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Top 5 best windows uninstaller.

Uninstaller efficiently scan the Windows registry and hard drive to delete any leftover installation files and recover lost space. We can also use free hard drive scanning software such as WinDirStat (get it from www.windirstat.info) that scans your entire hard drive and displays a detailed screenshot of what is consuming your storage space. You can view files by size, type or other criteria. Once you find the errant files, you can manually delete them from within the software too. Top 5 Uninstaller: 1. Iobit Uninstaller (get it from www.iobit.com). 2. Revo Uninstaller 3. My uninstaller by Nirsoft. 4. PC Decrapifier. 5. APPRemover" by OPSWAT, which is only for removing outdated security products (or horrible ones like Norton or McAfee) to make way for a new one. You can remove most of them automatically and simultaneously with a few clicks .

Do ‘WLAN’ and ‘Wi-Fi’ mean the same thing?

Question: Do ' WLAN ' and ' Wi-Fi' mean the same thing? If yes,then is there any way that will allow me to share my internet connection to other devices using my PC? I access internet on my PC using a datacard. Answer: Both Wi-F i (wireless fidelity) and WLAN (wireless local area network) mean the same - they both refer to a wireless network that can transfer data at high speeds. Since you connect to the internet using a data card, your Wi-Fi can be used to create a Wi-Fi hotspot to share the data connection with other devices. Download Connectify (Free, from http:// connectify.me , works with Windows 7 only). Once installed it places an icon in your system tray using which you can start or stop the Wi-Fi hotspot service. You can also set a name for your Wi-Fi network and assign a password to it for security. The software also shows the connected computers and devices that are accessing Internet through your Wi-Fi hotspot. If you have one of the lat...

Video chatting: All you need to know

With a standard video chat, you can see a friend and talk face to face. But with a group chat, you and three or more friends can see each other and talk at the same time. Skype offers group video chat, but unlike the oneto-one video chat, you have to pay for this. You can initiate video chats between three or more people (maximum 10 at a time) and at least one person needs to have Skype Premium or a group video subscription (US$ 8.99 per month). You can try the group feature free for 7 days to see if it works reliably for you. As a free alternative, you can always use Oovoo on your PC (www.oovoo.com). Three-way video chats are free with Oovoo , or you could choose one of their pay per month or pay per use plans, as detailed on the website. To make group video calls using a phone has not been possible till now. Fring is going to be first with this feature, and they currently want feedback from users, so it is available as a free Beta for iPhone/iPod Touch and Android phon...