Monthly Archives: February 2010
Mini Tip: Completely Turn Off/Disable Google Buzz in GMail
| 10 February 2010 | Posted by whiztech under Uncategorized |
Today, Google just launched Google Buzz, a social networking service that allows a user to share; for example links and status updates. This service is integrated to GMail webmail interface.
Of course, Google Buzz is not for everyone. Some might having trouble to catch up to another social networking service.
Download Latest DotA Allstars AI Map: DotA Allstars 6.66b AI 0.2141
| 8 February 2010 | Posted by whiztech under Uncategorized |
On 30 January 2010, BuffMePlz had released the latest AI version for DotA Allstars 6.66b AI 0.214.
Free Partition Manager for 64 bit Windows (XP, Vista, 7)?
| 8 February 2010 | Posted by whiztech under Uncategorized |
Here is the story. A few weeks ago, my brother asked me to re-partition his new laptop’s hard disk. It is a Dell Studio laptop. At the beginning, I tried to use the popular EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition since it received a lot of positive reviews, but unfortunately the laptop is running on the 64 bit version Windows 7 Home Premium and EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition works only on 32 bit Windows. Then, I tried GParted Live USB, a Linux based partition editor. Again, it was not a success because GParted gives me error whenever I tried to re-partition the hard disk. I don’t exactly know what caused the problem but I can see there is a Dell Backup Utility partition and maybe it had caused the error.
After searching for the alternative, I found Partition Wizard Home Edition. Partition Wizard Home Edition is a free partition manager software for Windows. It is free for personal/home use and the best thing is, it supports the 64 bit version of Windows. Basically, Partition Wizard will let you perform partitioning actions such as create, format, convert, explore, resize, move and copy a partition, like any other partition managers. Partition Wizard is very simple and easy to use.
Because it is free, it is not as powerful as other paid partition manager such as Partition Magic. For example, Partition Wizard only supports FAT, FAT32 and NTFS partitions. This means you cannot use Partition Wizard to create, resize or move Linux EXT2 or EXT3 partitions. As you can see from the image below, the partition (1) is actually a EXT2 partition, and it is shown as other in Partition Wizard.
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