Tabbed window in Google Chrome, the feature that also is quite popular in many popular browsers, removes the clutter from your desktop.  But sometimes it annoys me when I would accidentally drag one tab and detach it into a separate window.

Here’s how to re-attach the orphaned tab window into it parent window:

• Click the tab title (without releasing the mouse button), drag it to the desired tab position in your Google Chrome parent window, then release the mouse button.

For more details, you can also read an article about detaching and re-attaching google chrome tab.

What are the requirements to be able to make international phone calls for free, if you may ask?

1. Good Internet connection
2. PC or Laptop
3. Headset (with mic of course).

If you meet the above requirements then you are good to go.

How to setup your PC/Laptop for free international call:

• Download and install Google Talk from this location.  If you still have no Google account, I suggest you make one first.
• I am assuming that your headset is properly configured with your PC.  Now, you can add the phone number of your relatives/friends in the same manner as adding contacts in Gtalk, but make sure to append @talkster.gtalk2voip.com at the end of the phone number having the following format:

[country code] – [area code] – [phone number]

You add the number in you Gtalk similar to the examples below:

UK: 442077234561@talkster.gtalk2voip.com
US: 12125451211@talkster.gtalk2voip.com

• Wait for a few seconds until you get a confirmation and instructions.  You will be assigned a local phone number in which your relatives/friends can use to contact you.
• Remember that you cannot make out-going calls for more than 10seconds.  Your friend must call the local number assigned to you (that is linked to your gtalk account), to be able to talk with your friend for free using Gtalk.

For more information, you may visit:

• http://www.gtalk2voip.com/press/press_talkster.shtml
• http://www.gtalk2voip.com/talkster.shtml

Micro AV displays fake security warnings telling that your system is compromised and claiming that only Micro AV can remove it. No matter what options you click, the problems never go away. I used the steps below to successfully remove the Micro AV in a Windows XP machine:

1. Create a rescue disk using Kaspersky Antivirus/Kaspersky Internet Security.  If you don’t have one, you can try any methods that would allow you to scan and clean viruses, worms, trojans, malwares, and spywares from your PC. But I recommend you download the 30-day trial version from their website. This is a detailed instruction for creating the Kaspersky Rescue disk.
2. I assumed you’ve burned the rescue disk ISO image to a CD-R in step 1, boot your computer using this rescue disk.  You should be able to perform a system scan and quarantine or delete the infected files found by Kaspersky.
3. At this point, you can now boot your computer normally. But hey, Micro AV dialog box should pop out again!  Don’t click anything yet, go to task Manager (by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del, end clicking the Task manager button). Click the processes tab, and END the task/processes for the following files you found: Micro AV.EXE, MicroAntivirus.exe.
4. Click START -> RUN, and type MSCONFIG, select STARTUP tab and uncheck all instances of Micro AV or MicroAntivirus you will find.  Also, uncheck startup files that begins with YUV (e.g., YUV41, YUV32, etc).
5. Do step 4 for all user accounts in your windows XP machines.
6. Install and update your preferred Internet Security solution.  Simply installing antivirus software nowadays is not enough.

This time, the procedure I just mentioned does not come with screenshots, sorry! Let me know if you’re still having problem, I might be able to help.

What it can do:

1. Display all photo albums in your friend’s restricted account
2. Browse photos in each album

What it can’t do:

1. Access your friend’s private photo

This is very nice tool for viewing photos of your friends.  Easy to use and fast!

The error you see is similar to the screen shot you see below using the latest verson of Yahoo Messenger (including version  9.0.0.1389 Beta).

  You must have the administrator account in order to solve the problem.  If you don’t have one, you must create an account with administrator or admin privilege. For the purpose of demonstration, we will call the administrator account username as "ADMIN" and "USER" is the account that is having problem with yahoo messenger.

1. Login to ADMIN.
2. Navigate to "C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\", you should see the image:
3. Rename the folder "USER" to something like "USER.BAK".
4. Logoff from the current user "ADMIN", then login using "USER". This time, you should see a profile for "USER" is being created again.
5. After your successful login, try your Yahoo Messenger to see if the problem persists. I’m sure it will. 
6. Now is the time to restore your files. All you need is to copy the folders inside the old user profile, "USER.BAK" to the newly created profile "USER".
7. If you are using "Outlook Express" for email, you may also want to restore your emails.  Do the following:
   • Navigate to "C:\Documents and Settings\USER.BAK\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\", there are at least one folder there.  Copy them to "C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\".
   • Finally, configure your email account by specifying your POP3 and SMTP server.
8. Last but not the least, please let me know if you were able to solve the problem using this guide, provide me feedback if possible so that I can improve it further.