory Partners
Meghan M. Biro, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of TalentCulture and #TChat
Jessica Miller-Merrell, Chief Executive Officer at Xceptional HR
Geoff Webb, Chief Executive Officer at Radical Events

The iTalent winner will receive a number of promotional benefits, including face-time with the judging panel including investors, one-on-one meetings with attending HR executives, a feature article in HRO Today magazine promoting the winning company and the innovative technology, and a free ad in an upcoming issue of HRO Today magazine.

“We are really excited about joining the iTalent Competition,” said Alex Raymond, Founder of Kapta Systems Inc. “We strongly believe in the power of technology to help America’s small companies get ahead and stay there. This event is going to be a great forum to introduce the Kapta tools and show how we can help American companies grow and create jobs.”

“The JobEscrow team is honored to unveil our new innovative HR technology platform at this year’s iTalent Competition,” said Ken Winters, PHR, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of JobEscrow, Inc. “We are excited to pioneer the next evolution in recruiting and outplacement and can’t wait to show off our patent-pending services.”    

Rounding out the top 10 HR technology entrants are Feathr, Ascendify, Work4 Labs, GetHired.com, and UpMo. The top 10 companies will all participate in the Big Idea iTalent Networking event later that same day, talking directly with HR officers about the challenges of today’s workforce, sustainable job growth and the technology innovations that can help spur growth.

“The goal of the iTalent competition is to recognize and reward innovations in HR technology, because innovative ideas in any industries create new solutions and new jobs,” said Elliot Clark, Chief Executive Officer of SharedXpertise, producers of the HRO Today Forum. “These up and coming software platforms are the next generation of solutions that will improve the impact of HR.”

Registration for the HRO Today Forum & Workforce Congress is available at http://www.hrotodayforum.com/index.php/register/.

About the HRO Today Forum (http://www.HROTodayForum.com)

The HRO Today Forum, taking place April 30-May 2, 2012 in Washington DC at the Gaylord National, brings together the former HRO, MSP, and RPO Summits along with the HR Demo Show to attract HR Executives to engage with Providers, Government and NGOs to make an impact on the current workforce issues. Through a highly interactive setting, the Forum provides the big picture, dynamic dialog, and deep dives on the issues surrounding how HR Officers operate the Global Business of HR.

Sponsors for the HRO Today Forum 2012 include: (Premier) Adecco RPO, Guidant Group, FutureStep, AdvantagexPO; (Gold) Taleo, ADP, Kenexa, SourceRight, AllegisTalent2, AdeccoMSP, Staff Management, Aon Hewitt, Rayteheon Professional Services; (Silver) Alexander Mann Solutions, Pinstripe, ORACLE, SevenStep, TPI/ISG, NorthgateArinso; (Bronze)Ceridian, Hays, Hudson RPO, PeopleScout; (Supporting Sponsors) WilsonHCG, Kelly OCG, CareerBuilder, Accenture.

About SharedXpertise

SharedXpertise is the leader in providing media, summits and forums that develop professional practices in the areas of corporate responsibility, human resources and financial management. Its media offerings include print and online publications; its summits are conferences and its forums offer association membership programs. SharedXpertise serves strategy-level corporate executives in the human resources, finance, compliance and sustainability professions in North America, Europe and Asia.

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ROGERS, Ark. (PRWEB) April 26, 2012

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A full field of the best bass-fishing professionals from all across the United States, Canada, Spain and Japan opened the Walmart FLW Tour Major on Beaver Lake presented by Straight Talk on Thursday. Anglers used a variety of strategies and tactics beneath the sunny Arkansas skies as they began the competition for a top cash award of up to $ 125,000.

Despite the multiple techniques the professionals employed, the results were very similar – just 2 pounds, 3 ounces separated first place from 10th. At the end of the day, EverStart pro Randall Tharp of Gardendale, Ala., held the day one tournament lead with a five-bass limit weighing 15 pounds, 7 ounces. Tharp has a 12-ounce lead over Snapple pro Jacob Powroznik of Prince George, Va., who caught five bass weighing 14-11.

“I’m pretty pleased with my weight today,” said Tharp, who has career winnings of more than $ 640,000. “But I believe I can catch more fish tomorrow, especially if the wind is blowing. I don’t think anyone else is doing what I’m doing. I’m fishing a certain bait on certain banks and it’s real unique.”

Tharp said he fished areas that he had not targeted in practice. Although he chose to start his day near areas where he had found fish during practice, most of his fish came from areas that he had not fished before.

“I had a real good practice coming into this tournament,” Tharp continued. “I’m known for practicing from daylight to dark, but for this event I was finishing up around 4 p.m. That was mostly because I did not want people to see where I was fishing. I made sure that I was real cautious today as well – I tried not to stay in one spot for too long.

“I caught four today very early – within the first 15 minutes. I had a limit by 8:15 a.m.,” Tharp went on to say. “I ran pretty far up the river and I caught some up there, and I caught some in the clear water down in the lake. The lake is really unique right now due to the water conditions and the (water) level being down. Several of the bass that I weighed in today were pre-spawn, I saw two spawners and there were quite a few post-spawn fish as well. All five of my bass were largemouth today.”

Despite the odd conditions, Tharp is still extremely confident about the remainder of his tournament.

“Beaver Lake is a real tough lake, but that’s when I seem to do my best. I believe that there is a bigger bag out there. I’m pretty confident in my pattern, and believe I’m going to be fishing all four days this week. I’m more confident right now than I was earlier this year when I won at Okeechobee.”

Rounding out the top 10 pros after day one on Beaver Lake are:

    3rd:    Dr Pepper TEN pro Glenn Browne, Ocala, Fla., five bass, 14-8

    4th:    STP® pro Stetson Blaylock, Benton, Ark., five bass, 14-6

    5th:    Straight Talk pro Scott Canterbury, Springville, Ala., five bass, 14-5

    5th:    Christian Romans, Carrollton, Ky., five bass, 14-5

    7th:    Chevy pro Jay Yelas, Corvallis, Ore., five bass, 14-3

    8th:    Chevy pro Bryan Thrift, Shelby, N.C., five bass, 13-12

    9th:    Chevy pro Luke Clausen, Spokane, Wash., five bass, 13-9

    10th:    Thanh Le, Lake Havasu City, Ariz., five bass, 13-4

For a full list of results visit FLWOutdoors.com.

Romans caught Thursday’s big bass weighing 5 pounds, 7 ounces on the pro side to win $ 500.

Overall there were 625 bass weighing 1,144 pounds, 8 ounces caught by pros Thursday. The catch included 92 five-bass limits.

Kettle Brand Chips pro Dan Morehead of Paducah, Ky., had his day one weight zeroed after inadvertently fishing in an area designated as off-limits for competition.

Pros are competing for a top award of up to $ 125,000 this week plus valuable points in the hope of qualifying for the 2012 Forrest Wood Cup presented by Walmart, the world championship of bass fishing. The top 35 anglers in the point standings from the six Walmart FLW Tour Major tournaments will qualify.

Chad Pipkens of Holt, Mich., leads the Co-angler Division with five bass weighing 10-12 followed by Rich Dalbey of Greenville, Texas, in second place with five bass weighing 10-11.

Rounding out the top 10 co-anglers are:

    3rd:    Kenny Blackwood, Rogers, Ark., three bass, 9-6

    4th:    Maurice Cobb, Kuttawa, Ky., four bass, 7-14

    5th:    Rob Hicks, Lula, Ga., five bass, 7-8

    6th:    Greg O’Neal, Winchester, Tenn., four bass, 7-7

    7th:    Ralph Myhlhousen, Council Bluffs, Iowa, five bass, 7-4

    8th:    Steven Meador, Bella Vista, Ark., five bass, 7-3

    9th:    Clint Williams, Fayetteville, Ark., five bass, 7-0

    10th:    Sam Loveless, Somerset, Ky., three bass, 6-14

For a full list of results visit FLWOutdoors.com.

Pipkens caught Thursday’s big bass weighing 4-8 in the co-angler division to win $ 250.

Overall there were 275 bass weighing 420 pounds, 12 ounces caught by co-anglers Thursday. The catch included 13 five-bass limits.

Co-anglers are fishing for a top award of $ 25,000 this week plus valuable points that could help them qualify for the 2012 Forrest Wood Cup presented by Walmart. The top 35 co-anglers in the point standings from the six Walmart FLW Tour Major tournaments will qualify.

Anglers will take off from Prairie Creek Park located at 9300 North Park Road in Anderson at 6:30 a.m. each morning. Friday’s weigh-in will also be held at Prairie Creek Park beginning at 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday’s final weigh-ins will be held at the John Q. Hammons Center located at 3303 Pinnacle Hills Pkwy. in Rogers beginning at 4 p.m.

Fans will be treated to the FLW Outdoors Expo at the John Q. Hammons Center on Saturday and Sunday from noon – 4 p.m. prior to the final weigh-ins. The Expo includes Ranger boat simulators, the opportunity to interact with professional anglers, enjoy interactive games, activities and giveaways provided by sponsors, and fans can learn more about the sport of fishing and other outdoor activities. All activities are free and open to the public. On Sunday the first 300 children 14 and under who are accompanied by an adult will receive a free rod and reel combo courtesy of US94 KAMO-FM Country. Also on Sunday one lucky fishing fan will win a Can-Am ATV courtesy of KNWA. The ATV giveaway is free to enter but the winner must be present at the conclusion of Sunday’s final weigh-in to win.

Coverage of the Beaver Lake tournament will be broadcast in high-definition (HD) on NBC Sports Network when “FLW” airs June 3 from 1 – 2 p.m. ET. “FLW” is hosted by Jason Harper and is broadcast to more than 559 million households worldwide, making it the most widely distributed weekly outdoors-sports television show in the world.

For complete details and updated information visit FLWOutdoors.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament news and more, follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/FLWFishing and on Twitter at Twitter.com/FLWFishing.

ABOUT FLW

FLW is the industry’s premier tournament-fishing organization, providing unparalleled fishing resources and entertainment to our sponsors, fans and host communities. FLW is offering anglers of all skill levels the opportunity to compete for millions in prize money nationwide in 2012 over the course of 191 tournaments across five tournament circuits, each providing an avenue to the sport’s richest payday and most coveted championship trophy – the Forrest Wood Cup. FLW is committed to providing a lifestyle experience that is the “Best in Fishing, On and Off the Water,” through a variety of platforms including tournaments, outdoor expos and the world’s richest fantasy sports game – FLW Fantasy Fishing. For more information about FLW and FLW Fantasy Fishing, visit FLWOutdoors.com or FantasyFishing.com and look for FLW on Twitter and Facebook.

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        Chad Gay, Director of Public Relations, (270) 703-3346 or cgay(at)flwoutdoors(dot)com

Julie Huber, Communications Specialist, (612) 337-1810 (w), (612) 812-9512 (m) or julie(dot)huber(at)jacobs-mgmt(dot)com

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