Windows 7 is a really good operating system, however users may still face one problem or the other, that is the major annoyance in software, what may work for someone, may not necessarily work for someone else.
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An excellent upgrade path for Windows XP users to Windows 7 that will help you backup all your user settings and data to a external drive and then restore them back on the new Windows 7 installation
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Windows Live Writer is one of my favorite blogging tools, and I use it quite a lot to post to several blogs I write for, however out of the blue today WLW started to crash and did not even allow me to open it.
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Windows Live Essentials is a useful suite of programs bundled into one by Microsoft, the suite includes several Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Mail, Windows Photo Gallery, Windows Live Toolbar, Windows Live Writer and Movie Maker Beta and Windows Live Family Safety.
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Firefox Add-ons are things that make Firefox a really good browser to use, and to be frank even though I like Google Chrome there are quite a few things that I need to depend on Firefox for.
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Did you know that you can use Google Chrome as a calculator? And not just for basic calculations, but for pretty advanced calculations too?
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Replies in twitter are usually messages that include a @username text in a tweet, however by default users can view replies to themselves and in some cases replies to someone else sent by someone in your follower list.
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Did you ever think to start out learning something on your own and haven’t found the right resources for it, for example you want to take up designing and you want to learn Photoshop, or learn java on your own?
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When it comes to deleting directories and subdirectories using the command prompt, the regular “rmdir†does not work with a wildcard.
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Google Calendar has started out with its own Google Calendar labs, however there are only 6 labs feature available right now.
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As you might know, Techie Buzz was recently approved for inclusion in Google News, this in turn would mean that the blog would get included when people browse for News in Google.
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When you browse the web you send out a lot of information to sites that you visit, referrers strings are a part of the information that gets sent out, basically the referrer strings tells websites from which external website a request has come to them.
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One of the most annoying things that we have come across while browsing media sites is that they keep auto refreshing the pages every few minutes, though this is done to update the page for fresh news, on a limited bandwidth network it can eat up a lot of bandwidth if you have pages opened up a webpage and left it unattended.
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So what do you do in such situations when Google Chrome crashes or you accidentally closed Chrome when 10 tabs were open, turns out that Chrome does have an option to restore previous sessions, albeit they think it’s only for the geeks, however we will demystify the process for our readers in three simple steps.
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