What's a page file? How can you set/enable/disable a page file and how to modify it to increase speed!

What is a page file? How large should it be?
The page file is created during the system installation and resides on the hard drive. Page files are measured in megabytes. The size of the page file is based on how much RAM is installed on the computer. By default, XP for example, creates a page file which is 1.5 times the amount of installed RAM and places it on the hard drive where XP is installed. How to set up a page file? Find the answer in this video!
What's a page file Video

Also, by disabling the page file you can speed up your system!

The next video shows you the steps to follow to disable the page file:
Disabling the page file video

Another way to speed up a computer: instead of adding more RAM to the PC, a solution is to modify the page file, in other words, to increase its virtual memory.
See the way this trick is done in the next video:
Change the PC's virtual memory through a Page File Trick

I hope you found these videos useful!

Good luck and Enjoy hacking!

Disable sidebar and gadgets in Windows 7

If you don't use the Windows Vista Sidebar and its Gadgets and you want to save some useful resources, then this is how you do it.

See the video.

How to disable the beep made by the PC speaker

From time to time, when some error occurs in Windows, or maybe caused by a program, this little annoying beep sound is made by your PC speaker. If you didn't know, there is a little speaker inside your computer case and it's responsible for that beep. This is how you can disable it. Of course, you can undo these steps at any time to enable it back.

See the video.