Disable Hibernate Mode....how to do it

How To Manage Hibernate Mode in Windows 7

If you don’t use the Hibernate option in Windows 7, you can save some disk space by disabling it. Here we will look at a few different ways to manage hibernate options in Windows 7.
Note: Hibernate mode is not an option on systems with 4GB of RAM or more.
Enable or Disable Hibernate Through Command Prompt
Using the Command Prompt might be the easiest way to enable or disable Hibernation. Click on Start and type CMD into the search box and it will be listed under programs. Right-click on the icon and select Run as administrator.

The Command Prompt opens and you will use the following to enable Hibernation.

powercfg /hibernate on

Type in the following to disable hibernation.

powercfg /hibernate off

Task Manager has no more tab choices! Fix it here....

If all you see when you open Task Manager is the process and a big white blank window then it is running in tiny footprint mode...

easy fix:

double click on the border of the window and viola....all tabs are back

How to adjust XBMC to fit your TV screen

• Video calibration workaround that only works until you reboot: open menu “system” > “settings” > “system” > “video output” > “video calibration” and then adjusting the  image manually to fit the screen
• Skin size workaround: open menu “system” > “settings” > “appearance” > “skin” and edit the “zoom” value to “-6%”
• Reboot and enjoy your settings....if you need to adjust the percentage up or down just do it till it looks fitting and then reboot and it will stay there permanently.