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How To Install A deviantArt Theme In Windows 7

Themes are a common way of enhancing and beautifying the desktop. There are many Windows themes that can be installed from a setup file easily.

How To Install Windows Server 2012 On VirtualBox

Windows Server 8 is the next generation Server by Microsoft that is bound to act as the game changer in the server market.

How To Fix Skype High CPU And Memory Usage In Windows 8

As we all know, Skype is one of the most famous instant messaging and VOIP applications in the world. It is not only a Facebook integrated chat client but a complete VOIP package that has become a need for millions of users.

Add 270 Additional Cleaning Options To CCleaner With CCEnhancer

CCEnhancer is a CCleaner add-on which adds support for 270 additional programs to CCleaner. It uses the WinApp2.ini built in system of CCleaner to add new definitions to the program.

How To Make Ubuntu Look Like Windows 7

Ubuntu despite its 11.04 enhancements arguably does not match the elegance of the Windows 7 Aero Glass Look.

Get Android & Mac OS X Style Gadgets For Windows 7 & Windows 8 With XWidget

XWidgets is a feature rich application which providesAndroid andMac OS X style gadgets for Windows

How To Use And Enable Hibernate & Sleep Mode In Windows 8

Hibernation feature of an operating system (such as Windows based operating system) allows users to save the current system state before shutting down the computer.

Complete List Of Windows 8 Keyboard Shortcuts [Hotkeys]

Here is a list of some cool Windows 8 hotkeys which can help you speed u your tasks and also make it more fun to use the new Metro UI.

How To Bypass Torrent Connection Blocking By Your ISP

It appears that various ISPs from around the world are blocking Torrents by either throttling all torrent downloads or blocking open ports

Windows Vista : How to fix - There’s No Room on My Screen

If you are eager to read this section, the occasions are you know what a trainer of elephant like inside feels an apartment of single person of New York. Your weaving loom windows of large computer on your screen and can not adapt, just as a pachyderm fills a living room.

Windows Vista : My Colors Are Ugly and Chunky - How to Fix Color Depth

So much a day, you start your computer to discover that the colors suddenly went blocky, ugly, or grained. The images which you work with on your computer disappeared very malicious(see Figure 1), and this photograph of your glances of niece of beauty queen as it was exposed to a skin disease of Star Trek.

Windows Vista : How to Fix Your Pixels - Dealing with Display Issues

One of Vista’s great strengths is its new look and feel. On the surface, Vista looks somewhat familiar, like XP that’s been to the beauty salon. After you start using the new operating system, however, it becomes apparent that under the skin, Vista’s interface—called Aero—is very different and definitely improved.

Joyless Joysticks: How to Fix Your Controller

You will find a Game Controllers icon in the control panel. This gives access to you all the properties or to provide a peripheral control panel which lets to you adapt to the customer requirements, gauge, or adjust your lever or controller:

Windows Server 2012 : IPv6 Introduction (part 4) - IPv6 Transition Technologies

Today, the Internet (and the world) is mostly running on IPv4 networks. As more and more operating system and devices natively support IPv6, and even require it, making IPv6 work globally will quickly become necessary.

Windows Server 2012 : IPv6 Introduction (part 3) - Comprehending IPv6 Addressing

Learning IPv6 notation can be a bit daunting at first, based not only on the use of hexadecimal numbering, but also on the length of a full address.

Windows Server 2012 : IPv6 Introduction (part 2) - IPv6 Addressing

With the expanded address space associated with IPv6, the developers of IPv6 decided to leverage the hexadecimal numbering system to simplify and reduce the number of characters to identify the IPv6 address.

Windows Server 2012 : IPv6 Introduction (part 1)

Network administrators had to work hard in some cases to support the quick growth and to troubleshoot issues because IPv4 required manual configuration of addressing on devices and in most cases they also had to deploy and support a method of dynamic addressing provided by, you guessed it, DHCP services

Windows Server 2012 : Exploring Advanced DHCP Concepts

The concepts advanced by DHCP include the functionality not used in daily situations, such as superscopes, ranges of multicast, and the delegation of the administration of DHCP. Moreover, in the environment of calculation of today, the management of the services by a command line environment is strongly desired. The following sections cover these advanced concepts of DHCP.

Windows 8 : Automatic Updates as Security - Thwarting Exploits with DEP

The attacks of malware to thwart which exploit vulnerabilities of software is the most important element of the automatic updates. But Windows 8 offers a second manner of thwarting of such attacks.

Windows 8 : Automatic Updates as Security - Managing Updates (part 2) - Changing how updates work, Reviewing and removing updates

You can modify times when updates of Windows are downloaded with your computer. For example, which if your computer is not turned above and on line at 3:00 during the morning? Will you miss on something important? At all. For a thing, there is no time on updates. After an update is announced, it remains announced for always.

Windows 8 : Automatic Updates as Security - Managing Updates (part 1) - Managing optional updates

The automatic updates related to safety require little or not effort on your partition. But sometimes you can be confronted with the optional updates.

Windows 8 : Automatic Updates as Security - Enabling Automatic Updates

The automatic updates are the best manner of following corrections of safety. In fact, the occasions are they are already allowed on your system

Windows 8 : Automatic Updates as Security - Understanding Automatic Updates

Many people are afraid of Windows Update. They are afraid that the updates will break something on their system which they can fix. It is certainly true that any change with your system could create a problem

Windows 8 : File Maintenance Using the Open and Save As Dialog Boxes, Metadata and the File Explorer Property System

If file location will become less important, what can you use to take its place as a basis for file organization? Content seems like a pretty good place to start. After all, it’s what’s inside the documents that really matters.

Windows 8 : The Recycle Bin: Deleting and Recovering Files and Folders

n our conversations with Windows users, we’ve noticed an interesting trend that has become more prominent in recent years: people don’t delete files as often as they used to.

Windows 8 : Expert Drag-and-Drop Techniques, Taking Advantage of the Send To Command

For certain destinations, Windows 8 offers an easier method for copying or moving files or folders: the Send To command. To use this command, select the objects you want to work with, right-click the selection, and then click Send To in the shortcut menu.

Windows 8 : Selecting Files with Check Boxes, Resolving File Transfer Conflicts

Windows 8 offers a file-selection technique that promises to eliminate accidental selections. With this technique, you use a check box to select individual files and folders. To activate this feature, display File Explorer’s View tab and then activate the Item Check Boxes check box.

Windows 8 : Navigating the Windows 8 Folder Windows (part 2) - Instant Search, The Ribbon, The Navigation Pane

The next major element in the Windows 8 folder window interface is the Instant Search box, which appears to the right of the address bar in all folder windows. Search is everywhere in Windows 8.

Windows 8 : Navigating the Windows 8 Folder Windows (part 1) - Folder Navigation

Windows 8 implements drives and folders as hierarchies that you navigate up, down, and even across. As you can see in Figure 1, the address bar doesn’t show any drive letters or backslashes.

Windows 8 : Understanding File Types - File Types and File Extensions, File Types and the Registry

One of the fictions that Microsoft has tried to foist on the computer-using public is that we live in a “document-centric” world. That is, that people care only about the documents they create and not about the applications they use to create those documents.