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Written by Carl Campos
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Friday, 25 April 2008 16:55 |
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 Windows keeps track of recently used programs and lists them prominently on the Start menu. This is a nice feature because it puts the programs you use most within easy reach. However, the problem is that the program entries tend to move up and down in the list depending on how often they're used. This article shows how to replace the automatically generated list of recent programs with a custom list.
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Written by Carl Campos
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Monday, 21 April 2008 20:30 |
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 Microsoft's Windows Sysinternals group writes a bunch of great utilities for finding out what's going on with Windows systems. This article covers five useful functions of one the Sysinternals utilities, Task Manager-like application Process Explorer.
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Written by Carl Campos
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Monday, 21 April 2008 10:36 |
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If you're an IT Professional, aspiring IT pro, student, blogger or are just curious about testing full versions of Microsoft software, you can get access to almost all of Microsoft's operating systems, servers and non-developer applications by buying a $349 yearly TechNet Plus subscription. TechNet Plus gives you access to install legal copies of Windows Vista, Office, Windows Server, Exchange Server, SQL Server, ISA Server and lots of other apps. Keep reading for more details. |
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Written by Carl Campos
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Saturday, 19 April 2008 13:18 |
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 If you've tweaked your PC, overclocked your CPU or added a faster hard drive and want to know how much difference it makes, you need a benchmark utility. Although there are large, complex benchmark suites available, I cover a few free, easy to use utilities that generate a score for your PC and its various components.
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Written by Carl Campos
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 22:04 |
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 Windows Vista has excellent and often overlooked problem logging and diagnostic features. When an application or the operating system crashes, Windows Vista logs the event and searches for solutions automatically. If Vista can't find a solution right away, it's possible go back, look at the list and try again to see if solutions are available. Keep reading to find out how.
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