How to Make Windows XP Shut Down Faster

One of the biggest annoyances in Windows XP is to take a long time to Shut Down.
If you want shut it down faster, Please follow these steps:

1. Go to "StartStart Menu" then select "RUN"

2. Type "regedit" and click "OK"




3. Find "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop"

4. Select "HungAppTimeout"

5. Right click and select modify

6. Change the value to 5000 to 1000.

7. Now scroll down to

"WaitToKillAppTimeout"

8. Change the value to 20000 to 1000.






9. Now Find "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control"  

10. Select "WaitToKillAppTimeout"

11. Change the value to 1000

12. Now Find "HKEY_USERS\DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop"

13. Change "HungAppTimeout" value to 1000

14. At last scroll down and change "WaitToKillAppTimeout" value to 1000

15. Close Registry Editor and Restart Windows.

Now Watch Bollywood movies for free

Yahoo to offer Bollywood movies for free

According to a report by market research leader ComScore, the Indian audience is currently spending over 9.1 billion minutes watching online videos each month with entertainment as the leading category in online video content consumption ahead of news and sports content.

Yahoo has launched Movieplex, which will bring thousands of licensed Bollywood movies to the users. It'll also promote a piracy-free quality entertainment space.

Arun Tadanki, managing director, Yahoo said" Over 30 million internet users consume 1.7 billion videos every month across India. With the increasing demand for online video, both consumers and content providers are looking for a trusted destination where quality content can be consumed in a piracy-free environment at their leisure."

To watch the movies without any commercial break! log onto www.movies.yahoo.in/movieplex.

Gmail Calling Now Supports Multiple Calls and Call Waiting

Remember those old multi-line phones with all the buttons across the bottom? They gave you access to more than one line at a time, a feature now available in Google‘s Gmail.

According to the official Gmail Blog, this new multi-call capability

will let you put callers on hold with Gmail’s phone service, picking

up another call at the same time. Too bad there’s no music on

hold to entertain that first caller.

Whether you make a second call or not, you can now put any call on

 hold — useful in case you need to talk to someone in the room or grab something off the stove. Just press the “Hold” button and

 then “Resume” to start talking again.

This feature works across all call types (voice, video, and phone); the only restriction is that a maximum of two outgoing calls to

physical phones can be placed at once.

Best of all, U.S. and Canada calls using the Gmail phone and video system will be free through 2011, and all these new

multi-line features work with Gmail’s phone, voice and video calls.