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[Windows 7 Guide] How To Backup And Restore Registry in Windows 7
Registry Editor is an advanced tool for viewing and changing settings in your system registry, which contains information about how your computer runs. And backing up Windows registry ... Continue Reading →
How to remove the Lock screen in Windows 8
Windows 8′s lock screen is easy on the eye, but – as with many of the features within the Consumer Preview – just doesn’t really work on a desktop or notebook.Thankfully it’s ... Continue Reading →
Easy To Disable Highlighting New Programs Through Taskbar Properties or Registry
One annoyance you may not like about Windows is when it highlights newly installed programs which is enabled by default in XP, Vista, and Windows 7. Today we will take a look at disabling ... Continue Reading →
Learn How to Stop Application Switching in Windows 8
Application switching is a new feature in Windown 8 which allows you to quickly switch between your open Metro apps by sliding your finger across the left side of the screen, or ... Continue Reading →
How to add Bluetooth Devices In Windows 8
One of the most important things which need exploring in Windows 8 are Bluetooth settings. It’s gone when you have install 3rd party Bluetooth drivers or software to connect your ... Continue Reading →
How to Install Windows 8 and Windows 7 Dual Boot
If you want to try out the new Windows 8 but don’t have a CPU that supports virtualization, check out our guide on how to get all the goodness of Windows 8 along side Windows 7 by ... Continue Reading →
How to install Windows 8 From USB
In this guide you will learn how to make Windows 8 bootable USB and then install windows 8 from that bootable USB flash drive. Windows 8 consumer preview is currently available for ... Continue Reading →
How to Install Windows 8 Consumer Preview In Virtual Machine
On Wednesday, Microsoft officially released the Windows 8 Consumer Preview (which is essentially a fancy term for ‘public beta’). If you’re eager to dabble around with the build ... Continue Reading →
How to Make Windows 7, Vista and XP Look Like Windows 8
As previewed by Microsoft, Windows 8 will feature a new “Start Screen” (known as Metro) which looks similar to the Windows Phone 7 home screen. It basically shows live ... Continue Reading →
How to Deny Access to a Particular Folder For a Guest User in Windows 7
Most of us use our computers in a shared in environment with our family members, friends etc. But sometimes we may want set some permissions so that we can actually restrict access ... Continue Reading →
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