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#Netpersec download for free
download accelerator plus (also called dap, and maro-able for free at allows you to pull four streams of a file simultaneously (which means it's usually quicker) and also resume broken downloads exactly from where they got cut off, so you don't have to start all over again just because vsnl felt like cutting you off. first, how do you even download programmes reliably when your net connection keeps shutting down? i've tried a lot of download helpers, but this one combines a couple of technologies that make downloads free of frustration and tears. a couple more programmes have made my internet usage much more convenient. you'll see a pretty radical difference in the way your computer responds after that. be careful and only cancel things you're sure you don't need all the time. enter startupcop another free utility from again, that shows you all the junk that is loaded when your computer starts up and allows you to shut down the ones you don't care for. the problem is that there are five or six places these programmes are commanded to be loaded from, and you can't just clear your startup folder. frankly, there is absolutely no need for over half of them, including microsoft office or msn messenger or real player to run in the background all the time: you can always start them later when you want them.
you'll probably see a long list of programmes that are running even when you didn't ask them to. here's a simple test to see how badly off you are: start your computer up and when it's fully running, press the control, alt and delete keys simultaneously, once.
#Netpersec download software
it's because unscrupulous software companies microsoft is the best known among them to modify your pc without your permission to automatically load their programmes every time it starts up. if you've ever wondered why your computer takes so darn long to start up, there's a simple answer. another programme i swear by is called startupcop. you can go to or and search for netpersec to download it for phukkat. (just so you know, that icon currently in the bottom right hand corner of your pc screen lies about the speed of your connection.) netpersec works with regular dial up modems, cable internet and even office networks. it accurately measures the actual bandwidth your machine is receiving. thankfully, a small free programme called netpersec nailed their bullshit. i was told my computer had a problem, their network was fine. i am on the phone with them all the time, if they ever pick it up that is, as my net connection is down more often than up and they initially refused to accept it was their fault. to start with, if there was ever a competition for the worst internet service provider in the world, my cable internet company, wincable would win it hands down, with vsnl coming a close second. best of all, every one of these is free, and is not too big a download either. which got me thinking, yes, there are a few programmes out there that not all people have heard about, because they aren't made by companies with huge marketing budgets, and don't come pre-loaded on your pc. i looked up and in my least accusatory voice, growled, "what do you want?" as it turned out, this particular lady wasn't really spying on secret documents (i have precious few, save for, well, can't tell you that now, can i?) she wanted to know what my favourite programmes were, any shortcuts i used and all that.
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