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If you have been using computers for sometime, then you understand that even computers —the marvel of modern times— can also experience difficulties and even crash once in a while. After all, it is only a machine and machines can go wrong as well. So if you have experienced some computer crashes and you need a windows recovery solution, you know how hassling that can be. You definitely need something that will correct it fast, if not avoid it altogether forever.

Well, don’t worry: there is Spotmau PowerSuite 2010. It is the most preferable, all-in-one repair kit for your Windows operating system (supports all Windows versions like 98, 2000, 2003, XP, VISTA, Windows 7). It can boot up your crashed computer (the CD is bootable), then allows you to operate recovery tools to bring the machine back to normal operation, and perhaps even enhanced.  It can recover deleted or corrupted data in the hard disk, fix registry errors, recover the master boot record and Disk Partition Table, and generally perform any windows repair where needed. Best of all, it does everything safely without risking any data loss in your Windows system so you are back on an even enhanced machine very quickly.

What Spotmau PowerSuite 2010 can do
It can:

1. Boot up a crashed system and recover data even from a corrupted drive
2. Repair errors and find missing files
3. Recover forgotten and lost passwords, or misplaced and difficult-to-find product keys
4. Optimize the computer’s registry, hard disk and performance
5. Improve start-up and networking speeds
6. Remove unwanted pop-ups and toolbars
7. Uninstall unused and no-longer-wanted programs
8. Reprogram your start-up menu
9. Clean up system redundant and obselete trash
10. Partition or reformat your hard drive as you wish
11. Back up or even copy the whole system
12. Record memorandum, hide active windows in one click
13. Reset or change Windows Administrator/User password
14. Recover lost passwords such as email, windows live, google talk, outlook, yahoo messenger.
15. Troubleshoot hidden running programs and free up system resources
16. Encrypt and decrypt files
17. Delete or wipe clean the entire disk
18. Create a special hidden space that does not show up in the directory for your extremely confidential files
19. Lock programs for your own use only
20. Protects your privacy
21. Protects against Identity Theft
22. MORE FEATURES HERE

In addition, technical support is 24/7 free for a year, obtainable either online or via the telephone, whichever is more convenient to you.

Perhaps the most important thing is that PowerSuite2010 is quite easy to use, even newbies will love it. The tabs and simple icons it uses make it easy, the interfacing is organized and navigation is rather direct and very intuitive. The suit consists of many component utilities, but meshed so well together you’d think it was a solo package instead of being a compilation.

The two major components are WinCare2010 and BootCare2010. The first is composed of the utilities you need to make your computer perform at the optimum, while the second is the component to use when your computer fails. Just restart the computer with the CD, and you will be guided on what to do with step by step instructions in recovering data ,whether deleted, formatted or corrupt.

So go buy a copy online and stash a copy or two in discs so you are sure you can salvage your windows computer and its contents when needed. It can be your computer life saver.

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A very good innovation concerning computers today is the TV-to-PC software program which enables anyone with a personal computer (PC) to watch television on a PC. It actually converts your PC into a television set and you can watch around 3,500 channels from all over the world. Local direct broadcasts, those aired within a limited area or a community via old-fashioned antennas, cannot be accessed, however, as they are not bounced off communications satellites.  Normal antenna signals cannot penetrate above the level of their horizons, if they can even reach that far.

But since you cannot watch all television programs simultaneously, and you will not be interested in seeing the local events of Timbuktu, for example (unless you are from Timbuktu), 3,500 satellite channels should be enough for you to choose one from. They include those from the major TV companies, the best productions in sports, movies, educational, shopping, news, radio, weather, children’s cartoons, and a lot of others in perhaps a hundred different languages. It is a virtual smorgasbord of shows, wherever there is an Internet connection.

But the best selling feature of a Satellite TV to PC program is its portability. Imagine taking your TV anywhere you can tote your laptop and watch —airport, bar, park, highway, office (during breaks only, mind), and perhaps when you are in the middle of the lake waiting for the fish to bite…the possibilities are virtually endless. You never have to lose track of your favorite sports game or drama, prices of stocks, trivia contests, news around the world and many others just because you are on a trip out of town. With satellite TV to PC software you can bring your television with you almost anywhere you go.

And it is inexpensive, since it is just one-time set-up and software fee, and then free after that. In the past, such a program would cost more than $300.00 plus monthly fees, but these days the $49.95 one-time set-up fee is all you need to spend. It certainly beats cable with its monthly subscriptions or the prepaid versions that require loads purchased beforehand. This TV on PC idea uses the free-to-air (FTA) satellite digital broadcasting system to send decoded signals to your PC.

But your PC must be configured to at least have a Pentium4 processor or similar of 300 megahertz speed, have 520 MB RAM, any Windows operating system, and at least 56K Internet connection, or broadband or DSL. This is because the quality of viewing depends on the speed the video stream is read by the PC. Otherwise you will see jerky movements and choppy dialogues. With the fee comes the software that enables your PC to access the Internet TV feed. After downloading and installing the small software that comes with the fee, you are ready to watch television on your PC.

A different Satellite TV to PC system requires the installation of a PC-TV card as well as a software, and this may be as good as the other method that I described at the beginning. However this method of watching TV on your computer requires hardware modifications and this is not always acceptable. You just have to comparison-shop if you want. Also beware of scams; remember you pay $49.95 only once and that’s it. A higher price than this is considered very expensive. A trusted Satellite TV to PC service is satellitedirect.tv which has received the best reviews all over the Internet.

So, enjoy TV programs anywhere you want, anytime.

How a registry functions

When a Windows operating system is loaded onto a computer machine, a registry system is automatically created to record what settings, instructions, data files and other information are there in the computer.  The registry acts like a directory of sorts to record all the relevant –and often the irrelevant—information for easier access by the operating system. Without a registry and the information are scattered at random in the system, the computer will take forever to go over, select, retrieve and use the required information.

Now it gets complicated

As you use the computer, updates to the softwares, file systems, panel settings and others are added to the registry, creating compounded associations of files and setting and instructions. Imagine a tree of interconnecting branches, different stems fusing into others, many not ending in leaves but into other stems, then you can have an idea of how convoluted such a registry can be. And if you know what a garden maze looks like…

Furthermore, when updates are made to any software or system configurations, the old files are not removed. They remain where they are, and although not used, are still accessed by the computer’s operating system each time you boot the machine. In other words, the operating system scans each file, determines if it is relevant to the operation at hand, retrieves it if it is and discards it if not, and proceeds to the next file, copying the needed file into the memory for use in the operation.

If you open an automatic update information as prompted by the system, you will see that there are many updates that are clearly superseded or replaceable by later updates. Yet they still will be loaded into your system if you are not careful and be selective in what you download. If your operating system is a rather old system, for example, and you update it only a long time afterwards, all the updates between your last update and the present will be loaded into your computer, regardless of whether they are obsolete, superseded, amended, or otherwise modified by new ones. As long as it is not there, it will be loaded.

The after-effect

In the end it creates a registry that contains much irrelevant and useless information which the system must take into consideration each time the machine is opened for use. This slows down the computer’s operation considerably, and eventually makes it crash if it gets too conflicting or heavy. A computer crash not only effectively stops the operation and thwarts what you are doing with it, but also endangers the whole system by corrupting the system itself. Too much conflict among the instructions and something is bound to give up somewhere sometime.

A registry cleaner scans the registry from beginning to end, eliminating the unnecessary and irrelevant entries, then closes up the gaps created. This compacts the system for easier and faster access by the operating system and your computer works much better. So you not only need a registry cleaner, but you should use it as often as weekly.