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2.1 Speaker Setting for Windows

A lot of PC users have 2.1 speaker systems, but are not able to reap the benefits in later versions of Windows edition. Windows 8.1 onward, we have sound settings for stereo, quadraphonic, 5.1 and 7.1. When the 2.1 system is set to stereo settings, the sub woofer would have sound, but wouldn't function as it would normally. Bottom line, No BASS!! Do you want to know, how to set a windows 2.1 system in Windows 8, 8.1 or 10? Well the answer is not that difficult. Just follow these simple steps. Right click on the Sound icon in the system tray(lower right hand corner). Click "Playback Devices". You will see the Sound window, as below: Right the audio output device. i.e. "Speakers". Select "Configure Speakers". A configuration dialog box will open up with the title "Speaker Setup". Select "5.1" and click "Next". In "Customize your selection", uncheck "Center" and "Side pair". The "Subwoofer...

How to Optimize Windows Startup Process?

Everybody recommends having the bare minimum programs at startup for a faster PC, but how would one do that? This process requires some know-how and a lot of googling and reading(also understanding). At boot, Windows loads all the processes necessary for the user to be able to use the applications installed. However, a user does not need all of these processes all the time. Hence, it is better to have the bare minimum processes load at boot up and then the user can start required programs using shortcuts. If you have a new windows PC, you may have some factory installed software that your manufacturer installs. This is annoying as you may need to purchase the software to use it, it is a trial version or you just do not need it. Furthermore, these programs may load at startup thus taking a toll on the boot process. So how to get rid of the junk in your PC startup? You will be suggested to use tools(software) to do so, but that sort of defeats the purpose. Now you have added another soft...

Google Docs

The most sought out software, when I was working as a store Computer Technician, was MS Office(Microsoft Office.) I would suggest clients to go with the Open Office suite, however, they were not really fond of the user interface(UI - the look) of it. It was very crude, yet served the purpose. Along came Google with their Docs app. Google Docs is a great offering for a home user looking for a no-purchase alternative to MS Word. Google has other Office software, too; however we will only concentrate on Google Docs. Well, the first advantage is that Google Docs has no upfront fee. That is you do not require to purchase or need a credit card to use the full featured version. It allows user to create documents and save them online. Saved documents can be easily downloaded in a desired format. It is a way better option than the Open Source Office suites. So, lets start on how to use it. It is pretty simple, no installation required as Docs is a web application. That means, it wor...

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