Actually, Microsoft is MUCH smarter than Google. It realized that you have got married, and is asking you if you are thinking of booties. VERY logical. It might even say, "Did Swati mean: booties?"
Produces fancy graphs on various metrics - disk usage, cpu usage, mem usage, logs driver startup sequence, program startup sequence. You can correlate CPU usage with the program startup sequence and find the program that takes the most CPU for example.
Useful diagnostic tool if you are developing a startup loading Windows app, or like me trying to speed up the PC. I have no idea why MS discontinued it, pretty handy.
All I wanted was the BootVis product page on Microsoft.com, why would I be looking on search.msn.com
Anyway, Microsoft is confused as hell about what it wants MSN to be. Why does it have to be search.msn.com. I don't see a search.google.com - I see Google kicking serious MS ass for a while.
Tell me, why doesn't MS have one search engine project? Does that mean that each of these URLS, microsoft.com, search.msn.com and live.com are each powered by a different search engine. Aren't they sure which is the best?
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Give MS the bootie and stick with Google!
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Useful diagnostic tool if you are developing a startup loading Windows app, or like me trying to speed up the PC. I have no idea why MS discontinued it, pretty handy.
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http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=Bootvis&FORM=QBHP
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Correct me if I am wrong :)
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Anyway, Microsoft is confused as hell about what it wants MSN to be. Why does it have to be search.msn.com. I don't see a search.google.com - I see Google kicking serious MS ass for a while.
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That does better than the MS Site search.
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http://www.live.com/?q=booties&FORM=LVSP&scope=web&x=0&y=0#q=bootvis&offset=1
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