Try to save your passwords and user name automatically in Internet Explorer 9,8 now (like majority of browsers) has this feature called “Autocomplete forms” this feature will let us save our email and password in the database of the browser once we logged in to your desired website like: Facebook, Myspace, Hotmail, Yahoo e.t.c. As we login to the desired website with the help of login form a simple popup window will open and ask us to confirm either you want to save the login information of this website. Sometime this seems too much annoying. I am writing this article to let you now how you can avoid this annoying pop-up window every time you login with the help of login form. To avoid this popup and Auto save your password in Internet Explorer without any notification simply follow the following steps

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It becomes a tedious task when you want to login to any windows administrator and it is protected by Administrator password. So, you are blocked from making any changes to computer or installing any software. At such times, it is necessary to hack / reset Windows administrator password. So, I am writing a simple trick to hack/reset Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 administrator password to help you login to any computer protected by Windows administrator password. Windows Key is popular windows password recovery software used to reset windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 administrator password. Simply, boot the system using Windows Key bootable CD or flash drive and you're able to reset windows administrator password.

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Simple Overtake To Bypass Logon Passwords On Windows 7, Vista, XP, Gentoo, Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora

Imagine the security nightmare if general users are able to bypass your operating system security and logon as Administrator or root account

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This video show users how they could download and install Windows Live Essentials, a suite of freeware applications by Microsoft that offers integrated and bundled email, instant messaging, photo-sharing, and blog publishing capabilities to any of Window’s web-based services.

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Home-based networks has never been this easy to setup as before. This video tutorials helps you to setup Homegroup for Windows 7, a new and better networking feature that makes it easy to share files and printers in a home setting.

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With Windows 7 now on the market, a system that promises to make up for Vista’s shortcomings, many users are interested in making the upgrade and finally moving on from XP. Unfortunately, you can’t upgrade directly from XP to Windows 7 as you must perform a clean install. Don’t worry, we will show you how to get Windows 7 on your existing PC while keeping your old files and programs intact.

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You've downloaded a *.BIN file, but there was no *.CUE file associated and you still want to burn the *.BIN file using Nero

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Getting used to using your keyboard exclusively and leaving your mouse behind will make you much more efficient at performing any task on any Windows system. I use the following keyboard shortcuts every day:

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This reg file automatically ends tasks and timeouts that prevent programs from shutting down and clears the Paging File on Exit.

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• Hiding th windows Live Messenger Icon
• Customise UAC
• Open folder in new process
• Use Sticky Notes
• Watch more videos
• Write crash dump files and...

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• Find Bottlenecks
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• Disable Hibernation
• Create folder favourites and

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• Explore God Mode
• Rightgood everyting
• Desktop slideshow
• RSS Powered Wallpaper
• Customise login screen and much more

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16 cool windows 7 tips including

• Problem steps recorder
• Burn images
• Create and mount VHD files
• Trouble shooting problem
• calculate more and

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The recent official release of the new Microsoft Windows 7 operating system has made a lot of people think about whether or not they should upgrade. When purchasing a new PC, the choice is not that difficult, it will be either Vista or Windows 7, Windows XP is not available anymore. But for existing PC users the upgrade question is quite valid.

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If you want something that’s going to work really well, and is totally free, you should check out the free Microsoft Security Essentials anti-virus solution, which isn’t going to slow down your PC.

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In this tutorial, we learn how to change your Windows 7 login screen. First, click on browse, then you can choose the picture you want for the background on your login screen. If you decide you don't want this, you can go back and change the background when you don't want it any longer. After this, you can go onto the Windows website to download different backgrounds. After you do this, you will have access to a lot of different backgrounds for the computer! This is a great way to dress up your computer and make it unique to just you.

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In addition to releasing the most security bulletins ever on this month's Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released a number of non-security updates, the majority of which are for the latest versions of its client and server operating systems. All the patches are available on Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center and most will require a restart. With the exception of the last patch, they're all for Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2. Most of these updates will be rolled into Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Testers got the first Windows 7 SP1 beta build two months ago, but just today Microsoft sent out build 7601.17077 to selected PC and Technology Adoption Program partners, according to ZDNet.

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If your Windows PC is taking a lot of time to start-up, chances are that too many programs and Windows services are configured to launch automatically when you log on.

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Does your Windows computer take really long to start-up? Well, you are not alone with this problem but fortunately, with some minor tweaks, you can get your sluggish Windows to start much faster without re-installing Windows or adding any new hardware.

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Recently I run into a problem on one of my laptops running Windows Vista, the problem was explorer.exe is using up 40% to 60% of the CPU resources when it is idle and up to 100% when it is not, anyway I search Google for solution for this problem

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