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One of the great new features in Windows 7 is Aero Peak ( click here for more on Aero Features ) which allows you to see a preview of a window by hovering over it in the task bar. However, for users with large high resolution monitors, they may find it difficult to make out these thumbnails and they can be pretty useless
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How To Resize Windows 7 Taskbar Thumbnails
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Windows XP was released back in 2001 and now it’s beginning to start showing its age. Apart from the rather outdated user interface,compared to Windows 7 at least, Windows XP is now beginning to suffer from advances in hardware. While you may think that newer hardware makes Windows XP run faster, well it may be the case sometimes, but not now
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New Hard Drives May Force XP Users To Upgrade To Windows 7
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Andy gives a play by play of catching Fairway Frank to Donna and Jerry. Add this to your queue Added: Fri Mar 12 06:35:08 UTC 2010 Air date: Thu Mar 11 00:00:00 UTC 2010 Duration: 01:43
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Parks and Recreation – Possum Story
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As security bulletins go, this March so far, Microsoft has only released a one security bulletin for Windows.
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Windows7 Security Patch – ISO Image is Available
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How To Stop A Runaway Prius
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How To Stop A Runaway Prius
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So the rollout has begun and every PC user in Europe running XP, Vista or Windows 7 will shortly see the new browser ballot screen, if they’ve not seen it already. Last night I got my update and along with it, a few surprises. The first surprise was the apparent optionality of the update. In Windows update Microsoft Browser Choice Screen Update for EEA Users of Windows was unticked. Presumably this would only remain so for a short period of time before it becomes mandatory. Upon restarting my PC, which wasn’t required, I was faced with both a notice about the ballot screen and a new icon on my desktop
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Windows Browser Ballot, What really happens
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The Run command became accessible through the Start menu starting with Windows 95. It also became accessible with the shortcut key
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How to Add the Run Command to the Start Menu in Windows7
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Ty talks about Phil’s way with the ladies. Add this to your queue Added: Thu Mar 11 04:27:07 UTC 2010 Air date: Wed Mar 10 00:00:00 UTC 2010 Duration: 01:55
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Modern Family – Dunphypedia – My Girls
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Hard drive manufacturers are set to improve the speed, capacity, and power consumption of their drives by 2011. While this technology will benefit users of Windows 7 and other modern operating systems, Windows XP users may actually be facing a performance hit by using the new drives. This technology improvement, called Advanced Format Architecture (at least by Western Digital), is mandated by an agreement of the International Disk Drive Equipment and Materials Association, which says that by 2011 all hard drive makers must sell drives using 4 kilobyte sectors instead of 512 byte sectors, the current default
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New Hard Drive Technology Boosts Windows 7, Slows XP
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The taskbar in Windows 7 offers a feature to pin programs to it so that they are always accessible from there. It uses the same principle that shortcuts use with the difference that the programs are added to the taskbar instead and that they might offer additional functionality depending on the developer’s support of additional taskbar features. It is however not possible to add anything but an executable file to the Windows 7 Taskbar.
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Pin Folders And Files To The Windows 7 Taskbar
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