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Unzip file
 
Here's How:


1. To Add "Take Ownership" to Context Menu


A) Click/tap on the Download button below to download the file below, and go to step 3 below.

Add_Take_Ownership.reg


2. To Remove "Take Ownership" from Context Menu
NOTE: This is the default setting.

A) Click/tap on the Download button below to download the file below, and go to step 3 below.

Remove_Take_Ownership.reg

3. Save the .reg file to the Desktop.

4. Double click/tap on the downloaded .reg file to merge it.

5. Click/tap on Run, Yes (UAC), Yes, and OK when prompted.

6. When finished, you can delete the downloaded .reg file if you like.
 
 

Glary Utilities is a free system maintenance tool for protecting, cleaning, repairing, and speeding up your PC. It comes with a one-click maintenance option that automatically runs all optimizations and repair jobs with a click of a button.
But the best thing about Glary Utilities is that it integrates over 15 other useful tools that nearly
every computer user is likely to make use of. These are:
- Uninstall Manager
- Startup Manager
- Memory Optimizer
- Context Menu Manager
- Registry Defrag Tool
- Track Eraser
- File Shredder
- File Undelete
- File Encrypt/Decrypt Tool
- Disk Space Usage Analysis
- Duplicate File Finder
- Empty Folder Finder
- File Splitter and Joiner
 

Unlocker is a useful utility for unlocking / Deleting files. With Unlocker installed, you can right-click a stubborn file or folder and select Unlocker.
(Note that Unlocker tries to install the Bundled crap programs  during the installation process – you’ll want to uncheck this.)
 
 
Or Restart Your Computer
 
Generally, a file won’t be locked after you restart your computer – unless the program that locked it is a startup program that locks the file as soon as you log in. If you have a stubborn file or folder and don’t want to use any of the tricks here, you can just restart your computer. You should be able to delete, move, or rename the file as soon as Windows comes back up.
If the file is being locked by a startup program, you can boot to safe mode to delete it instead. Press the F8 key during the startup process and select Safe Mode to boot into safe mode. If you’re using Windows 8, you’ll have to use a different process to enter safe mode. Delete (or move) the file in safe mode and restart your computer.

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If Windows seems to be running a little slow, cleaning the registry is one thing that might help. 
There is some controversy about whether it improves performance or not, but with Little Registry Cleaner you can at least find out for free.
Installation is easy, and it scans your system quickly. When we tested it, it dealt with all the problem files it found except one, although other programs tested had the same problem. 
Little Registry cleaner is good for people who aren't too techy, as it's easy to use, and everything you do is backed up, so there's no need to worry about deleting the wrong file.

Free icon maker. Convert any jpg, bmp, png and gif file into an ico file that includes transparency and correctly scales to match folder icon size settings.
 
Frico is a free icon maker app. It can load jpg, bmp, png and gif files and create an icon file that includes transparency and will scale up when you increase a folder’s icon size settings.
 
Frico is user friendly and very easy to use, you simply open the file you are interested in saving as an icon, it loads up with a preview and you press a button labeled "Save" to save the picture as an icon. It’s as simple as that.
 
Frico is free to use and share!
 
The latest version of Frico now fully supports Windows XP and Windows 8.
 
How to use:
When you open Frico you will see a series of differently sized gray boxes. These are the icon preview boxes. To create a Windows icon, select the "Windows Icon" option (below the "Load File" button). If you are creating a Mac OS X icon, select the "Mac Icon" option.
 
You have 3 options when it comes to creating icons:
 
1) Create one icon in all the different sizes from a common image. To do this click the "Load File" button and select the file you are interested in. You can also drag and drop an image file anywhere inside empty space on the Frico window. The bigger the image file, the better. It’s better to size down than to size up.
 
2) Pick specific sizes. You can do this in two ways; you can either drag the file you are interested in on top of a size box or you can click the "Load" link that is located below each box.
 
Once you have filled at least one of the image boxes with an image, you simply press the "Save" button that appears at the bottom of the window.
Command line option:
 
Frico can also be used from the command line, here are the parameters:
win (create a Windows icon)
mac (create a Mac OS X icon)
out="path\to\output\file" (Path to the generated icon file)
"path\to\common\source" (Path to the common source image file for all sizes)
[16 - 512]="path\to\specific\size\file" (Path to an image file of a specific size).
 
To create a Windows ico file in all sizes from a common image file you’d enter this:
Frico win "c:\temp\source.png" out="c:\temp\icon.ico"
 
To create a Mac OS X icns file that only has sizes 128 and 16 you’d enter this:
Frico mac 128="c:\temp\source128.jpg" 16="c:\temp\source16.gif" out="c:\temp\icon.icns"

Can convert CHM to PDF in batches. With this application, you can easily extract any chapter or section from CHM and convert it into a PDF file. In the conversion, you can also set PDF page size, margins, page orientation, etc. 
VeryPDF CHM to PDF Converter provides two versions for Windows PC and Mac OS X users, respectively.