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User Accounts in Windows

User Accounts in windows. Learn about all kinds of user accounts in the windows operating system. Read

By: arun | 15/01/2008 | Operating Systems

Multiple Monitor Support

Multiple Monitor Support. Learn how to support dual monitors in Windows. Read

By: arun | 15/01/2008 | Hardware

Best Practices for Avoiding Viruses

Best Practices for Avoiding Viruses. Best practices to avoid infecting computers with viruses Read

By: arun | 15/01/2008 | Security

Network Diagnostics in Windows Vista

A complete guide to network disgnostic tools in windows vista Read

By: arun | 06/01/2008 | Networks

Netcrawl Feature in Windows

The Network Crawler is a feature of the Windows Explorer shell that automatically searches your network for shared printers or shared folders Read

By: arun | 06/01/2008 | Networks

Backup Feature in Windows Xp

windows xp backup feature Read

By: arun | 06/01/2008 | Operating Systems

System Restore Process in Windows Xp

The System Restore feature of Microsoft® Windows® XP (the operating system previously known as Microsoft® Whistler) enables administrators to restore their PCs, in the event of a problem, to a previous state without losing personal data files (such as Word documents, drawings, or e-mail). System Restore actively monitors system file changes and some application file changes to record or store previous versions before the changes occurred. With System Restore, users never have to think about taking system snapshots as it automatically creates easily identifiable restore points, which allow users to revert the system back to a previous time. Read

By: arun | 22/10/2007 | Operating Systems

Windows Vista Boot Process Overview

The Windows Vista™ boot process differs from Windows® XP in the way the operating system is located and initialized. Start-up begins with the BIOS loading the Master Boot Record (MBR) on the bootable disk. The MBR in turn loads the Partition Boot Record (PBR) on the active partition. So far, Windows Vista remains relatively unchanged. Read

By: arun | 22/10/2007 | Operating Systems