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Understand ReadyBoost and whether it will Speed Up your System
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Explore the ReadyBoost feature available on Windows 7 and Windows Vista and determine if it can speed up your system . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Initiate Remote Assistance from a Command Line or a Script
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Learn the ins and outs of initiating Remote Assistance sessions directly from the command line or by using scripts. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Use SchTasks.exe to Create and Manage Tasks
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over 3 years ago
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Learn how you can use a command-line interface to create, delete, query, change, run, and end scheduled tasks on a local or remote system . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Tweak Device Manager for a more Complete View of Devices
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Find out how you can configure Device Manager to view devices that use non-Plug and Play drivers and previously installed devices that are not currently connected. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Check for and Repair Damaged System Files while Windows is Running
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Learn about a command-line utility that can scan for and fix damaged system files . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Use Different Bit Rates for Different Devices when Syncing Music and Video Files
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Today’s hard drives have more than enough space for music and video collections, but space is still a concern on portable devices. See how you can store high quality copies on your desktop and have smaller versions automatically copied to your portable...
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Customize the Start Menu Options in Windows 7
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Windows 7 offers numerous options for customizing the Start Menu . Here's an overview to help you make the Start Menu work how you want it to work. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Quickly Translate Names to IP Addresses and Vice Versa
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Here’s a buried treasure in Windows that lets you quickly convert a fully qualified domain name to its IP address . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Know and Understand the Network Troubleshooting Tools Available in Windows 7
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Windows 7 contains numerous handy tools that let you diagnose, monitor, and repair network connections . Here are 12 of the most useful networking-related command-line tools you'll find in Windows 7, plus 1 free tool you should download. Follow our...
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Use Network Mapping on Domains and Public Networks
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Learn how you can use Group Policy to enable network mapping on domains and public networks. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Use Windows PowerShell to Monitor System Performance
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A new feature in Windows 7 is the ability to use Windows PowerShell to gather performance data. Learn how to use the three new cmdlets that make this possible. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Run Check Disk from Windows Explorer to Check for and fix Disk Errors
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Yesterday we showed you how to run Check Disk from a command line to check the integrity of disks. Today we have an overview of running Check Disk interactively from within Windows Explorer . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web...
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Run Check Disk from a Command Line to Check for and fix Disk Errors
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You should periodically use the Check Disk tool to check the integrity of disks. Here's an overview of running Check Disk from a command line . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Use the Registry to Configure Custom Search Providers in Windows 7
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over 3 years ago
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Find out how you can edit the Registry to configure search providers in Windows 7 and distribute this custom configuration throughout your organization. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Create and Use a Virtual Hard Disk on Windows 7
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over 3 years ago
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In Windows 7, you can mount Virtual Hard Disks (VHDs) exactly like physical disks. Find out how to create and mount VHDs in Windows 7 . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Four Free Tools that every Administrator should Know About
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over 3 years ago
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Some of the best tools for managing Windows are available for free. Check out these 4 downloads every administrator should know about . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Use Windows PowerShell to Manage AppLocker in Windows 7
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over 3 years ago
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Discover how you can use Windows PowerShell to examine and manage the new AppLocker feature in Windows 7. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Remove Accounts and Deny Local Access to Workstations on Windows 7
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over 3 years ago
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As workstations are moved around, you might find that previous owners still have access to its resources. Here's an easy way to control what systems users have access to . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Configure a User Account to Log On Automatically on Windows 7
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While it's recommended that you require users to enter credentials when the computer starts, there may be times when it's preferable to have an account log on automatically. Here's how . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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Create and Use Backups Using the Backup and Restore Center
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over 3 years ago
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Windows 7 includes the Backup and Restore Center for creating backups of personal data and entire system images. Find out how to configure backups to protect all your data . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS
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