Open the Windows command line directory of any folder in Windows by holding down the Shift key, right-clicking on a folder, and choosing the “Open command window here” option from the right-click menu which appears. This tip works in Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Using this tip you can quickly open any folder in the… Read More »
We’ve all gotten spam emails and we’ve all gotten emails from people we know that look a little suspicious. And sometimes we’ve all gotten the same email over and over again from some malcontent whose determined to sell us something we don’t need and don’t want. You’ve probably wondered where those emails came from. Sure, you can look… Read More »
Carl asks about Foxit PDF Reader I love getting you great getting your newsletter. My question is this. I hate Adobe PDF Reader and I’m looking for an alternative. A friend of mine told me about Foxit PDF Reader. I thought I’d check with you first. What can you tell me about it? Is it safe? Is it… Read More »
If you’ve ever had a folder full of stuff you didn’t want particularly want anyone looking though, this tip is for you. We’re going to show you how to hide a folder in Windows without downloading any software or installing any additional programs. Just follow the steps Below. 1. Make a Folder in C drive and name it… Read More »
Windows 7 includes a really great utility that can give you very useful detailed information about your computer’s memory, disk usage, CPU usage, and network usage — all at a glance. Using RESMON (Resource Monitor), you can quickly spot resource hogs that are stealing your computer’s thunder and maybe bogging it down. Even if your computer is running… Read More »
Most of you know what CHKDSK is, if you don’t, you should. Windows CHKDSK can find and fix most hard drive errors before they become a major problem. Many of you who still use Windows XP have older computers, and by now your hard drive probably has some errors — bad sectors, allocation tables out of whack, that… Read More »