Apple releases Boot Camp update with Windows 7 Support
If you are a Mac user running Windows XP/Vista or would like to run Windows 7, Apple has released an important update to its dual boot software Boot Comp which improves compatibility when running Microsoft’s latest desktop operating system.
Boot Camp 3.1 allows you to create a partition just for Windows so you can switch [...]
Utilizing Parental Controls in Windows 7
Ten years ago, the Internet was a small extension of the desktop that was available to a select few. With today’s pervasive Internet, the risk are higher, we have seen cases of teenagers and much younger being solicited in chartrooms, over instant messaging and most recently with the advent of popular social networks young children [...]
Read MoreThoughts on Google’s Chrome OS
Last week Google provided further details about its first operating system for personal computers along with source code for third party developers to play with. What is most unique about Google’s entrance into the PC market is the idea of the first major attempt at a Web centric operating system along with redefining the user [...]
Read MoreUsing Windows Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode
Compatibility is always a sensitive issue when it comes to a new version of Windows. Microsoft takes it very seriously and considers it a hallmark of the Windows platform, making it easy for users to transition to a new release with little or no hiccups. With the release of Windows XP, Microsoft introduced Compatibility Mode, [...]
Read MoreQuick Look: Windows 7 in the workplace – Joining a Domain
If you are a Windows XP user that’s new to Windows 7, there are some subtle improvements to how you accomplish certain task. For instance, joining a business network is much faster, but a bit different. Lets take a look doing that.
What is a Domain?
A domain if you don’t know is a server computer [...]
Quick Look: Windows 7 in the Workplace – Remote Desktop
Many years ago computing was very stationary in the sense that you were often tied to your computer at work or home. Over the years, with the increase in network connectivity, users were able to embrace technologies such as Remote Access giving them the ability to access PC’s and Server’s remotely, anywhere, anytime. Although Remote [...]
Read MoreMaking Windows 7 Your Own: Personalization and Themes
There is more to owning a PC than just having one, whether its a laptop or desktop. With the many generic brands out there to choose from, its not unlikely for you to know someone who has an exact configuration and model as you do. Many PC OEM’s have tried to differentiate their models with [...]
Read MoreMigrating from Windows 7 RC to Windows 7 RTM
Over 8 million people tested Windows 7 when it was in development and I am sure many of you are still running the Windows 7 Release Candidate which expires in March 2010. You might have been running the RC in a production setup because of how stable and impressive the software is, especially for a [...]
Read MoreMoving from Windows 7 RC to Windows 7 RTM
Over 8 million people tested Windows 7 when it was in development and I am sure many of you are still running the Windows 7 Release Candidate which expires in March 2010. You might have been running the RC in a production setup because of how stable and impressive the software is, especially for a [...]
Read MorePlaying with Windows Media Player 12
I have had a while now to experience some of the improved features in Windows 7 more intimately. One of my favorite past times on the PC of course is listening to music. I would describe my collection as mostly Popular music with numerous Rhythm and Blues selections. I do listen Rock and Alternative but not too aggressively. Windows Media Player 12 is not a drastic departure from version 11, it adds nice enhancements that make’s engaging with your music more fun. Lets take a look..
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