After buying a new PC, many advanced computer users want to know whether the hardware system is potentially faulty or not within a short time. That's when you need some professional PC hardware stress testing tools like BurnInTest to get a quick answer. More than this, the company can use such a tool to test the stability of Flash chips of USB flash drives before they are put into mass use.

As many of us have experienced, a laptop's battery life (i.e.: the power storage capacity) plummets after a few years of use. This is often not because the battery itself has aged, but because the BIOS system of a laptop misjudged the battery's power capacity during a number of charging and discharging processes. In this case, don't be in a hurry to sentence your battery to death. Instead, we can make a battery's power storage capacity fully restored through "battery calibration" this simple yet effective method.

The Windows built-in drivers come with the best compatibility, but are all universal (not specialized) and out of date, which will undoubtedly impact the stability, performance and the enablement of some special functions of the system and hardware in the future. Even worse, Windows itself does not automatically update these device drivers, and individually visiting each hardware device's official website to download and manually update their driver is really time-consuming, laborious and error-prone. Especially, beginners totally don't know how to do that. This case, only with the help of a third party driver update software, will we get twice the result with half the effort.

PowerISO is a universal, all-in-one solution for processing CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc image files. It features small file size (less than 5 MB), fast loading speed, and other related characteristics. Plus, it's easy to use, supports the shell integration, clipboard, and drag & drop operation. By using its built-in virtual drive, it's possible to directly mount an image file as a virtual drive, so that you do not need to extra install other virtual drive software like Daemon Tools.

MultiMonitorTool is a multi-display management software developed by NirSoft (i.e.: the only developer of the entire NirSoft: Nir Sofer) for Windows XP and higher. It's portable, compact (less than 1 MB) and very user friendly, and able to monitor each monitor, move program Windows between multiple monitors, set as primary monitor, and has more settings that can be made to monitor screens.