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  • How to Keep Your Mouse From Waking Your Windows 7 In Sleep Mode

    Do you have one of those mouses that the second you accidentally bump it wakes your computer from sleep mode. Well there is a way to turn this function off so that your Windows 7 stays in sleep...

  • How to Unlock The Hidden Administrator Account In Windows Vista

    Do you ever get those annoying popups that say "You have no Administrator privilege", when its your computer. Well if you've noticed Windows Vista doesn't allow users to have access to...

  • How to enable Windows 7 "God Mode"

    Do you want to open up 270 options in Windows 7's God Mode? It's easier than you think and is only 2 steps! There are great and powerful features in "God Mode" that you can't access in...

  • How to Record Problems With Your Windows 7 Operating System

    Are you having some troubleshooting issues with Windows 7 and want to explain it to someone but don't know how unless you show them. Well Windows 7 now has a great feature that allows you to...

  • How to Hide a Disk Partition

    You may want to keep certain information away from prying eyes or you may want to protect a recovery partition from accidental deletions or overwrites. Wel this can be accomplished by hiding the...

  • How to Fix a computer screen sideways

    On occasion you may accidentally hit a combination of keys or press a button on your computer that turns the entire Windows display "sideways". In this case you may have accidentally...

  • How to Stream Video Between Computers in Windows 7

    One of the many great new features available in Windows 7 is the ability to stream video files to other computers running Windows 7 in your Homegroup or network. This feature allows home users...

  • How to Share Files in a Windows 7 Homegroup

    Windows 7 makes it very easy to share files with other users and computers in your Homegroup.

  • How to Restore a Computer From a Backup

    When you experience a loss of all the data on your computer, it's a good feeling to know you have a backup. If you have previously created a system image file (a copy of the contents of your...

  • How to Find a Restore Point on a Computer

    Windows System Restore, a feature of the Windows operating system that was introduced with Windows XP, is a great way to help undo problems and changes on your computer. It operates by taking...

  • How to Determine OEM Version Vs. Retail XP

    There are several versions of the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. OEM stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer," and these versions are sold to computer system builders like Dell or...

  • How to Make a Startup Disk for a Gateway Computer With Vista

    A startup disk, otherwise known as a "boot disk," can be used to start the computer in the Vista repair/reinstall process if the computer is damaged or otherwise unable to start on its own. If you...

  • How to Bypass the Administrator Password on a Computer

    Bypassing an administrator password is difficult, but not impossible. There are a couple of routes you can use to get around a forgotten or unknown administrator password, granting you access to...

  • Window Pane Installation

    A window pane installation is a pretty simple project, but it still requires your attention and a certain amount of dexterity. Besides inserting a new pane and adding some putty, there are some...

  • How to Delete Themes from a Computer

    A Windows operating system-based computer comes with a variety of themes, also known as wallpaper, that can be selected and placed on a computer's "Desktop." These themes include animals, nature,...

  • How to Disable Quicktime As the Default Player in Windows Explorer

    Apple QuickTime media player can set itself as the default player for a wide range of file types when it is installed. MOV is the standard QuickTime video format, but dozens of file formats may...

  • How to Uninstall Windows XP With SP3

    Windows XP is one of Microsoft's most stable and popular operating systems. Not everyone is a fan of Windows however, and clearly Windows is not the answer for every application. In certain...

  • How Do I Downgrade from XP Pro to XP Home?

    Downgrading an operating system can be a lot of work, especially for a novice computer user. The installation of XP Home can be done one of two ways, although both will seem very invasive to the...

  • How to Disable the Delete History in Vista

    When the Delete History function is enabled on a Vista system, users can delete any browsing history in Internet Explorer, making it impossible to see what websites they have visited. This can...

  • How to Create a Text Document of Files Listed in Windows Explorer

    If you need to have a list of the files present in a Windows folder, you can use the Windows scripting language to create it. Windows scripting language provides a set of instructions from the...

  • How to Copy File Names in Windows Explorer

    Windows Explorer is the file management tool that is included with every release of Windows. This file management tool allows users to drag and drop files into new directories. The newest versions...

  • How to Get Rid of Pop-ups in MS Windows

    If you're using a Windows operating system, you want to get a Windows product to stop pop-up ads. An effective program is Windows Defender. This program can quickly find spyware, prevent annoying...

  • How to Get Vista to Remember the Password for Outlook Mail

    When many Microsoft Outlook users make the switch to the Windows Vista operating system, they experience password problems that did not occur when they were using previous versions of Windows....

  • How to Fix Your Computer Start Button

    The "Start" button is located in the lower left corner of your Windows desktop. Clicking it brings up the "Start" menu on screen, which is your computer's hub of hyperlinks and shortcuts to...

  • How to Fix a Computer Display That Is Upside Down

    Windows XP can cause some computer displays to appear inverted or upside down. This happens in computers with video drivers or graphic cards that support 180-degree screen rotation. As the user...

  • How to Add Files to Windows Registry

    Files can be added to the Windows registry by importing them into the registry. After adding them, you can edit them using the Registry Editor. Windows Registry contains software configuration...

  • How to Make a Windows Calendar Start When Windows Starts

    One of the trends of modern technology is the ability to customize just about everything we use. This trend does not exclude computer operating systems. Computer customization can be for simple...

  • How to Find the Log of Windows XP Error Messages

    Windows XP logs all the significant events on the system. Logs files are categorized into three types: application, security and system, and contain information about the computer hardware,...

  • How to Install Tablet PC Software on a Normal PC

    There are a couple ways to enable Tablet PC capabilities in Windows Vista or 7. Windows XP, unfortunately, will only enable Tablet capabilities on Tablet PC hardware. Vista and Windows 7, on the...

  • How Can I Destroy Unwanted Processes Running in Task Manager?

    At any given time on a computer, dozens of processes can be running. These processes can be parts of software that's open, part of the operating system or even related to the hardware of the...

  • How to Clone a Hard Drive With XXClone

    Hard drives, as much space as they seem to have, get filled up rather quickly with files such as music, movies, games and applications. It eventually comes to the point where you'll need to...

  • How to Change the Text Color on the Icons in Vista

    With changing background colors and wallpaper images, it is sometimes hard to see the text to the icons on the Desktop. It would be so easy if Windows Vista let you change the color of your icon...

  • How to Move the System Tray in the Task Bar

    The Windows system tray features many icons that monitor and display information about the computer system. Anti-virus software, drivers, printer status, and the computer clock all have indicators...

  • How to Fix a Certificate Error on Vista

    Certificate errors indicate that a website is not secure: navigating to such a page could result in a third party obtaining your personal information. Internet Explorer 7 and Internet Explorer 8...

  • How to Create System Recovery in Vista

    Microsoft includes a program called "System Restore" with its operating systems. System Restore allows users to create "restore points," or snapshots of computer settings that can be accessed if...

  • What to Do When You Cannot Get Rid of a SVCHost.Exe Application Error

    SVCHost.exe errors have been becoming very common in Windows operating systems. Unfortunately, fixing this problem is vital to the computer and, if left unmaintained, it could destroy the computer...

  • How to Create File Listing in Windows Explorer

    Windows Explorer is a split-pane interface for interacting with all the files on a Windows computer. The right pane of the Explorer window utilizes all the standard Windows options for viewing the...

  • What to Do When Text Prints Outside Perimeters Microsoft XP?

    Often novice computer users will encounter problems with text and applications running off the screen of their computers. While most will go on without a fix, this problem will bug others to the...

  • How to Scrub the Vista Operating System Off of a Sony Laptop

    If you are upgrading your Sony laptop to a new operating system, such as Windows 7, or even installing an alternative operating system, such as a Linux distribution, you will want to completely...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Memory Leak in Windows XP

    When you open a program on your computer, it draws enough memory out of the RAM to perform its functions. Sometimes when you close it, however, your computer fails to deallocate the RAM it had...

  • How to Schedule Downloads for Software Updates

    Recent versions of Windows are equipped with the ability to download software updates automatically. Aside from the occasional system restart, the end user does not have to do anything. This is a...

  • Can I Install XP Home on a Clean Disk?

    To install Windows XP Home Edition on a "clean" disk, the usual procedure is to boot from the Windows XP CD. Make sure the Basic Input/Output System, or BIOS, of your computer is set up to boot...

  • How Do I Change the Name of My User File in Vista?

    You may need to change the user file in Vista for several reasons. For one, you could have purchased the computer from a friend or family member and would like to customize it to your own...

  • How to Add Notes to File Folders

    You can name file folders in Windows to help you quickly find what you are looking for and to determine what type of files a folder contains. However, if you are on a server with many shared...

  • How to Stream Movies Between Computers in Windows 7

    One of the many great new features available in Windows 7 is the ability to stream video files, such as movies, to other Windows 7 computers in your Homegroup or network. This allows you to...

  • How to Change IP Address in Windows Vista

    In Windows Vista, you can't just go into the Start and type in cmd to bring up the DOS black window and do the ipconfig release command. Vista is little different from XP, Vista requires an extra...

  • How to Run MSCONFIG

    MSCONFIG is a utility program that is a part of the Windows operating system (included with Windows XP and above). MSCONFIG stands for "Microsoft System Configuration Utility" and is...

  • How to Compress Pictures

    Today's digital cameras take wonderful pictures. It is common for even the cheapest point and shoot camera to have incredible resolution. This means that the picture files will be very large. ...

  • How to Protect Word Documents From Accidently Being Deleted In Windows XP

    Alright we've all been there when we've accidentally shutdown Microsoft Word and not saved the document, or the computer for some reason decides to just shutdown without notice and there was all...

  • How to Reinstall System Restore on Vista

    System Restore is a feature in Windows that allows a user to roll back their computer to an earlier date. If a computer has been attacked by a virus or spyware, or something else has gone wrong, a...

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