Richard doesn’t get Windows 7 Libraries Hi you two. I’ve been using Windows 7 for 3 months — and I wish I could go back to my old Windows XP machine, but it finally died. I am having a hard time getting around in Windows 7. One of the things I don’t understand is Libraries. I’ve seen some… Read More »
How nice would it be if you could simply right-click any folder and be able to print a list of all the files and folders inside it? It would be so nice that Microsoft realizes how nice it would be if you could do that. So Microsoft has a little “Fix-it” for you that will add “Print Directory… Read More »
Make a Windows 8 app tiles larger or smaller Right-click the tile you want to change. (If you’re using a touchscreen tap and hold the tile.) This adds a check mark to the upper-right corner of the tile and displays the options bar at the bottom of your screen. Now click or tap Smaller to make a large… Read More »
This tip is for Windows XP through Windows 8 OK, if you’re like us, you install and uninstall a lot of stuff. Come on, admit it. We know you do! And if you’re like us, you wish you had a more convenient way of accessing Control Panel’s Add or Remove Programs applet. Right? You know, you have to… Read More »
Windows 8 offers the most choices for digging yourself out of a computer hole than any previous version of Windows. Now, we’re going to clear up some of the misconceptions and give you a plain English explanation of Windows 8’s three options to get your computer back up and running well again if you should find yourself crossing… Read More »
Once upon a time, Windows Disk Defragmenter was not very good and not very fast. And even in Windows XP, while vastly improved, it’s still not as good as it should be. And considering that there are some techies who think with modern hard drives, defragging isn’t necessary at all. And SSDs — Solid State Drives never need… Read More »