Rename Files Fast with the Tab Key
July 29th, 2010
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Windows 8, the Next Generation Windows Evolution via Microsoft China
December 5th, 2009
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As far as Microsoft is concerned, Windows 8 details should be kept under a tight lid, and the company is doing a near perfect job out of keeping mum on any information related to the next iteration of the Windows client and server operating systems. The successors of Windows 7 and Windows Sever 2008 R2, currently labeled with the Windows 8 and Windows 8 Sever codenames, are in planning stage, at this point in time, according to scarce details offered by Microsoft. New details slipped through the Redmond giant’s fingers indicate that Windows 8 is being prepared for a compatibility level as consistent as that of Windows 7, if not more so, at least when it comes down to peripherals. Read more…
Dell Windows 7 Driver Download
December 4th, 2009
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Dell has recently published the dell Windows 7 drivers download page whereby you will find the first set of system drivers for the Windows 7 OS systems. According to Dell blog, they posting Dell Windows 7 driver early due to they have received many requests from our business customers that we post our Windows 7 drivers so they can begin testing and qualifying the new OS within their environments. Read more…
Windows Evolution
December 2nd, 2009
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There are a host of new features in Windows 7 which make it a much better experience, some small, some large. Many are just refinements to the many new features that Windows Vista introduced.
The internals of Windows 7 remain similar to Vista, and as such, any software written for Windows Vista should run on it. In-fact, drivers written for Vista will generally work with Windows 7 as well!
Here’s a list of Vista functionalities which have been improved in Windows 7: Read more…
Hackers bypass Windows 7 activation
November 20th, 2009
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Hackers have managed to find a way around one of the key antipiracy protections built into Windows 7.
Ordinarily, the operating system requires users to activate their copy of Windows 7 within 30 days. However, a recently outlined method allows the normal notifications to be turned off.
The software doesn’t actually get confirmed as legitimate, but users are able to keep using the product indefinitely.
Microsoft confirmed on Friday it is aware of the technique, but said that it is working to shore up the activation procedure. Read more…
Windows 7 Codec Pack 2.2
November 19th, 2009
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The Windows 7 Codec Pack is a simple to install package of codecs/filters/splitters used for playing back music and movie files.
After installation you will be able to play 99.9% of files on the Internet. Also included in the package are a number of encoder codec’s, allowing you to encode files in formats such as DivX. XviD, x264 and many more in your favorite encoding application. Read more…
