Prerequisits:
Download at

http://www.mediafire.com/file/k2ydg0yozzm/gtalkKill.zip

Remember this is for your office computer or the computer where you want a auto gtalk kill.
Once you download just extract it in any drive.

Now for XP users:
Go to control pannel –> Scheduled Task –> Add scheduled task.. Click and follow the steps. Where it asks for application point it to the file you download. Give a time which you will be out of your office. Also don’t forget to put your user credentials. And make it a daily schedule. That’s it.

For vista User:
Click on Start button and type in search as “schedul” click on the scheduler.
Now once the Task Scheduler is open on the right hand side you will see “Create Basic Task” Click on it. The task scheduler will open.

Name: Give anything (Gtalk kill)
Description: Any description
Task to start: Daily
Start time: Time you will be out of your office
Action: Start a program
Program: Browse to the file you downloaded
And press finish in the next screen and forget it..

Next time it will never ever happen that you will have 2 instance of gtalk running.
If you usually forget to log off your gtalk at home then use the same method for home also.

Here goes the link: Link

It would be nice if you can find out if something missing!!

So if you install Vista on a PC where XP is already installed, the Vista boot menu incorporates the options from the older OS’s boot menu. But, on the other hand, if you install XP on Vista, it will overwrite the MBR with one that does not recognize the newer Vista’s Boot Loader.
To resolve this issue, open cmd in XP.

Where is the Drive letter.
Reboot. You will now be able to see the Vista menu option/s.

Now To restore the entry for XP, open an elevated command prompt and enter this:

Restart Computer.

Every month you used to download 50 or 100 MB worth update of AutoPatcher monthly update or a full 200+ MB version of full AutoPatcher with all the updates released after Windows XP SP2. So why can’t you follow these steps to do the same automatically for you without needing AutoPatcher.

I am assuming that you have a Windows XP with SP2 or Vista RTM installation which is genuine. Pirated Windows users cannot avail some of these methods.

1) Download all manually – Go to Microsoft Download center & download all the updates & other packages for Windows XP & Vista manually. You can do this offline too.

2) Download all via Windows Update. This will download & install all the required update applicable only to your computer. After a reboot which may or may not be needed, backup the

C:WindowsSoftwareDistributionDownload folder.

Just zip or copy it somewhere else but do not delete this original Downloads folder.

Suppose you reinstall Windows now, simply copy the contents of the backed up Downloads folder to the original folder at the path above, then connect to Windows Update & select all those updates to install. However this time Windows will not download all the updates again because most of the updates are already there in your computer at the above mentioned location. It will only download some new updates as applicable. You can copy the content of Downloads folder to another computer & take the same step on that other computer.

3) Use Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer & backup the downloaded files after their installation. Then install the downloaded files as needed on all computers.

4) Use Offline Update 3.2 script as mentioned at the webpage.

5) Use Windows Update Downloader with Windows XP or Vista Update List. It will download full file for all the updates automatically & install. It is equivalent to step 1 just that this time it is automatic. One downloaded you can backup the downloads for further use.

6) For large scale deployment you can also use Microsoft Windows Server Update Services

I hope this makes life a bit easier for system administrators who download at one computer & install on all computers in a network also that Microsoft brings back AutoPatcher in one form or other. To install multiple updates downloaded manually, or by Windows Update downloader or by MBSA or Offline Update script you can use QChain provided by Microsoft.

Thanx to Saurav for this wonderful tutorial..

here is the way

Done
This guy here suggested this,many thanks to him
and dont use this if your have a snailspeed drive,it may make windows slow.

so here is a Tutorial to do so,

Conditions: you have installed Vista and now you want Xp in the second boot, and when you do so , your Vista isnt detected anymore, so now you either format your Drives and install again, or you repair Vista and thats ok,

But you can run both in Dual boot without formatting,

As vista is installed, you install Windows Xp in X:> (X is the drive of your Choice) (may be D: , E: etc)

now your comp. restarts in XP without showing Vista, dont worry just restart your COmp. and boot from VIsta CD/DVD whatever you have, repair your installation and now your VISTA boots up, without Showing Xp, but nothing to worry,

Just Place your Vista DVD/CD int he drive in VISTA and now go to start menu, all programs , accessories , right click on command prompt

and click on run as administrator

now type these commands :

Use Bootsect.exe to restore the Windows Vista MBR and the boot code that transfers control to the Windows Boot Manager program. To do this, type the following command at a command prompt:
Drive:boot Bootsect.exe –NT60 All

In this command, Drive is the drive where the Windows Vista installation media is located.
Use Bcdedit.exe to manually create an entry in the BCD Boot.ini file for the earlier version of the Windows operating system. To do this, type the following commands at a command prompt.

Note In these commands, Drive is the drive where Windows Vista is installed.

Drive:Windowssystem32Bcdedit –create {ntldr} –d “Description for earlier Windows version”

Note In this command, Description for earlier Windows version can be any text that you want. For example, Description for earlier Windows version can be “Windows XP” or “Windows Server 2003.” Drive:Windowssystem32Bcdedit –set {ntldr} device partition=x:

Note In this command, x: is the drive letter for the active partition.
Drive:Windowssystem32Bcdedit –set {ntldr} path ntldrDrive:Windowssystem32Bcdedit –displayorder {ntldr} –addlast

Restart the computer.

and you are done…

Create a new document with a blue background: #1063c1
The size should be 760 x 770 px.
Create a new Layer ( press SHIFT+CTR+ALT+N )

Then Grab Brush Tool and make some simple drawings ( the next image is resized )

Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and use the following setting

Now change the Blending mode for this layer to Overlay

You can see the result in the next image

Grab the Rounded Rectangle Tool
Set the radius to 5 pixels and make 2 shapes

Now add the following layer style ( use the same settings for both shapes )

Then change the fill settings to 0 %

This is my result

Select the small shape and press on the layer thumbnail while you keep the CTRL key down

This will make a selection

Grab the rectangular marquee tool
Press on Subtract From Selection and try to leave selected the top of our navigation panel

This is what we need

Create a new layer ( press CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+N )
Select Paint Bucket Tool and fill the selection with white
Press CTRL+D to deselect

Now change the fill settings to 0 %

And add the following layer styles

Now press one more time on the same layer thumbnail
We have to select one more time all the navigation panel ( you can see also how the button looks )

Grab the Rectangular Marquee Tool – press on Subtract from selection and be sure you will leave selected a small selection ( for the second button )

Create a new layer ( press CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+N )
Fill the selection with white and apply the same layer style as above
( i am sure you can do this alone because we have already created the first button and i think you are an expert right now )

Now duplicate this layer and place it with your arrow keys under this one.

Select one more time the navigation panel ( press on layer thumbnail and keep your CTRL key pressed )

Create a new layer ( press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+N )
Grab a round brush and start drawing some random lines

Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set the radius value to 35

Change the blending mode to Soft Light

Press on CTRL+D to deselect. I will add some text on this navigation and this is my result

Now please select the left navigation layer ( the layer you have clicked on thumbnail )

And change the following layer style with this one

This is the result

Copy the layer style

And paste this layer style on the other shape

This is the result

Duplicate the big shape layer ( SHAPE 2 ) then select it
Then press on add layer style

Grab the Gradient Tool and draw a line from bottom to the top of the shape

With this layer selected you can change the fill settings to 3 %

Now i will add a text logo

Then i will add some MINUS signs on the big rounded rectangle and another text

Then i will choose ” Fuzzball ” brush . i will create a new layer and i will make some white stars

Basically you can use any star brush you have