Few days ago, we had written a tutorial on how to change the drive icons in Vista and XP. Today, we will show you a similar trick to change the default icon of your USB drive by placing an autorun.inf file in the USB drive. Moreover, you can assign different icons to different USB drives. […]
How To Check Spelling In Notepad?
UPDATE in 2019: If you are on Windows 10, you can turn on the spelling check for Notepad and other programs without the help of TinySpell or any other third-party tool. Refer to our how to turn on spell check for Notepad and WordPad in Windows 10 guide for directions. I don’t use Microsoft Office, […]
Google Chrome Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts)
Here is a complete list of Google Chrome browser keyboard shortcuts for your reference. Only very few shortcuts of Mozilla Firefox were not working with this fine browser. After working for a few hours, one can easily remember most of the keyboard shortcuts. Chrome keyboard shortcuts Task Manager————————————-Shift+Esc New Incognito Window————————-Ctrl+Shift+N Reopen the last tab(closed […]
Google Chrome Review & features
The first version of Google Chrome is available to download now. A lot has been written about Google Chrome in the last few hours as it might be a solid rival to the browser giants Firefox and Internet Explorer. Google Chrome features 1.New Tab Page: For the first look, it looks much like the Opera […]
How To Speedup Windows XP & Vista Boot
This is a must-read guide for all Windows XP and Vista users. Though there are thousands of articles available on speeding up Vista and XP boot time, what sets this guide apart is that this is written by the team IntoWindows! This guide will show you how to lower the Windows boot time. Let’s start […]
Change Number Of Recent Items In Start Menu
The Recent Items in the Start menu is a great feature to quickly view recently opened files. By default, the number of recent items shown in the Recent Items is 15 (at least for me). You can increase the maximum number of recent items to your desired one by making a small change to the […]
Slipstream Vista SP1 In To Your Vista DVD
If you often reinstall Windows Vista operating system on your PC, you might want to include the latest updates as well as the Service Pack 1 in the Vista DVD to avoid manually installing updates and Service Pack each time after reinstalling Vista. It’s really a good idea to have a Vista DVD with […]
Change The Command Prompt Font & Color
This guide shows you how to change the font and background color of the Command Prompt in Vista. You can also change the command prompt background color by adjusting the color combination in a few steps. Here is how to do that. Change the Command Prompt font and color in Vista 1. Open the command […]
Assign A Unique Drive Letter To The USB Drive
Almost everyone has a USB drive (also called pen drive, thumb drive, and flash drive) these thanks to the falling USB storage price. Each time when you insert a USB drive Windows might give a different drive letter if you are using more than one drive at once. Although this is not a big deal […]
Disable Writing To USB Drives In Vista & XP
Windows Vista and XP allow users to protect their data by disabling writing permission to USB drives. The provision is useful when you don’t want others using your PC from copying important data to USB drives. When the write permission is turned off, users will not be able to copy data to USB drives. In […]