Turn off Error Reporting in Windows VistaApril 21st, 2009 Windows Vista creates problems and comes out with failures every ten minute you use. Anything above normal and you can expect Windows Explorer in Vista to hang up invariably.
Windows 7 Hack To Customizes Logon Button SetJune 16th, 2009 We have been focusing on Windows 7 RC since its release in May. To make your Windows 7 experience easy and more interesting we provided the top 12 Windows 7 Hacks.
Windows Vista: How to Install Second OS / Manage Boot Configuration EasilyMarch 20th, 2008 Editing boot configuration in Windows Vista is complicated for most users. You have to manually edit the BCEdit file using bcdedit.exe.
How to Achieve Windows Vista-Style Taskbar in Windows 7 in Two Simple StepsJanuary 19th, 2009 Whatever be the bugs, Windows Vista reigned supreme in one category and that was its looks. Anything that looks good sells.
How to Install Windows 7 using USB Memory Stick January 19th, 2009 Windows 7 is doing really good with the netbooks. With me using HP Mini 2140 running on VIsta, Windows 7 beta was a welcome chance.
Hack Windows Vista ActivationDecember 19th, 2008 How miserly is that Windows Vista gives you only one month of trial for a whole damn Operating system? I can understand it for a registry cleaner or an antivirus software. But for an OS, isn't it too low? So here is a legal way to increase it and forget about registering by pay.
Microsoft Vista Final Beta RC2 ReleasedOctober 9th, 2006 Microsoft is making the last trial version (Release Candidate 2) of Vista operating system available to developers and beta testers before it releases the finished product. RC2 version of Vista can only be downloaded by TechNet and Microsoft developer network members.
How To Clean Install Vista (Without XP) From Upgrade Version in 7 StepsFebruary 3rd, 2007 Effectively this means that any retail upgrade DVD can be used as a fully functioning full retail copy of Vista. You can pay the price of an upgrade DVD version to get a clean Vista installation! The steps have been confirmed.
How Windows 7 Outshines Windows XP and Vista January 5th, 2009 We have always been up-to-date with Windows 7. After the disgusting experience with Windows Vista, the whole world has high hopes with the next and what looks to be a very promising version of Windows Operating Systems.
Windows 7 Hacked in Seconds with a 3KB FileApril 24th, 2009 Windows 7, despite all the sophistication and rich services that millions are wondering about already, has that old bone of contention that Microsoft, surprisingly never took care of. When after a sluggish Windows Vista, we thought that Windows 7 may be the saviour, it can come as an anticlimax for Microsoft fanboys that Windows 7 was hacked from the boot process with only a 3 KB file by two researchers.
Microsoft sends final Windows 7 code to manufacturers, promises smooth transition for PC usersJuly 22nd, 2009 Microsoft says Windows 7 is ready for PC companiesSEATTLE — Microsoft Corp. says Windows 7 is complete.
Disable and Uninstall Windows Defender in VistaMay 19th, 2009 Windows defender is integrated with Windows operating system and comes free of charge( or included in the cost). Now if you already using a powerful spyware you would not need the Windows defender.
How to Recover Windows Vista and XP Product Key if Forgotten or LostDecember 29th, 2008 Windows users are used to formatting and re-installing Windows Vista or Windows XP. But a genuine problem may arise if you lose or forget the product key you are given.
Is Vista Secure?January 31st, 2007 Bill Gates claimed that Vista was "dramatically more secure" during an interview with BBC News. He said the improved security in Vista was a reason all by itself to upgrade from Windows XP.
Put Control Panel to Windows 7 TaskBar HackMay 20th, 2009 If you right click on the Control Panel in Start Menu, you cannot find the Pin to Taskbar right click contextual menu item that allows user to pin the Control Panel shortcut to Windows 7 Taskbar. Event if you drag and drop the Control Panel shortcut to Taskbar on Windows 7 to pin Control Panel folder on Taskbar it will not work.
Microsoft had introduced a new free email and newsgroup client in Windows Vista, Windows Mail. It succeeded Microsoft's long grown Outlook Express. Now Windows Mail has been replaced by Windows Live Mail, which can be downloaded as a part of Windows Live Essentials suite of products. As Windows 7 doesn't come pre-installed or bundled with any email client, not even Windows Mail. The new Windows Live Mail is packed with features. It might take a few days before we get accustomed to the new interface of Windows Live Mail. If you want to use legacy Windows Mail in Windows 7, you can extract and port Windows Mail from Windows Vista to install Windows 7.
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June 25th, 2009 at 4:29 am
Until now I am still having hard time using Windows Vista since its way too different from Window XP. But this new addition to it will surely make Vista very interesting again. I will try use this legacy Windows Mail in Windows 7 later. Thanks for the information by the way!
September 3rd, 2009 at 8:21 am
I’ve installed Win7 (upgrade not clean install). Apparently the upgrade process backs up the old Windows Mail files somewhere. Where do I find them and how do import them into Live Mail?
Andy