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Windows 7 is the successor to Windows Vista and was released in October 2009. Windows 7 is stable, smooth and highly polished compared to Vista. The end of support is January 2020.

How To Add Files To Bootable ISO In Windows 10

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Earlier last week, we discussed about a fantastic online tool to generate and download unattend.xml file that we use while performing unattended or silent Windows 10/8.1/7 installation. The tool also lets you generate Config.xml file required to perform unattended Microsoft Office installation. NOTE: This guide works great on Windows 10, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7. […]

8 Time Saving Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts You Might Not Know

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Windows 7 is definitely one of the most loved versions of Windows operating system ever. Even though Windows 7 was just a polished version of its predecessor Vista, there were numerous features and improvements that made this version of Windows most loved Windows operating system to date. Windows 7 incorporates a number of new keyboard […]

How To Legally Reinstall Windows 7 Without Product Key

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Reinstalling Windows 7 operating system is fairly a simple job. You prepare a bootable media, boot using the bootable media, select language and keyboard, accept license agreement, enter the product key, and select a partition to begin installing Windows. The problem with this traditional procedure is that you need to enter the product key. This […]

How To Open Command Prompt From Login Screen In Windows

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Ever wanted to run programs and get access to your PC without logging into your Windows user account? Want to launch programs right from the login screen of Windows 10/7? If yes is your answer for the above two questions, you’re going to love this article. Over the past couple of years, we have reviewed […]

How To Install Windows 7 On USB Flash/Hard Drive [Easy Way]

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As you likely know, unlike its successor, none of the Windows 7 editions allow you to install Windows 7 on a USB flash/hard drive and then boot Windows 7 from the USB. For the uninitiated, installing Windows from a USB is completely different from installing Windows on a USB. In the first scenario, we use […]

Windows Defender Uninstaller: Completely Uninstall Or Remove Windows Defender From Windows 7

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Windows Defender, the free security software that ships with Windows operating system, provides basic protection against malware and spyware. The enhanced version of Windows Defender in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 includes almost all features of Microsoft Security Essentials and offers protection from viruses, malware and spyware. Users who prefer using third-party security solution like […]

How To Enable Aero In VirtualBox

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Users who have ever installed Windows 7 Home Premium or higher edition in Oracle VirtualBox probably aware of the fact that Aero feature is disabled by default, even if your PC supports the feature. Clicking on the Aero theme in Personalization panel will just activate the basic theme once again and the Aero troubleshooter will […]

Get Windows 8 Style Picture Password (Pattern Login) In Windows 7

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Picture Password is one of the lesser known features present in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. This unique feature lets you use a picture as your user account password, hence the name Picture Password. You can use a combination of three gestures (circle, straight lines, and taps) to sign-in to your account, and according to […]

How To Add Windows 8 Style Win+X Menu To Windows 7

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The quick access menu or popularly known as Win+X menu is one of the lesser known features of Windows 8. The Win+X menu is hidden by default, and one needs to either simultaneously press Windows + X keys or right-click on the Start screen preview button that appears when you move the mouse cursor to […]