Previously, i’ve talked about Microsoft XP Mode, a new feature for Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate that allow you to run multiple Windows environments, such as Windows XP Mode from your Windows 7 desktop, and also your system processor must support hardware virtualization. If your computer doesn’t meet the requirements, here is an [...]
Continue reading...10. November 2009
Windows Access Panel is a free tool that provides quick access to several Windows 7 & Vista settings and features of Windows built-in programs which are buried deep in menus. It links most of Windows build-in programs at your fingertips providing you a faster way of accessing the hidden Windows utilities to change settings of [...]
Continue reading...8. November 2009
If you are new to Windows 7, you’re probably wondering where the Show Desktop button has gone. Actually “Show Desktop” shortcut has been moved to end of Windows 7 taskbar in form of a small rectangle. But if you still want to get the old “Show Desktop” shortcut back in Windows 7, then here is [...]
Continue reading...6. November 2009
Windows itself does not have any support for non-Microsoft filesystems, to gain access to files and documents from one system to other, a special driver is needed. Here is a program called Paragon ExtBrowser that will enable you to work with Ext2FS or Ext3FS partitions from Windows. It utilizes the Windows Name Space Shell Extension [...]
Continue reading...4. November 2009
Bing on Desktop is a handy tool to download the latest images from Bing, Microsoft’s new search engine and store them in your hard drive. It will change your desktop background with these images on a regular basis automatically. In the first-time run, it will download the past Bing wallpaper images. From then on, it [...]
Continue reading...3. November 2009
Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE), Microsoft’s free Anti-Virus/Anti-Spyware software for Windows operating system scores good in malware removal tests conducted by AV-Comparitives on the malware removal/cleaning capabilities. In the most recent report on malware removal test, Microsoft Security Essentials achieved 98% detection rate for 545k malware samples including viruses, bots, trojan horses, backdoors and Internet worms, [...]
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17. November 2009
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