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This error message appears due to restriction placed in the Windows Registry . One can easily enable Task Manager by editing some registry settings. For a normal user editing registry is not easy and a bit risky. Task Manager Fix is designed to enable disabled Task Manager. Download the FREE Task Manager Fix tool to quickly enable Task Manager. Handy windows system recovery tool to remove task manager restrictions and effective solution to the problem – “Task Manager not Working”. Free Download Link: Click here How to Fix Task Manager in XP? Method 1 Click Start, Run and type this command exactly as given below: (better - Copy and paste) Method 2 Download and run this REG fix and double-click it. Method 3 Click Start, Run and type Regedit.exe Navigate to the following branch: HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies\ System In the right-pane, delete the value named DisableTaskMgr Close Regedit.exe Method 4: Using Group Policy Editor - for Win...

Want to download the Indian Rupee symbol font and test drive it on your computer? Thanks to Foradian Technologies, you can do just that. Although it would take time for the Indian Rupee (INR) symbol (approved by the Indian cabinet) to find its way in PC and laptop keyboards, mobile phone keypads, and other computing devices, Foradian Technologies has wasted no time in giving users an early glimpse into how the Indian Rupee font will look on the PC. Download the TrueType Font (.ttf) for the Indian Rupee Symbol from Foradian Technologies' website for free and give it a try. By default, the Indian Rupee font is mapped to the grave accent (`) symbol on your PC's keyboard and you can use the Indian currency font immediately after installing it -- just drag the Rupee font to Windows' Font folder. The website also has an installation tutorial in case you need help installing the Indian Rupee font. The font works well, to say the least, and looks good.

Windows Phone 7 Microsoft employees will get Windows Phone 7 -- each and every one of them. That's 90,000 Windows Phone 7 devices! Great way to ensure Windows Phone 7 devices get more holding hands than Microsoft's social networking phone disaster, Kin . Microsoft has a tradition of introducing employees to new software and technology (through a process called "dogfooding"), and it isn't the first company to do so. According to Engadget , Apple reportedly gave each one of their employees an iPhone back in 2007; Google did a similar thing with the Nexus One phone. Some analysts are taking a dig at Microsoft's decision to distribute Windows Phone 7 devices within employees, referring to Steve Ballmer's alleged stomping on an employee-owned iPhone at a Microsoft event. Microsoft's way to stop employees from using smartphones from competing brands is to equip them with a home-brewn Windows Phone 7 device -- not a bad strategy, don't think any Microsof...

Nokia C3 Nokia C3 has a look of a business phone. It allows you to receive alerts and news on the homescreen and also allows you to put up a status update easily. For Internet usage the C3 has a webkit-based browser as well as Opera mini client. Nokia C3 has a 2-megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom and a display size of 2.4-inch. It is a GSM phone and uses Symbian Series 40 interface. Nokia claims that it has a standby time of 20 days and talktime of 7 hours. In terms of memory it has an internal memory of 55MB and supports external memory up to 8GB. Other additional features include media player, FM stereo radio and a 3.5 AV connector. In its press release Nokia has priced it a 90 Euro (approximately Rs. 5500). We expect it to be between Rs. 5k-6k mark. Nokia C6 First look at Nokia C6 remind me of Motorola Droid. It does look a bit like it. This touchscreen phone has a five megapixel camera with autofocus, integrated flash as well as a secondary camera for video calling. Nokia C6 all...