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  • Login to Your PC by Simply Looking 0 CommentsPosted by John on May 9, 2010 under Featured, Windows
    Logging into Windows has never been easier! Just look into a webcam for a moment, and you’ll be logged into your account before you notice. Blink! Advanced face recognition technologies to provide automatic, quick and reliable login to one or many computer users. Blink is a biometric PC access application that enables the user to log in to Windows by face, which is captured by the webcam, match... Read more.
  • Still need Fixing in Windows 7 2 CommentsPosted by John on November 26, 2009 under Featured, Windows
    Flawless windows 7, of course not, think of these still need fixing areas as constituting a working to do. Overall consistency For a Microsoft product, Windows 7 is quite refined, but it still suffer from needless inconsistency, why most of its tools place menus on the left, while internet explorer and the help system shove them over to the opposite end, does the new media sharing feature have z... Read more.
  • Windows XP Service Pack 3 RC 0 CommentsPosted by John on February 11, 2008 under Windows
    Microsoft works to continually improve the performance, security, and stability of the Windows operating system. As part of this effort, Microsoft develops updates, fixes, and other improvements that address issues reported by the company’s customers and partners. To make it easier for customers to get these updates and enhancements, Microsoft periodically combines them into a single package, ... Read more.
  • Optimize Windows Vista for better performance 0 CommentsPosted by John on December 21, 2007 under Windows
    No matter how fast or shiny computers might be when they are new, they all seem to get slower over time. That state-of-the-art PC you bought last year might not feel like such a screamer after you install a dozen programs, load it with antispyware and antivirus tools, and download untold amounts of junk from the Internet. The slowdown might happen so gradually you hardly notice it, until one day y... Read more.
  • How to reset your password in windows vista 1 CommentsPosted by John on November 11, 2007 under Windows
    After you install Windows Vista on your PC or you change the password of your user account, it is a good idea to create a password reset disk. This disk will be of great help if you forget your password for some reason. In this tutorial we will show you how to create such a disk and how to reset your password when needed. How to create the password reset disk In the Start Menu search box type ... Read more.
  • Turn on/off the firewall Windows Vista 0 CommentsPosted by John on under Windows
    There are cases when, for different reasons, you might need to disable or enable the Windows Vista's firewall. In this short tutorial we will show you how this can be done. Just follow the steps described below and you will be done in no time. The easiest way to find the Windows Vista Firewall is to type the word firewall in the Start Menu search box. You will see these two results: Windows Fir... Read more.
  • Installing Windows Rights Management Services 1 CommentsPosted by John on October 8, 2007 under Windows
    This step-by-step walks you through the process of setting up a working Microsoft® Windows® Rights Management Services (RMS) with Service Pack 2 infrastructure in a test environment. During this process you create an Active Directory® domain, install a database server, install RMS, configure the RMS cluster, and configure the RMS client computer. Once complete, you can use the test lab envi... Read more.
  • File and Printer Sharing in Windows Vista 0 CommentsPosted by John on September 7, 2007 under Windows
    Microsoft® Windows Vista™ has made some important changes to the way that file and printer sharing works. This article describes the changes and provides step-by-step instructions for sharing files and printers and connecting to shared files and printers from a computer running Windows Vista for a small-office or home office network that does not use the Active Directory® domain service. Th... Read more.
  • Dual-Booting Windows XP, Vista and Ubuntu 7.04 part III 0 CommentsPosted by John on August 27, 2007 under Windows
    Installing Ubuntu with Windows XP/Vista installedIf you are reading this part of the guide, then you likely have a computer in which XP/Vista takes up if not all, almost all of your hard drive space. This will help you edit your partitions in order to make space for Ubuntu. Disclaimer - Editing your partitions on an already installed OS is not always the safest method. You should back-up all da... Read more.
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