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   WORD OF WARNING: First of all I want to say that this is NOT a cure but only a means of closing, until you restart, most of malware programs that show a lot of pop-ups like IS2010, Personal security etc. 

  Everyday I hear about friends that get infected with these nasty rogues and, as I work in tranches so to speak, I thought I would do my part to help. As I was searching for a way to activate a program, because ALL of these malwares close ALL .exe-s or .com-s except Iexplore.exe and as I found out recently mshta.exe and cscript.exe, I found myself reading about WMI and all the wonderful things it can do.
  So, as I do not want to bore the pants of my readers I am presenting you with a little .vbs script that will close ALL other applications except those vital to your version of windows.
 
  File: IS2010 close script

  The procedure is simple, first you execute the .vbs file from me then you start your favorite anti-virus program and perform a FULL system scan. If that doesn't turn up anything user either Malware Antibytes or RootRepeal. Be very careful with RootRepeal because you can cause serious damage to your Windows system and even make it unbootable.

    Hi everyone. In my gain for knowledge and everlasting enlightenment I found myself a dilemma.  At work I have a two monitor setup and staring at them all day I thought why not put a beautiful wallpaper that spreads across both monitors. Seems simple enough; and it is but after a few hours of searching the web for tutorials on how to do this all that I found was a nice little wallpaper.
   So seeing that I had no other choice I started fiddling with Windows desktop settings. All great discoveries were done fiddling were no-one nose should be :) .
  Ok then, let me stop boring you and get down to business:

0,5. The tutorial will be for the Vista OS since this is the most used OS at this time.  :D
1. Download 'The GIMP' or use your preferred image editing software  to modify the wallpaper.
2. View how width is your dual monitor setup. Mine was 1900 * 2 (monitors) pixels width and 1080 height.

3. Modify the image by adding the width of the two monitors together. In my case I just doubled it.

4. Go to 'Desktop Background' by right clicking on the 'Desktop', select 'Personalization' and then again a click on 'Desktop Background' - those are the steps for Vista.

5. Select your wallpaper and instead of using 'Stretch' you need to use 'Tile'.

 6. Enjoy your new dual monitor wallpaper. Aren't they beautiful? ;)


 *The images presented here are with informative character and DO NOT in any way represent or reflect the setup that I have or the company I work for. These images are here to represent and help you to visualize the steps of the tutorial.

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