If you get tired of seeing the same of wallpapers on your Windows desktop, John’s Background Switcher may be the best solution for you.

Are you using Windows XP? Have you ever seen a cool wallpaper in a Windows 7 theme that you’d love to have? There’s a simple way to grab those files … and I’ll show it to you.

If you’d like a good, light weight replacement for the slow Windows file search, you won’t find many tools better than Agent Ransack.

The Royale theme for Windows XP is a very nice theme, but I found out that someone has taken the Royale theme and tweaked it to make it even better.

Microsoft has announced that it will end extended support for Windows XP SP2 and Windows 2000 this July the 13th. Windows XP SP2 users can upgrade to SP3.

Even though Windows 7 is becoming more popular every day, most people are still using Windows XP. Since you’ve had XP for so long, isn’t it time you gave it a fresh facelift?

Riding on the back of strong Windows 7 sales, Microsoft has managed to achieve a net profit of $4.1 billion.

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Live Essentials Wave 4 won’t be Windows XP compatible due to platform limitations.

A corrupted McAfee DAT update is killing Windows XP systems around the world by erroneously detecting svchost.exe as an W32/Wecorl.a infection.

Microsoft Fix It Center offers quick fixes to common Windows problems and takes the trouble out of troubleshooting.

Making changes to the Windows registry is a common way to correct problems and change the way Windows looks and acts. This tutorial will explain how to make changes safely using regedit.

This free program allows you to convert between a large number of video formats such as AVI, FLV, MOV, MP4, MPG, M2TS, MTS, RM, RMVB, QT, and WMV. It can also download and convert YouTube videos.

If you have tons of files and media on your hard disks, you may need some help getting that all that data organized. A free licensed copy of O&O DiskStat can definitely help.

Windows Vista and Windows 7 allow you to quickly see the time for cities all over the world. I will show you how to add the same feature to Windows XP.

Zone Manager let’s you quickly manage and set time zones in Windows. It’s free and it offers a unique set of features you aren’t likely to find anywhere else.