Tricks and Tutorials
Not many users know that both Windows Vista and Windows 7 has a very useful “Previous versions” feature, which can be used to automatically backup files or folders on a scheduled interval and it is also possible to restore the backed up files to an earlier version using Windows built in backup/restore wizard. These earlier
Read MoreSome websites are not opening on your computer? Are you facing problems accessing specific websites and it takes forever to load them in your browser? Here is a troubleshooting guide which will help you diagnose and fix the problem in 6 easy steps.
Read MoreIt has been one week since Google Plus was released on a field trials basis. But the sad thing about Google Plus is that there is no support for third party apps and API’, so users are unable to share Google Plus posts on Facebook and Twitter accounts. If you have a Google Plus profile
Read MoreYou can let anyone upload videos to your YouTube account or channel by sharing the mobile upload email address with them. Anyone can upload videos to your YouTube channel by attaching the video clip to an email message and sending it over to that secret email address, associated with your YouTube account.
Read MoreThe other day I was trying to burn an Image on a USB drive and ran into a strange problem. After using a freeware image burner to burn a portable Operating system on my 4GB removable drive, I found that my USB drive has lost all it’s space. I opened Windows Explorer, right clicked the
Read MoreThere are so many situations when your operating system can completely crash and you might lose all the files, folders, photos, videos, documents and other data stored on your computer’s hard drive. If you are using Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 as the only operating system of your computer, these tips will help
Read MoreThis guide will help you change the default username and password combination of your home wireless router or ADSL modem to a chosen username and password of your choice.
Read MoreThe Autoruns utility from Sysinternals lets you remove unnecessary programs, applications, services and processes from Windows startup and fixes slow booting and logon time of Windows
Read MoreThe following registry trick will let you turn FeedDemon into a portable RSS reader, which can be used from any computer without having to install FeedDemon in the first place.
Read MoreThis tutorial shows you how to install and run a simple home web server on your windows computer using Apache 2.2.
Read MoreThe Dropbox Status Checker Add-in can be used to put your computer to sleep or standby mode or even completely turn off the computer, when Dropbox has finished downloading all the files.
This is a real lifesaver when you are downloading 2 gigabytes of data to your computer from the My Dropbox folder.
Read MoreUSB Drives are one of the key components of our daily computing habits. Here goes 15 tricks that can help you perform some tasks with your USB stick that you never knew you can.
Read MoreThere are some common Windows tasks which needs to be executed at scheduled intervals. If you want Windows to work properly and always strive for a faster system performance, you will have to run backups, use disk cleanup and disk defragmentation.
This article discusses how you can use Windows task scheduler to automate common system jobs and run them at specific time or day of the week.
Read MoreDo you print a lot of documents and spend a good amount of money every month on paper and ink cartridges?
If your organization demands working on “paper documents”, the overall printing and paper costs can sum up to a huge amount. The following tips will help you reduce printing costs of office documents, excel spreadsheets, web pages and save money from buying print cartridges frequently.
Read MoreDid it happen to you that your computer failed to boot properly or after boot it flashed some warning message saying that your computer is missing some system file ?
One of the reasons for Windows boot failure could be that some of the system files of Windows got corrupted due to hardware failure or other unknown reasons. The situation becomes worse if your computer automatically restarts and you lose all your unsaved data on the primary Windows partition.
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