How to test your power supply without motherboard

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I needed to know if my Power supply I had lying around for a while still showed some sign of life but I wasn't setting up a new pc so I wanted to have a quick method. I found it at Corsair:

64 bit testing tools

Sometimes you want to check  if an exe file or DLL is 64bit or its dependencies etc.
These tools can help you:

• EXE 64 bit Detector: (basic)

command-line tool to find if file is 32-bit or 64-bit Executable

• Dependency Walker: (advanced)

free utility that scans any 32-bit or 64-bit Windows module (exe, dll, ocx, sys, etc.) and builds a hierarchical tree diagram of all dependent modules.
Very useful for troubleshooting system errors related to loading and executing modules. Dependency Walker detects many common application problems such as missing modules, invalid modules, import/export mismatches, circular dependency errors, mismatched machine types of modules, and module initialization failures.

Win8 - Open multiple desktop apps with key cmd

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Win8 doesn’t let you launch multiple instances of some programs when launched through the Start Screen. For instance, if Notepad is already opened on desktop, you can’t quickly open another Notepad window from the Start Screen.

Luckily there are key commands to help you:
- Shift Click the Icon on the taskbar
- Middle click 

ssd-speed-tweaks (Firefox)

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A good article on how to tweak your SSD

for example Firefox - Use memory cache

To change the cache location to RAM:
Open Firefox -> Type about:config into the address bar -> Enter -> double-click browser.cache.disk.enable to set the value to False -> Right-Click anywhere -> New -> Integer -> Preference Name "disk.cache.memory.capacity" -> value memory size in KB. Enter 32768 for 32MB, 65536 for 64MB, etc. -> restart Firefox

Easy way to create USB Boot drive with Wintobootic

Source: http://www.wintobootic.com/
WiNToBootic is free program, creating boot disks using ISO images. It is a standalone small and portable tool of only 600KB. Super User Friendly. Good for use where you do not have CD drive (like laptop) and have to install the OS.

Move firefox user profile to new computer

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This is an easy way to move your settings:

1. Exit Firefox
2. Start -> Run -> type ‘%APPDATA%’
3. Select Mozilla -> Firefox -> Profiles
4. Copy profile folder (XXXXXXX.default) and paste it to desired location (eg. C:\Firefox\Profiles)
5. Start -> Run -> type ‘firefox.exe -ProfileManager’
6. Click ‘Create Profile’
7. Click ‘Choose Folder’
8. Select the newly copied folder (eg. C:\Firefox\Profiles\XXXXXXX.default)
9. Now select the newly created profile and click ‘Start Firefox’ — check that all your cookies etc are there
10. Surf the net!

XP .Net Framework, get rid of login screen

Category Annoyances: after installation of .Net framework the XP login screen returns.
To get rid of it do the following:
Right-click My computer, Manage, Local Users and Groups, Users. 
In the right window pane there is a list of all the users on your computer. Just disable the accounts that were added by the Microsoft.net framework update (ASPNET). Close the window, reboot, and the "Select User" logon screen will no longer appear.
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