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Lock or Fast User Switching in Xp

New to windows XP is a feature called ‘Fast User Switching’, as its name suggests it enables you to quickly alternate between users on your local machine. You can either enable (use) or disable (not use) the ‘Fast User Switching’ option. When you disable the FUS (Fast User Switching) option when you press the Start Key and L (on your keyboard) you computer will display a message saying that your computer has been locked and only you or an administrator can unlock the machine (just like Windows 2000). Where as if you have the FUS option enabled you will be greeted (when you press the start key and L) with a list of other usernames you can log on as (at the same time you will also be logged on at the machine).
In this tutorial I will show you how to enable and disable the FUS option.

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Please note that you must be a user with administrative rights to complete this tutorial.

• Click Start, then Control Panel.

• Select User Accounts.

• Then click ‘Change the way users log on and off’.

• You should now see two selection boxes beside one of them will be the text ‘use fast user switching’.

• If you want fast user switching enabled tick it (this is usually default).

• If you don’t want fast user switching and instead want to lock your machine uncheck the checkbox.

• When you have made your changes click ‘Apply options’ at the bottom, right of the dialog.

• You may now close all the dialogs which you opened.

You can now test to see that your changes have been applied correctly by pressing the windows or the start key and L at the same time.

Remove Xp's Default Games

All of the latest versions of windows have all included a load of free games accessible from the start menu. These include backgammon, pinball, minesweeper and many other timeless classics. But do you actually use them? If you don’t why not remove them?
In this tutorial I will show you how to remove the default games using XP’s ‘Add or remove programs’ utility.

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The Removal Process

• Click Start, then control panel (or run then type ‘control’)

• The control panel dialog should load, click on ‘Add or Remove Programs’.

• Another dialog will load labelled ‘Add or Remove Programs’. You should now see a list of all the programs installed on your machine, beside them should be four buttons, click the one saying ‘Add/Remove Windows Components’.

• Again another dialog will load, with a list of Windows components installed on your machine, highlight ‘Accessories and Utilities’ (by clicking it once) then click ‘Details’.

• You should now only see two possible selections, one being ‘Accessories’ the other ‘Games’, beside them there should be check boxes.

• Uncheck the box beside ‘Games’ then click ‘OK’.

• The dialog will close, now click next. Windows will now run a wizard which will remove the games from your system, when it is finished click ‘Finish’ then you may close all dialogs and restart your machine to complete the removal.

Why Online Tutoring Than Offline Tutoring?

In school, students study in groups and the teachers are unable to concentrate on each and every student.
Due to lack of attention most of the students take help of tuition to perform well in the exams. Parents believe that one to one tutoring is far more effective than group tuition. This is the reason where the search for home tutor begins.
Even after locating a tutor the most difficult task for a student is to commute to the tutor’s place, in bad weather or in traffic jams this become headache for the parents as well as become impossible when the student need help for his next day’s exam and the tutor is not available. Every parent wants to avoid this kind of circumstances. Online tutoring is a new concept in India though it has already boomed industry in countries like UK, USA, and in AUSTRALIA.

Most of the parents think that the most important thing is the quality of tutors. It doesn’t matter if they have to pay more for it. But when their kids study online they can cut their cost, they don’t have to worry about the tutor for that they just have to login to the internet. Also non-punctuality of tutor, difficulty in understanding the concept in groups, tutors non availability are some of the reasons which parents as well as the students want to avoid.
This all can be avoided in online tutoring. In online tutoring the tutor teaches student one to one through internet using virtual classroom. It consists of special whiteboard which is shared by the student as well as the teacher and they can interact live with each other using text or audio chat. The special features of online tutoring are affordability and convenience.
It qualifies the belief of one to one tutoring direct from home. Special focus remains on concept building. One can study direct from his home, no more tutor search, 24x7availability are some features of online tutoring which makes it first choice of students. To see how it works one must go for at least free trial what I believe they could not be able to deny it.