Written on February 28th, 2010
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Every time we make finding files in Windows Explorer, Windows 7 stores search queries in the historical system.
So when you open the search will find all the research carried out beforehand.
This is not important to some users, but for others it is important for quesitone privacy could erase the historical research.
Let's see how to delete search history from the Windows registry Exploerer |
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Written on February 28th, 2010
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FTP is a protcollo data transfer lets you connect to the archive of some PCs connected to the network (public or private), display contents, click the documents of interest and transfer them to your PC. FileZilla is one of the most popular who is accustomed to transfer files from / to carrtelle network.
Some users complain about errors of the client in question is abnormal when host unreachable (EHOSTUNREACH, EAI_NODATA & ECONNABORTED).
This happens particularly when there is a sudden disconnection, even while we are in the midst of an active session.
In this article I will show you how to fix them in 4 easy steps. |
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Written on February 28th, 2010
by Fask in Hot Keys, TIPS & TRICKS, Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP Tags: empowering, AutoHotkey, gems-hotkeys, disabled, file-extensions, hotkeys, microsoft, windows
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As we know a file extension is a short sequence of alphanumeric characters added after the name of a file and separated from the latter by a point.
The extension allows the user to a computer, but also to some programs, to distinguish between different file formats.
By default, in Windows, how to enable disable extensions is quite lengthy, in fact we have to go through the menu Organize / Folder and Search Options, navigate to the View tab, and then remove the checkmark from the respective option.
Since I work often with the extensions, I decided to create a script with AutoHotkey to enable-disable the display of these extensions in a click. | |
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Written on February 27th, 2010
by Fask in Media Center, TIPS & TRICKS, Vista, Windows 7, Xbox Tags: Audio, DivX, media-center-extender, Transcode-360, Video, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Xbox 360, XviD |
You have a system with Windows Media Center, Xbox 360, and a home network working?
Then you can enjoy multimedia content on any TV connected, even if your Media Center is located in another room.
However, the extender only supports WMV, MPEG How to play other formats not supported by Xbox 360 as XviD and DivX? Transcode 360 is definitely the best answer to all doubts, however, many users have trouble configuring the application Windows 7, we clarify the following steps. |
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Written on February 26th, 2010
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The security has become undoubtedly one of the hottest issues in all sectors (working or not) worthy of respect.
In the branch computer, then when we are to protect important data (personal codes, passwords, credit cards ...) the situation becomes even more delicate.
We dare not even imagine what would happen if a virus were to attack our computer and we did lose his job for weeks or maybe our thesis carried out with great effort and after study abroad.
With an appropriate anti-virus and possibly a spyware would have avoided the catastrophe. |
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Written on February 26th, 2010
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The series of tutorials to enhance the context-menu in Windows, which as we all know is a list of options you can choose the object that you want to interact.
In Windows, open a context menu by clicking the right mouse button on an object, such as a file or folder.
This menu can be customized to your liking by adding and removing controls, such as those who are more accustomed to use.
In this article we add the Open Command Window as Administrator, a feature that I consider extremely useful, because the prompt will open directly to the current position with administrative rights. |
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Written on February 25th, 2010
by Fask in Mobile, MOBILE, Mac, Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP Tags: file-management, live-mesh, Mac, microsoft, seven, synchronize, Vista, windows, windows mobile, windows-live-mesh, XP |
Today, everyone uses the Internet and use various devices, such as a PC at work, a PC at home or a mobile device needs to share files, applications between different PCs.
The synchronization of various PC is one of the most important and delicate, so it's important to use a good program like Live Mesh is a free service provided by Microsoft that allows you to sync multiple devices, such as Mac, Windows and obviously Phone all Windows systems, enabling us to have our data (files, folders and programs) available and accessible from any point on Earth through a "Live Desktop" with 5 GB of storage.
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Written on February 25th, 2010
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One of the most popular of the new Windows 7 is the Taskbar, which now displays large icons and easy to read instead of the usual graphic panels.
The Start menu icon lights up when you move the mouse over it, plus the Show Desktop icon has been moved to a location more accessible.
Everything is easier to use and looks more modern than in the Taskbar of Windows Vista.
If you want to give your bar looks like Windows Vista to Windows 7 and see the new features arise under your eyes, follow this simple step-by-step. |
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