Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts

Saturday, July 14, 2012

Change Windows Explorer Taskbar Pin Default folder to Computer


Default action for Windows Explorer Pin under Taskbar is set to Libraries, which is kind of unusable. If I want to start Computer, either I have to Go to Start Menu and select Computer, or I have to go to Desktop, and launch Computer from there in Windows 7. But in Windows 8, since there is no Start Menu, I've to go to Desktop, and launch Computer from there.
With this small process, you can change your Windows Explorer Pin/Icon under Taskbar to Computer, Control Panel, Documents, C: Drive, D: Drive or whatever you want.

Monday, July 09, 2012

Speed Test : Windows 8 vs Windows 7



Windows 8 boot time is much much lesser then Windows 8, To hibernate and again resume PC, it hardly take 10 senconds (in My Case, PDC (2nd Gen), 2  GB). I want to switch to Windows 8 from Windows 7, but want to get satisfied first, that surely it will give me better performance then Windows 7.
So I am looking for Windows 8 vs Windows 7 like test, Benchmarks, Comparisons, Reviews, Test, Experiments, and found coupled of these on various sources, Have a look at these, surely it will freaked you out.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Windows 7 SP1 Original ISOs Image (Untouched), Direct Link



If you have an Original Windows 7 Disc, then It's WOW!
If you download Windows 7 DVD Image from Internet, using Torrent, File-sharing Network, Warez then you are not sure if your Windows ISO is valid or modified, in short I mean to say that it was not safe to use. Although if you have DVD came with your computer, even that one is also modified according to your product and called OEM (Original Equipment Manufacture) disc.
Juggling around internet I found these links, from where you can download Windows 7 Original Disc ISOs. 

Saturday, June 02, 2012

Create a Shortcut to Change Windows 7/8 Wallpaper

After the release of Windows Vista, windows OSs include feature of having multiple wallpapers, either you can set timer to change Desktop Background, or simply Right-Click anywhere on desktop and Click on Next Desktop Background.

In this tutorial you will create a shortcut command for changing you desktop background.