Customizer XP 1.6 FINAL
Posted by configure on 17 January 2002 - 08:26 · 5 comments & 487 views
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#1 Posted by Blasphemous Girl on 17 Jan 2002 - 09:57
- Great program,i like it much better than Tweak-XP.
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#2 Posted by nexionly on 18 Jan 2002 - 08:48
- Is this what can be used to change it so that windows does not restart when it has an error?
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#3 Posted by params on 18 Jan 2002 - 13:04
- @Nexionly: Go to properties of My Computer, Advanced, Settings for Startup and Recovery - untick the box to Automatically Restart under System Failure P.
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#4 Posted by iconman on 19 Jan 2002 - 00:31
- yay!
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#5 Posted by tryfe on 21 Jan 2002 - 15:26
- this program is SO much better than Tweak-XP for me. I used Tweak-XP and somehow it completely slowed my boot to a crawl. Tweak-XP, to me, was very confusing while Customizer XP is plain and simple; easy for just about anybody ranking from newbie to 3r337 h4x0r status to master. All in all, this program OWNS!
Changes :
- Improved the Process Manager tool.
- Improved the Startup Manager tool.
- Added "Create Shortcut" tool.
- Added "System Info" tool.
- Added "Special Folder Info" tool.
- Better user Interface.
- Added option to rebuilt Windows icons (Registry Tweak->Miscellaneous).
Customizer XP is an integrated suite of programs that can help you to tweak your Windows 2000/XP to its fullest potential performance or just keep it running like new. It offers a wide range possibility to customize and optimize your Windows program. Whether you want to tweak your Windows registry, cleanup your harddisk, or increase your multimedia and 3D games performance, Customizer XP will does it all for you!Grant said the new product is aimed at large enterprise customers and will allow them to make use of any IP-based LAN for telephony services.
It can be used to extend VoIP to remote offices without a PBX, but those end-users will need a broadband connection such as DSL.
Strachman said the NEAX 2400 is still a TDM voice product at heart. "This is a hybrid," Strachman said. "NEC is essentially rigging their traditional PBX to handle IP."
He emphasized, however, that this was an appropriate strategy. "There is no reason to do VoIP just for the sake of doing it. NEC has a solid customer base doing traditional TDM telephony. This is a way for them to migrate to IP where they see a need."
Businesses with lots of small, remote offices might find this appealing, Strachman continued. "You could give all those offices four-digit dialing without having to install a PBX in each one," he said.
Grant said NEC's strategy is to end the debate about pure VoIP vs. TDM. "With our new NEAX 2400 you get to keep all your old PBX functions and still move to VoIP."
According to Strachman, about 15 percent to 20 percent of businesses in the United States are now using some VoIP.