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Power plan manages the energy consumption of your pc. It lets you choose between performance and saving more energy. Here’s the technical details of advanced power options that let’s you tweak your computers power consumption in details. I. Balanced Power Plan   – automatically balances performance with energy consumption on capable hardware. The plan offers full performance when  needed and saves energy during the period of inactivity. Require a password on wakeup - require a password to unlock the computer when it wakes up On battery: Yes Plugged in: Yes Hard disk - Specify power management settings for your hard disk Turn off Hard disk after - Specify how long your hard drive  is inactive before the hard disk turns off On battery: 10 Minutes Plugged in: 20 Minutes Desktop background settings - Change power management settings for your desktop background. Slide Show -...

Google analytics provides ways to monitor your website(s) in different levels. The system is so specific that you can study and analyze all the users interaction. Let’s dig on how to know where each keywords from Google Search came from. Go to the Traffic Sources and hit the overview menu. Google Analytics will view the top ten keywords searches. Click the View Full Report link to see the entire keyword searches at specific range of Date. The Show rows options will display how many rows of searches that you want to study or analyze. This is a Google Search Keyword example that is usually being inputted at Google.com: To see where the person who wrote that Search located, just click the “Secondary Dimension” menu and Visitors Group. The Country/Territory menu will display all the users (that wrote the keyword search) country location. Click “City” to display all users City location as shown below. That’s it! Keep on reading...

If you want to perform administrative functions such as changing some system settings, performing restrictions, or installing programs and you’re log as limited user and you need to be logon as administrator or vice-versa. Here’s a quick tip to show the “run as administrator” and “run as different user” at users context menu. How to access the Run as… function at Windows XP When you use the right-click to any executable application, Windows XP provides ways to access the Run As function. Same with Windows 7 and Vista, all executable files (.exe) has “Run as administrator” context menu option to elevate any application to the highest level. For “run as different user”, you just need to use the shift function of your keyboard to access and use the right click menu option. Here’s some related links that you can use: Adding “Run as Administrator” option to any file types How to Run VBScripts as Administrator in Windows Universal RunAs Script Template ...