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FocusOn Image Viewer 1.32 by Razvan Serea FocusOn Image Viewer is a fast, lightweight, and user-friendly photo viewer for Windows. It supports various image formats, offers basic editing tools, EXIF data display, and batch renaming. With a clean interface, slideshow mode, and easy navigation, it’s ideal for quickly viewing and organizing photos without unnecessary complexity or system resource usage. FocusOn Image Viewer key features: Auto Organize: Automatically sorts photos by date using your chosen template. Explorer View: Browse and manage images with thumbnails; includes basic edits like resize and rotate. Photo Editing: Crop, apply filters, correct colors, add borders or text. Non-Destructive Edits: Original images remain untouched. Photo Sharing: Post directly to blogs, Twitter, and Facebook. Email Support: Send selected images via email. Print Options: Print to fit paper size, preserve aspect ratio, or fit multiple images per page. Slideshow: View selected photos in a slideshow. EXIF Tools: View or remove EXIF data. Scanning: Import from TWAIN or WIA-compatible scanners. Set as Background: Quickly set any image as desktop wallpaper. Batch Rename: Rename images in bulk using templates. Resize Images: Resize with optimized or custom resampling methods, including multi-step resizing. Thumbnail Sizes: Choose from thumbnail sizes between 32–256 pixels. Format Support: Compatible with over 100 image formats. FocusOn Image Viewer 1.32 changelog: Added Ghostscript(AI, PDF) DPI option Fixed transparency issue when saving PDF document as image Other improvements and bug fixes Download: FocusOn Image Viewer 64-bit | Portable 64-bit | ~7.0 MB (Freeware) Download: FocusOn Image Viewer 32-bit | Portable 32-bit View: FocusOn Image Viewer Website | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware -
By +Tantawi · Posted
Wall cabinet: Fiber connection (1Gbps) Patch panel 2.5Gbps Router A mini PC with Ryzen 5800H CPU and 32GB DDR4 RAM, for network related tools (Portainer, Pi-Hole, Cloudflared, Tailscale, Uptime Kuma, Wetty) A headless server running Proxmox: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU, 96GB DDR5, RTX 3090 24GB GPU, 10Gbps NIC, and a bunch of NVMs, SATA SSDs, HDDs A VM with TrueNAS for backups and media server via Jellyfin, passing through the SATA storage controller A VM with an Ubuntu server acting as a web and a GPU server for AI workloads, and a TeamCity build/deploy agent for my personal projects This setup has evolved many times for the last 2 years, I have not gone completely crazy, yet (I think), but still experimenting, still learning, it is a fun and rewarding experience having a home lab! -
Microsoft PC Manager 3.17.4.0 (Offline Installer) by Razvan Serea With Microsoft PC Manager, users can easily perform basic computer maintenance and enhance the speed of their devices with just one click. This app offers a range of features, including disk cleanup, startup app management, virus scanning, Windows Update checks, process monitoring, and storage management. Microsoft PC Manager key features: Storage Manager- easily uninstall infrequently used apps, manage large files, perform a cleanup, and set up Storage Sense to automatically clear temporary files. Health Checkup feature -scans for potential problems, viruses, and startup programs to turn off. It helps you identify unnecessary items to remove, optimizing your system's performance. Pop-up Management - block pop-up windows from appearing in apps. Windows Update - scans your system for any pending updates. Startup Apps - enable or disable startup apps on your PC, allowing you to optimize your system's startup performance. Browser Protection - rest assured that harmful programs cannot alter your default browser. Also enables you to change your default browser. Process Management - allows you to conveniently terminate any active process, ensuring optimal system performance and resource utilization. Anti-virus protection - Fully integrated with Windows Security. Safeguard your PC anytime. Quick Steps: Download Microsoft PC Manager Offline Installer (APPX/MSIX) with Adguard Adguard serves as a third-party online service, offering a user-friendly method for directly downloading appx, appxbundle, and msixbundle files from the Microsoft Store. Official download links will be generated for both the app's various versions and its dependency packages. How to download Microsoft PC Manager Offline Installer (APPX/MSIX) 1. Initially, you must find the app URL within the Microsoft Store. Access the Microsoft Store via your browser and search for "Microsoft PC Manager". Once located, copy the app URL, which includes the product ID, either from the address bar or from the provided link below. https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9PM860492SZD 2. Now paste the app URL into the designated area, then click the check mark button to produce a direct download link. 3. To download, right-click the relevant link and select “Save link as…” from your browser's menu. Occasionally, Microsoft Edge may flag the download as insecure. In such cases, consider utilizing alternative browsers such as Google Chrome or Firefox to successfully complete the download. Microsoft PC Manager is a completely free tool optimized exclusively for use on Windows 10 (version 1809 or newer) and Windows 11. Download: Microsoft PC Manager 3.17.4.0 | from Microsoft Store View: Microsoft PC Manager Home Page Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware
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By +BudMan · Posted
You might want to update to 1TB drive. They are not very expensive these days, there are plenty of options - simple look I would think you could find a 1TB ssd or even nvme somewhere between 50 and 100 bucks. when I have moved to larger ssds in laptop in the past, you can just connect the drive via usb - image. Then take the old drive out, put in the new drive and there you go.. If your concerned about how much space you have left this prob your best bet.. -
By FMH · Posted
I see! Wasn’t aware of that. Even though they started off with desktop app for Mac before Windows. Should be on it’s way soon! 🤞
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I?ve got a problem here and it?s driving me crazy!
In the past week, I replaced my old MSI K8 NEO Platinum board, AMD 64 bit 3000+ processor and ATI Radeon 9800 Pro with a Gigabyte K8 Triton NForce 4 board, AMD 3200+ 64 bit processor, and a GEForce 6800 GS card. Ever since I added these components in my system, everytime I download a file and attempt to install it, the package is telling me it?s corrupted. It happens about 9 times out of 10 and it seems to be happening through FTP, NNTP, and from the Web. At first, I thought it was my Cable line, but I?m able to download files fine and run them on my server, and/or copy them over the my PC and run them. I also reinstalled Windows about 5 times this weekend (one odd thing is I have a school version of XP (Pre SP1) that does not recognize my entire 250 GB SATA drive, only 130 GB of it.
So, couple of questions/comments:
1. Could this be my power supply? Since I added more draining products to my 430W, could that be causing it? I currently have the new components above, with 2.5 GB total (3-512 sticks, 1-1GB stick) PC 2700 memory, RealTek on board sound, Avermedia M150 TV Tuner card, 2 SATA drives (160GB, 250 GB), 2 IDE drives (40 GB, 200 GB), NEC 8X DVD burner, 3 system fans, 1 hard drive fan, and processor stock fan.
2. The next thing that?s been happening a lot is these ?Windows has recovered from a serious system error? message. Sometimes, it?s accompanied by a blue screen afterwards, stating ?DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.? Upon Googling that term, I found many people saying to repair Windows at bootup by running CHKDSK and FIXBOOT. That seemed to fix the ?Serious System Error? message, but has not fixed the corrupter downloads.
3. Finally, I?m wondering if the NIC is bad. When I installed the drivers, I installed the Disk that came with the mobo, then updated the NForce drivers by downloading the package from NVidia?s web site. I have a spare NIC I can try.
Anyway, it?s not too serious as I?m expecting a ABIT mobo from Newegg in a couple of days, so I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this, or could it be the Power Supply?
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