Multiple monitors Windows 8 Release Preview

Windows 8 Release Preview improves multiple monitors support [Video]

Microsoft details improvements made in Windows 8 Release Preview for multiple monitors support in a mysterious article at the Building Windows 8 blog (the link is to the original post cached by Google) that now has vanished ...
 
 
 
 
 
Video
Family Safety Windows 8 report

Family Safety in Windows 8 will help parents monitor their children online – Weekly reports included!

In a new article published at the Building Windows 8 blog, Microsoft details the new Family Safety feature that will come included in Windows 8. This new feature will help parents to easily monitor what their children are ...
 
 
 
 
Video
CHKDSK in Windows 8

CHKDSK in Windows 8: Improved self-healing and system up time

Do you remember the last time you used CHKDSK? Remember how long it used to take for your PC to boot because of this utility? Now this is about to change — If you aren’t familiar with it, this is a ...
 
 
 
 
Level: Advanced
Shell command Windows 8

Get to know Windows 8′s new shell commands

Windows comes with a hand full of well-known folders that contain globally unique identifiers — CLSID (Class Identifier), or with specific names — that are assigned in the system. Knowing which they are can make ...
 
 
 
 
Level: Advanced
Vista and Windows 7 Upgrade

Microsoft ended support for Vista: Three ways to move to Windows 7

Microsoft has ended the mainstream support for Windows Vista, not just because it is a five years old operating system, but also to keep pushing people to use Windows 7. But this doesn’t mean that users will be ...
 
 
 
 
Level: Intermediate
Upgrade Windows

How to upgrade Windows Vista to Windows 7 Home Premium [Step-by-Step]

In the case you still stuck with Windows Vista, you probably want to upgrade to Windows 7 already, and one simple option is the in-place upgrade. Technically this option should be simpler, you shouldn’t have to worry ...
 
 
 
 
Movies in Windows 7 Media Center (Netflix)

Microsoft addressed concerns on Windows 8 dropping DVD playback support

You may have already read about Microsoft dropping DVD play back support in Windows 8 and having to pay more to add Windows Media center to your system. Now it seems that this new changes raised a lot of questions, and so ...
 
 
 
 
 

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