You might have observed that the Windows 7 Start Button looks pretty much like the Vista Start button. Well, if you are bored of seeing it then you may like to change it. There’s a small app- ‘Windows 7 Start Button Changer’ that allows you to change it with ease.
We usually try to reduce the number of start up programs in order to improve the start up speed of Windows. But, sometimes there may be certain programs that you use on a daily basis. You may like to start such programs when Windows starts up. Well, the start up will be a little slow but the program is ready in front of you when the computer starts. Here’s a short tutorial that shows you how to start any program on start-up:
There may be several reasons for a bootloader to get corrupt. When a bootloader gets corrupt you won’t be able to load the operating system. Sometimes, when you install multiple operating systems you may get double entries or no entry for a particular operating system in the selection menu while booting. If you’re experiencing a similar problem in Windows 7 boot loader then you can fix it using the following tools.
Just few minutes ago I wrote about why a Windows 7 System Reserved Partition is created. Now, in this post I’ll tell you how to delete or remove the system reserved partition in Windows 7.
If you installed Windows 7 Operating system on a new hard disk you might have observed that Windows 7 creates a 100MB system reserved partition. You may have wondered why this partition is created. Well, let’s know more about it:
MBR refers to Master Boot Record. It’s the first sector of hard disk that helps the BIOS to find the operating system location on your hard disk. Sometimes MBR may get corrupted. If such a thing happens your computer won’t be able to load Windows. You’ll end up receiving errors like- Error loading operating system, Missing operating system, Invalid partition table, etc.
Today, I came across a tutorial on instructables that shows you how to copy files from a computer to an USB drive secretly. Well, here’s the tutorial in detail:
I connected my Vaio notebook to my desktop pc using an Ethernet cable. But, I noticed that I couldn’t access my notebook’s drives on my desktop pc. By drives I mean C, D, E, etc. Later, I realized that you need to enable sharing for drives in order to access them in the network. Here’s how you do it: