Do you want to know where Windows stores all the user names and passwords you enter while using it? Are you interested about how secure they are, how to backup this data and then export it to another Windows computer?
This series of articles will help you clarify all these things and more.
Credential Manager – Where Windows Stores Passwords & Other Login Details
Which Windows Passwords & Credentials Can Be Easily Cracked?
If you need to know the exact version of any application you might be using, check this guide for help.
6 Ways to Learn the Exact Version of Any Application You are Using
Are you curious to know which is the best tool for managing the startup items in Windows? Check out this thorough analysis.
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?
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
NetSpeedMonitor is a useful tool that helps you monitor the speed (up and downstream) of your Internet connection. It shares also quick traffic reports split by day or month.
NetSpeedMonitor (via Vikitech)
Windows Remote Assistance is a perfectly working Windows tool for providing remote assistance and support to people who need it. Why install third-party tools?
How to Provide Remote Support with Windows Remote Assistance
Check this summary from 7 Tutorials: The Best Internet Security Suites of 2011-2012
Have you ever wondered Why are they called Screen Savers?
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