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Ben Crowe Windows 7

Ok so yesturday I finally got round to upgrading my pc from vista to windows 7 and I have to say god damn its good. Let me elaborate, I didn't like the aero feature of vista as it slowed my pc down quite considerably, even though I run an 8800 GT with 4 Gb of ram but in Windows 7 I haven't noticed any slow down at all I can't believe it. Also the other thing that I didn't like about vista was the UAC couldn't stand it so much I had to turn it off. However in Windows 7 the UAC with its four diffe… Continue

Added by Ben Crowe on November 21, 2009 at 6:45am — No Comments

allensood Windows Partition Recovery to Resolve “Inaccessible Boot Device” Error

In Microsoft Windows operating system, STOP errors are quite common. They might occur either during the boot process or while working on the system. When a STOP error occurs at boot time, system can not boot up and thus you can not log into it to access hard drive partitions and stored data from them. This behavior Microsoft Windows renders all of your Windows partitions inaccessible and leads to partition loss like situations. At this point, you are required to opt for Partition Recovery soluti… Continue

Added by allensood on November 21, 2009 at 12:18am — No Comments

Michael Setting Up A Home Network Part 1: Router Setup

Now a days most people have more than one computer for one reason or another. Now wouldn't it be nice if there was a way you could save something and be able to get to it from your other computer in your house or when you are out and about? Well this 3 part series will help you set up a nice home network. I will talk about setting up your router, turning a old vista PC (or XP) into a home server also some security tips. See the rest at of this post at… Continue

Added by Michael on November 19, 2009 at 6:05pm — No Comments

landonalexandra46 Boot Windows 7 in Just Under 10 Seconds

Windows 7 has achieved this feat of extremely low boot time by using a healthy hardware configuration. Moreover, most of the hardware manufacturing firms are paying more attention on cutting the boot time. Continue

Added by landonalexandra46 on November 18, 2009 at 4:30am — 1 Comment

mnkstllr Improper Use of Fixmbr Command Might Damage Partition Table and Cause Partition Loss

MBR (Master Boot Record) is a significant component of Windows computer that enables your system to boot up. When it gets damaged, you can cure it using Fixmbr command in Windows XP and 2000. This is a Recovery Console Command in Windows, which rewrites whole code of MBR. MBR is actually a piece of code, which is stored in first sector of hard drive and executes every time when your system start. Improper use of Fixmbr command may damage the Partition Table. Damage to Partition Table might rende… Continue

Added by mnkstllr on November 17, 2009 at 3:25am — 2 Comments

Andrew DePersio Ubuntu 9.10... yeah.

I've been a long time Ubuntu and Linux user. Don't get me wrong, I try to use as many different operating systems as often as I can, but primarily on my machines, I've been using Ubuntu or some variant of Ubuntu for around 4 years now. People ask me, why use Linux? I tell them, it's fun. To me, using Linux is somewhat of an ongoing never ending project to make your computer work best. And whats different of that rather than in Windows or Mac is that on Linux the job is on your shoulders to do s… Continue

Added by Andrew DePersio on November 15, 2009 at 3:00pm — 4 Comments

Johannes S. Microsoft getting desperate to sell Windows 7?

That's desperate thinking right there - they are advertising that they didn't copy Windows 7 off of Mac OS X? (That Application is Spotify, by the way.) Continue

Added by Johannes S. on November 14, 2009 at 3:00am — 12 Comments

jkls If You're Thinking of Staying on Windows Vista, Read This!

I was one of those people who had said "why upgrade"? I liked Windows Vista, it simply worked for me. There were people said that I obviously didn't do anything with my computer. Well that's not true. I did do a lot with Windows Vista, and I have to say it worked. There were occasionally a few programs that would simply not install with Windows Vista. For example TeamViewer worked fine with Windows XP, but not Vista. Yesterday, I got Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. I performed a clean install, and g… Continue

Added by jkls on November 6, 2009 at 8:37pm — 1 Comment

Dan Windows 7 review

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Added by Dan on November 6, 2009 at 7:51pm — 3 Comments

Nick Hanson What I use to Record Youtube Videos? Top 5 Screen Recorders for Windows...

There are many free Video Recorders out there... I really like Screen Toaster because there is no download #2. BSD Screen Recorder #3. Cam Studio #4. HyperCam 2 #5. Camtasia Continue

Added by Nick Hanson on November 6, 2009 at 4:00pm — 4 Comments

allensood Rectifying “:\ is not accessible” Error in Windows

In Microsoft Windows, sometimes all of your hard drive partitions, files and folders become unreadable or inaccessible. When you try to access the partition or files form your Windows hard drive, you encounter an error message that all the files are unreadable and inaccessible. You need to repair the hard drive to retrieve these files. This behavior of Microsoft Windows cause serious partition loss situations and need… Continue

Added by allensood on November 6, 2009 at 4:57am — No Comments

Mike Copeland How to Turn off UAC in Windows Vista - The Easy Way

UAC was introduced in Windows Vista, and has proven to be a bit of an annoyance to some users. Prompting many to turn the feature off, which is very easy to do. Though I personally don’t recommend it. The best way would be to click on the Start orb, click the User picture, this takes you to user accounts, click turn UAC on or off, you will be prompted if UAC is turned on. Click continue, and deselect, click ok, and you will be asked to restart now, or later. When you turn off… Continue

Added by Mike Copeland on November 6, 2009 at 1:26am — No Comments

iJ0nathan Windows 7.

Windows 7. Oh Windows 7. As you may know, I have TechNet, so I've had the RTM of Windows 7 for a while now. I also used the Beta and RC. If you can't tell. I really like the OS. Many of the interface changes make me really happy, such as the new taskbar, and aero peek. Plus, I finally have a computer that can… Continue

Added by iJ0nathan on November 4, 2009 at 10:00am — No Comments

allensood Windows XP Computer Hangs With Black Screen at Startup

When you attempt to start you Microsoft Windows XP- based computer, the system might appear to hang (stop responding) with a black, empty screen immediately after the POST (Power-On Self Test) operation completes. The situation occurs just before the MS Windows XP logo appears on your system's screen. This behavior of Microsoft Windows XP occurs every time when you boot your system and the system does not start. It renders all of your hard drive partitions and critical data inaccessible and cau… Continue

Added by allensood on November 3, 2009 at 11:51pm — 1 Comment

jkls Making the Upgrade: Windows 7

Well, it's been a few weeks since the release of Windows 7 and so far I have heard nothing but great thoughts on it! So, I'm very much thinking about switching from Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit to Windows 7, to either Premium or Professional. Which edition would you choose? To… Continue

Added by jkls on November 3, 2009 at 3:00pm — 1 Comment

allensood How to Recover Missing Windows System Files?

Microsoft Windows operating system contains a number of files, which work as the components of operating system. These files are specifically designed to perform a particular operation. Like NTLDR is responsible for loading the NT operating system. In case any of these files get damage or deleted due to any reason, operating system can not load and you can not get access of your hard drive partitions. This behavior cause serious partition loss situations in Windows and require Windows Partition… Continue

Added by allensood on November 3, 2009 at 12:20am — No Comments

Mike Whitehouse Chris Pirillo's Windows 7 ebook 70+ tips review...

Now that nearly every PC/Mac user, if not all has bought Microsoft's new operating system - Windows 7 or at least have a new system with Windows 7 pre-installed. This immediately brought everyone's attention to upgrade from Windows Vista, which wasn't too bright. I have to admit, Windows Vista wasn't so 'annoying' for me, infact I thought it was a pretty decent OS. Although it had some minor things that I wouldn't really complain about it still managed to accomplish everything I thrown at it.… Continue

Added by Mike Whitehouse on October 29, 2009 at 11:06am — No Comments

allensood 3 Easy Steps for Instant Partition Recovery in Windows

Losing the Windows hard drive partitions could seem very frustrating, specifically when your complete life and work routine depends upon your computer. In order to prevent loss of hard drive partitions and data and unnecessary stress, this is significant to retrieve lost partitions. This is possible using the Partition Recovery solutions that works in most of the partition loss situations. In Microsoft Windows operating system based computer, the partition denotes to different parts of the hard… Continue

Added by allensood on October 27, 2009 at 2:37am — No Comments

Waqar M 5 security improvments in Windows 7

Microsoft has added some new security features to Windows 7. Here are my the 5 that i like. You guys visit my blog at http://wickstech.tk/ for more :) The finger print reader: The finger print reader enables you to log in with your finger prints. The eliminates the fear of someone cracking your password. They will need to have the same finger print as you to log in.

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Added by Waqar M on October 25, 2009 at 12:45pm — No Comments

jkls Compare: Windows 7 Editions

Today, October 22, 2009, Windows 7 has been released. Many are very excited for the much anticipated launch. But with this release brings about some decisions... Which edition is best for you. With Windows 7, three separate editions are offered; Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate. Microsoft thankfully decided to tip off Home Basic, well because simply, it just made the whole matter more confus… Continue

Added by jkls on October 22, 2009 at 4:26pm — 2 Comments

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