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Another method to recover forgotten password in Windows 7

Forgotten Password in Windows 7 (and other OS versions) can be incredibly annoying and irritable. It happened to me once, and I had to reformat the computer because I do not knew how to access it. The problem was I did not knew the application that allows you to restore passwords for Microsoft Windows 7. This application, called Offline NT Password & Registry Editor is useful for restoring … [Read more...]

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How to get help from Windows 7 support via Twitter

You can get help to support Windows 7 through social service Twitter messages. Of course, keep in mind that you have to keep all your queries for consultation within  140 characters. Difficult but possible. To ask their technical support you need to add @ MicrosoftHelps to your profile, and then send the question. When you process it from Microsoft sent the response, which may come as a message … [Read more...]

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Keyboard shortcut to create a new folder in Windows 7

This time no screenshot, no big descriptions; very short guide to help you for day to day computer use. Windows 7 incorporates a keyboard shortcut that lets you create a new folder with a simple keystroke. To create a new folder on any drive in Windows 7 Explorer, you only have to press Ctrl + Shift + N. When you do, you will see a new folder and only have to choose the name you want. … [Read more...]

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View Version information and license information of your Windows 7

How to view the Windows 7 version information: 1. Click start; in the search field, type "Winver" : 2. The About Windows window opens with all the information about the Windows version: How to view Windows license information: 1. Click Start; type cmd in the search box. 2. On the cmd.exe right-click, select Run as administrator. 3. In the command prompt, type slmgr(backslash)dli and confirm … [Read more...]

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Microsoft wants to patent tactile 3D screen

Microsoft developed a screen that changes not only images but also the form. The screen consists of a polymer that changes shape and consistency under the influence of light. It provides forms that can feel for the user. Microsoft wants to patent this technology. In what stage of development the system is, is not clear from the patent application. The display consists of a polymer with a shape … [Read more...]