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Posts Tagged ‘windows 7’
Looking for the Ultimate Windows 7 Book?
According to this review, there is nothing more “ultimate” than this book.
Reviewing Windows 7 Inside Out, Deluxe Edition
When is the last time you’ve used Windows Help?
Considering how awful the Help documentation used to be, people no longer have the habit of using it. According to this article, Windows 7 manages to have a very up-to-date and relevant Help and Support system. Here’s how it works:
Learn More about Windows Programs and Get Help Using Windows Help
When was a partition created?
Interesting tip for Windows users who need an answer to this question.
When Was a NTFS Partition Created or a Drive First Initialized by Windows?
Do you remember dxdiag?
Old-school geeks surely remember the DirectX Diagnostic Tool and how useful it was in the days of old Windows versions (98, 2000, XP). It turns out the tool still exists in Windows 7 and has useful functionality.
How to Troubleshoot Problems with the DirectX Diagnostic Tool
How to use the System Configuration tool
Most probably you have already used the System Configuration tool in Windows (msconfig.exe). However, did you use all its functionality? Do you know about everything it has to offer?
Read this tutorial and be surprised by its versatility: How To Use the System Configuration Tool & All its Awesomeness!
Using Snap on Two or More Monitors
Were you disapointed that you cannot snap windows side by side on a multi monitor configuration? Actually… you can do this, just in a different way than on a single monitor.
Ever used the Resource Monitor in Windows 7?
Learn how to take advantage of all its features so that you can figure out at any time what’s going on with your computer.
How to Customize the Favorites Shortcuts in Windows Explorer
Very useful tutorial about Windows Explorer in Windows 7 & Windows Vista.
Windows Live Mesh can use a Dropbox-like setup
Are you tired of Dropbox and you want to try something else? But… do you enjoy its “one sync folder” simplicity?