Author: TechZilo

I had purchased a Cisco Linksys WRT54G2 V1 router nearly two years ago. I gave up trying to set up the wifi router with my DSL modem then, and it has been accumulating dust in my attic ever since. Recently, I tried setting it up again, and presto, this time it worked! Below is a […]

Here is a one-line command to enable and disable hibernation in Windows 7, for all you command-line users. By default, hibernation should be enabled in Windows. To Disable Hibernate Open an elevated command prompt, ie. one with admin previlages (Start > cmd > right-click and “Run as administrator”). In command prompt, key in powercfg -h […]

FB Purity is a popular tool to clean up Facebook of all the crap borderline spam that has been increasingly accumulating – app messages, pesky notifications, quiz questions etc. F.B. Purity is compatible with the following web browsers: Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera on all operating systems – Windows, Mac OS X, Linux. F […]

Nokia N95, the smartphone that brought in a lot of features and the ‘fully-loaded’ concept, sometimes has a bug with its volume button: it just stops working, in every application, home screen, and even in calls. This problem occured to me some time in the past. Searching online turned up many quick fixes and solutions, […]

Due to OS upgrades, sometimes, a hard drive that worked fine previously fails to show up in (My) Computer. This happened to me once when I upgraded a computer from Windows Vista to Windows 7. The external hard drive was powered up, and detected by the system (proven by the fact that it shows up […]

After using Windows for several months, chances are, that parts of your hard drive will contain many empty folders nested several levels deep. One of the reasons for this is frequent installation and uninstallation of software – some poorly-designed installers are the culprits here and leave empty folders after uninstall. Needless to say, it is […]

Unless you are an uber-minimalist who installs the bare minimum number of programs required to get your job done, chances are that your Windows boot time is being slowed down by a large number of programs that launch at startup simultaneously. However, many such applications, like your antivirus, Google Talk and other messengers, Skype etc. […]

One of Android’s best parts is its web browser, that seems to get a unanimous “it works” from everyone who uses it. To alleviate concerns about privacy, most internet users clear up their web browsing history periodically. All modern web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc.) have menu options devoted to this. You might want to […]

I have been using an FTP client to upload article images for this site by hand for years now. Recently, my FTP client started giving me some error, and I wanted to upload a few images urgently. I turned to WordPress’ built-in uploader. It showed “Crunching…” for a few seconds and then gave the following […]

Google Chrome has rocketed to popularity quickly, thanks to its speed, minimalistic design that allows you to focus on webpages to the maximum, and of course Google’s backing. Chrome is being developed at a furious pace, going through version numbers very quickly. They introduced silent automatic updates to the browser. This is a welcome feature […]