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Microsoft Windows Fix it Center







Ever had issues with your Windows 7 PC? Have you ever wondered how to get help with issues and errors on your windows 7 computer without spending a fortune on the support? If the answer to any of these question is yes then you are reading the correct article. Microsoft has launched Microsoft Fix It Center.

Dual boot Windows 8 with Windows 7



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This article will show you how to set up a dual boot installation with Windows 8 Consumer Preview and Windows 7, when Windows 7 is already installed.


Remove Windows 8 from dual boot


How to Delete "Windows 8 Consumer Preview" in your Dual Boot with Windows 7




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This article will show you how to delete/remove the Windows 8 ConsumerPreview in your dual boot with Windows 7 to only have Windows 7 installed afterwards.

Customize Windows Explorer Toolbar Buttons




How to Customize Windows Explorer Toolbar Buttons in Windows 7

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This article will show you how to customize the toolbar (command bar) in Windows Explorer to add, remove, or rearrange toolbar buttons of your choice for all users.

Windows 8

 

 

Windows 8 Consumer Preview

It's Windows re imagined and reinvented from a solid core of Windows 7 speed and reliability. It's an all-new touch interface. It's a new Windows for new devices. The Windows 8 Consumer Preview is just that: a preview of what’s to come. It represents a work in progress, and some things will change before the final release.

Tile Screens_Win 7 Tips


If you are a new Windows 7 user, you may have heard about the new auto-tile feature and wondered how it works. Although you can still right-click on the task bar to tile windows manually as in previous versions of Windows, Windows 7 has the ability to tile windows automatically, saving time and mouse clicks. Use the auto-tile feature in Windows 7 to view two windows or documents simultaneously on a large monitor.

Windows 7: Enable Run command

Steps to Enable Run Command in Windows 7 Start menu


Windows 7 is really amazing as compared to Windows Vista and Windows XP. The main feature it missed out is the Run command shortcut in Windows 7 start menu. We all know the importance of RUN command in our daily computer usage but due to some mysterious reason it is not available in Windows 7 Start menu. Even if the start menu is doing a great job as a substitute, it’s hardly a substitute to the almighty run command.

Windows 7 VS Vista



Mind blowing things Windows 7 does that Vista doesn't

Shake them away

Ever had 10 Notepad, two Powerpoint and 50 Outlook windows open? Want to minimise all of them except the most important one? In Windows 7, you can grab the top of the window and shake it about to scare away all of the other open windows. Simple.

Tile Screens_Win 7 Tips

If you are a new Windows 7 user, you may have heard about the new auto-tile feature and wondered how it works. Although you can still right-click on the task bar to tile windows manually as in previous versions of Windows, Windows 7 has the ability to tile windows automatically, saving time and mouse clicks. Use the auto-tile feature in Windows 7 to view two windows or documents simultaneously on a large monitor.

Keyboard Shortcut for Volume Control


Digging through files, folders and programs to find your computer's volume control can be an annoying process. And while you do have a volume icon in your task bar, it only controls your master volume. In Windows XP, creating a keyboard shortcut will help you access volume control more quickly, as well as open other facets of volume control such as wave, synth, microphone and balance that are not immediately available in the task bar. See "tips" for notes regarding Windows Vista and Windows 7.