Computer users who have ever installed a version of Windows operating system from a USB flash drive will never go back to the traditional DVD installation method. As you probably know, installing Windows from the USB is the fastest method available to install Windows operating system. Creating a bootable USB media to install Windows 7 […]

When Windows XP mode (beta) for Windows 7 was released back in May, we had blogged about how to know if your system is compatible with the XP mode. To install and run Windows XP mode you need to have these minimum system requirements: # Windows 7 RC or RTM # 2GB of RAM # […]

Portable storage is affordable and devices such as USB flash drives have shrunken in size. Most of the Windows users use USB flash sticks to carry data on the go. Due the size factor, we might lose the USB flash drives and also the important data. So if you are carrying crucial data on these […]

One of the best ways to keep your system protected is using password for your User Account. Although face recognition and fingerprint technologies are available in high end notebooks, most of the users still prefer the good old text passwords.   Most of users forget the password especially after they have entered a new password […]

ReadyBoost was one of the features introduced Windows Vista, but most of the users are still not aware of it. And the same feature is also exist in the latest Windows 7 with some improvements such as support to multiple flash drives (up to 8 drives) and increased cache size from 4GB to 32 GB […]

One of the best practises to keep your system stable and trouble-free is creating a manual system restore point before playing with system files or installing a new software. Although many of the programs out there automatically create a system restore point before the installation, the same can’t be said for all programs out there […]