In order to make Metro apps, you have to download the Developer SDK first and then you can get started right away if you know how to program.
required Things to be downloaded:
You must have the basic knowledge of:-
You will get details about SDK tool from Build. For Metro applications, you have to go to Build. When you click on the "Build” tile, it will ask you for Then the Build Window will appear with various popular tutorials in it. You can follow the tutorials mentioned there, of your choise, and start designing your ... Read more » |
Are you an avid fan of Minecraft and want to play Minecraft right now on Windows 8? Nothing easier than that, follow this tutorial.
1. If you want to play Minecraft for free, please download this file from 2. Right-click on My Computer and select Property. 3. Now click on Advanced Sytem Settings 4. Now click on the Environment Variables button below. 5. Next click on the New button just below the variable names. 6. In the Variable name section, type Path. |
You constantly have a high latency / ping in games while playing on Windows 8? No worries, we’ve got you covered! Let’s reduce that latency. What is latency?The time taken to send a package(unit of data) between two points in a network is called latency. In TCP-IP error control mechanism windows sends an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT message to the sender Low Latency Network and its advantagesIn low latency network the design of the system, hardware and protocols are in such a manner that it minimizes the time taken to move units of data between any two points on that network. Some applications are more affected by latency and reduced latency helps them to be worked properly. Like:- Networked Games (LAN and online gameplay) Streaming (Audio or Video) Sometimes while playing games (like Counter strike, FIFA, age of emperor etc.) over LAN you may experience audio or video is very jerky because of higher latency. Enabling the TCPNoDelay we can reduce latency. Steps to reduce latency in windows 81. Press window+R to start "Run”prompt. ... Read more » |
If you want to remove write protection from your USB drive, refer to the instructions below. What is Write Protection & Disable Write ProtectionSometimes, virus gets attached to your pen drive and it becomes write protected i.e. you can’t copy anything into it although you can read it and copy data from USB device to hard disk. Some devices also has a write protection switch in its hardware part like the following Different Solutions to this Problem
Editing RegistryMost frequently this problem can be solved using registry editing Press window+R to start "Run”prompt. Type regedit into it & press enter & allow it by pressing Yes Registry editor has been started & expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Expand SYSTEM & go to SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control Search for StorageDevicePolicies & change value of WriteProtect to 0 Format USB driveIf the usb drive is still "Write protected” then you may perform a "low-level format” on the drive. |
Windows 8 has been consistently performing at the top against Windows 7 in multiple benchmark tests that are used to gauge a OS’ performance, speed, etc. Windows 8 Better Than Windows 7 At Most Benchmark TestsThis shouldn’t really come as a surprise to anyone — Windows 8 Consumer Preview has been beating Windows 7 at most of the benchmark tests performed on both platforms. The tests were run by the good people of PC World and the results show that Windows 8 is a much more fine tuned cat than its predecessor Windows. Most of the tests showed that Windows 8 was overall faster and in some cases much faster that Windows 7. Since this was a comparison test, both platforms were tested on the same machine configuration — Intel Core i5-2500K at 3.3 GHz, 8 GB of RAM, 1 TB hard drive, and an NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti video card. It was benchmarked with the WorldBench 7 batch of tests and Windows 8 scored 14% over Windows 7. The report says that 5% performance difference is a noticeable difference, which means 14% is considerably better. Things that were faster on Window 8 included things like: - Start up time — 36.8 seconds against 56.2 However, Windows 7 was seen being faster at content creation than Windows 8. The difference was very subtle though and it is possible that Windows 8 just needs better drives for the components in order to perform better at heavy load content creating tasks as well. But that would only happen once Windows 8 is commercially launched. For content creation, Windows 7 scored higher than Windows 8 on PCMark. The scores for Office productivity were — 2280 for Windows 7 and 2099 for Windows 8. |
A pair of Microsoft’s seal of approval bearing app make the process of restarting, logging-off or shutting down much easier than what the user has to go through on the stock version of Windows 8. Two Microsoft Approved Apps make for easy shutdown and restarting on Windows 8 Microsoft Approves Of Easy Shut Down/Restart AppsSince Windows 8 is designed to not need as many shut downs and restarts as the previous versions, Microsoft has buried the shutdown and associated options deep underneath the digital foliage. So the process of getting to these options is exceedingly non-intuitive. There are workarounds however, which we have already posted but they require a teeny bit of tinkering to make custom Metro UI tiles on the Start Screen. If you are loathe to do even that much, you will definitely like what Woody Leonhard of InfoWorld has found on the Microsoft website. Hidden deep inside the website as mentions of two apps that make life a lot easier for users who want to shut down and restart frequently. To shutdown/restart from the Metro UI, you will have to get the Charms bar out, go to the Settings charm and then choose the Power option which will have the Shut down and Restart options. Alternatively, you will have to press Alt+F4 on the Desktop to bring up a special dialog that gives you options for shutting down, restarting or putting the device to sleep. Since you are probably using Windows 8 on a desktop or laptop that has no touchscreen, the experience would rate quietly high on frustration and inefficiency. Now go to the Microsoft Gadgets site for personalization by using this link — http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/personalize/gadgets …and find one of these two apps — Control System with Clock by Keat Install any one and you will be pleasantly surprised with a sudden appearance of icons that are one-click shortcuts for shut down, restart, sleep and log off. And both come with clocks. How splendid! |