Microsoft Windows series new operating system Win 7’s most talented yet been created, an unprecedented collection of useful application software and an impressive technique and an elegant user interface. Of course, Win 7 only software, so it’ is not perfect, and depending on their needs or wishes to make her own Win 7 may prefer to customize and more comfortable for your day to provide an environment – for daily work. This section to personalize and customize the way Microsoft offers a collection of latest operating system.

Almost always to personalize and customize, or, heaven forbid, with words such as Windows, Microsoft can expect’s used car Registry Editor tweak most controversial, is to raise its ugly head. Well, we’re not going his way. Not many of the archaic and mysterious life in the depths of Windows Intestines to investigate the caves around the clock on your academic life to waste a part of this book that short. And just as you’t need a car to know how an internal combustion engine is running, but there’s ways to make their own Registry Editor Win 7 as there is an old car without recourse. You’re going to customize Win 7 smart way!

The Win 7 User Interface

Although Microsoft has improved Windows user interface in ways both subtle and profound in Win 7, that is not’t mean it’s full of boxes. All’s needs and wants are different, and fortunately, the Microsoft Win 7 engineered in such a way that you can set the system to your wishes. This section describes some of the ways in which you can tame Win 7 interface and make it your own.

Customizing the Start Menu

Win 7 Start menu is a further development of the Start menu, which debuted in Windows XP and it gives a much smarter user interface to interact with programs, documents and other content on the PC than did the Start menus of previous Windows versions.

Win 7 Start menu is divided into several logical areas, each covering specific functions.

These areas include the following:

Defeated items: Found in the upper left corner of the Start menu, this area contains shortcuts that are permanently displayed, no matter how often you use them. Unlike Windows Vista, there is no defeated shortcuts displayed by default in Win 7th

Most Recently Used (MRU) list: Here include most of the left side of the Start Menu window is a list of the programs you use most often. Algorithm Microsoft uses to determine this list is definitely hokey because it gives priority to a program you have just used instead of one that you use regularly every day. Furthermore, not’t take into account the applications that were not launched from the Start menu at all.

All Programs: This link shows the All Programs list, a combination of the shortcuts are stored in your user profile’s Start Menu folder structure and the public account’s Start Menu folder structure. Unlike Windows XP, the list All programs in the Start menu window instead of turning up in a separate, difficult to navigate cascading menu.

Start Menu Search: Probably the biggest features of Windows in more than a decade, and easily the best feature film from the Start menu, Start Menu, allows you to search easily and quickly find any application, agent, document, e-mail, contacts, or browse other object. It’s magic, and love it.

User photo: Here you can see the picture that the user set when creating your user account. Changes to a different system icons as you drag links to the right side of the Start menu.

Links: This is a list of important points system that Microsoft think that you need regularly. These include such things as special shell folders (Documents, music) Following com. Shel l sites (Computer games), setting (Control Panel, Default Programs), and aid and technical assistance.

Sleep / off: In the lower right part of t s menu are two buttons, the right-most of them include cascading pop-up menu with various power management and shutdown-related options. These two buttons are configured differently by default, depending on your system’s power-message. (Can be prepared as described in chapter

Most of the old arrangements are made in the taskbar and Start Menu dialog. You can view this dialogue as clicking the Start button (sometimes called the Start Orb) and click Properties. Related Dialogue, Custom Start menu is displayed when you click Custom Settings.

Windows 7 Start Menu is a full-featured, but you may decide to adapt it to ft your needs. Here are some of our favorites on the Start menu tweaks.

Microsoft introduce in Win 7 Custom Libraries in his new operating system. Custom libraries are a great feature in win 7.  In this win 7 tips we explain how you can customize this win 7 feature and use this feature in more efficient way.

How Creating Custom Libraries in Win 7

In Microsoft’s new operating system, Win 7 contains four standard library, all handles some content like documents, music, photos or videos. These libraries are likely to offer enough variety for most users, but advanced users may be interested in creating their own libraries with their own. It’s unlikely that you’ll need to create your own library for a particular type of content, but it’s easy to see why you might want to create your own library for special projects, or for specific groups of content that you \ would like to keep separate from the Standard Libraries for some reason.

Imagine for example that Javed and Ali are working on a book called, say, Win 7 tips. Sure, we can arrange the working files for this book in a folder found inside the My Documents folder, and accessed via the Document Library. But since we’re will have access to these files as often, it might be worthwhile to create a win 7 tips library for this purpose. Then there would always be one click away: we could access it via the Windows Explorer shortcut on the taskbar or from the library section in the navigation pane of the Explorer.

To create a new library, open library window and click the New Library button in the toolbar. A new library item is displayed with a generic icon library, you can give this library a reasonable name, you’d like as you can with an ordinary folder.

Win  7 Tip: For the new library appears in the libraries list in Windows Explorer navigation pane.

When navigating in this virgin Library, you’ll see that you need to monitor, or at least a folder before it will be useful. Windows will ask you about this with an Include a folder button. Click the button and then navigate to the folder you’d want to include and repeat if necessary. Don’t forget that you can contain multiple folders in one library.

One of the challenges that anyone moving to Windows 7 is that Microsoft has chosen to change the location of many elements in the user interface, which can make it hard for you to navigate the tank in some cases. We summarize some of the changes you can expect to see, and how to work around them.

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Windows 7 Libraries

In Organize & Manage your files & Folders we discussed, and now how can you organized your files & folders in Windows 7 Libraries.

The first thing to understand is that while the typical special shell folders. My Documents, My Music, My Pictures and My Videos are still present in Windows 7, the inside of your user folder, you will rarely need or want to access them directly. Instead, you will work with content types are stored in these folders through Windows 7’s new library.

Think about how you might typically access My Documents in Windows XP: there’s a very handy My Documents link right there in the Start menu. In Windows Vista, it was called Documents. Well, Windows 7 has a Documents link in the Start menu too. But when you click on that link, the window that opens displays the Documents library, not the (My) Documents folder, as was the case in previous versions. Ditto for Pictures, Music, and Videos.

Each of the built-in Libraries in Windows 7 can be quickly accessed via the Windows Explorer shortcut that’s pinned to the taskbar. When you click this shortcut, the Libraries view opens in Windows Explorer.

Because Libraries aren’t really folders, there are a few additional concepts to understand about this change: yes, Libraries do effectively replace special shell folders in that you access them from the Windows Start menu. And yes, when you save and open files via virtually any application, you’ll do so via the various Libraries that Windows 7 provides. There’s just one thing: these Libraries aren’t real places. In fact, they’re simply files them-selves, files that describe the contents of a thing that is presented to the user as a folder or something like a folder.

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Useful things about Windows 7 Libraries.

• Windows 7 libraries look different than the folder: If you compare the typical window of the library and typical side window folder-by-side, you will see some subtle but important differences. Library includes a header that contains the name of the library and links to Include and organize way.
• These links provide access to additional library functionality that we’ll discuss in just a moment. But as important as the user the difference is, it’s equally important to understand that the Header area you see in a library is continuously available when you browse the folders” contains.”You won’t see this header or the access to its functionality, if you open the shell locations via standard folders.
• Library collection: Windows and by default, each of the four Libraries that ship 7 Documents, music, pictures and videos, top, or aggregate, two physical locations on your hard disk contents and images in a single location. For example, the My Documents folder in the Documents library (C: \ \ Users \ your name \ My Documents) and the Public Documents folder (C: \ \ Users \ \ Public \ \ Public Documents) content guns. To add a library for content is free, and remove the following folders.

To view or change the ingredients, which are tracked library, click on the link next to the library includes the header, which will, by default, see how the two places. Place the resulting window will print the location of the shell library monitors, the Add button to add a new location for monitoring the Delete button to remove the monitor location, and references to something called the default save location, which we discuss below.

You can add a network resource in the list of places, as well. While it is certainly possible, and recommended that catch. Device or the server housing the proportion should be an index or directory, the files and provide results in Windows 7 to customers on demand. Although this requirement can be easily met on the Windows platform , install the Windows Desktop Search, you may encounter

• Windows Media Player and other applications to use the libraries: in earlier versions of Windows Media Player, you can set the default folders to use the player to control the content. That’s no longer exists in Windows Media Player 12 Now, the player simply make use of music, images and videos of that content. While some other applications for Windows 7 to use libraries, some do not (at least not yet). Windows Live Photo Gallery, for example, continue to use the Library folder in the pre-control of your own.
• Libraries are the basis for Windows 7’s the possibility of network sharing: In previous versions of Windows must be explicitly shared folders that can be accessed by other PCs and compatible devices in the home network. Windows 7 is a lot easier, a new feature called HomeGroups. While discussing HomeGroups in Chapter 9, it’s at least worth mentioning here that four of the five objects that Windows 7 shares through HomeGroups pictures, music, videos and documents are shared through libraries. Yes, you can still share things, old-fashioned way, if you want, but the library, in combination with HomeGroups that sharing easier than ever before.
• You can leave the library views in a way that jo’t possible elements: While the Library support group, and Order by the possibility of using the components, but also offers a unique opportunity visualizations called Order which is not offered by traditional components. Sort by we will examine the group, and Arrange.

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Favorite Windows 7 Tips

Microsoft upgrade the System Restore Feature in Windows 7, now its work more efficient. System Restore helps you restore your computer to a previously saved state in case anything goes wrong with the OS. You can configure System Restore for a drive or all drives in your PC so when you create a System Restore point, only those stations have been restored where this feature is enabled.

Enable / Disable Windows 7 System Restore Feature

Learn how to enable or disable or configure windows 7 System Restore option.

To enable / disable System restore feature in windows 7 follow these steps.

• Right click on ‘My Computer’ and select Properties. In the left hand side of the properties window, click on the link ‘System protection’.
• Here Click Settings select “Turn off system protection” and click Apply.
• Or Click on Configure to Mange with more option. Increase or decrease partition space.

Disable System Restore Feature Windows 7

Enable System Restore Feature Windows 7

System restore in Windows 7

When you system are crash or in trouble or not displaying any GUI or any other problem You can also recover your system with System Restore Feature in Windows7.

Follow these steps to use system restore feature in Windows 7.

Windows 7 System Recovery Tools

• Press F8 when your computer starts.
• Choose System Recovery which should be the first option
• You will be prompted for user name password which should be an administrator account.
• Next you will get 5 ways of making  a restore

1-      Startup repair

2-      System Restore

3-      Windows complete pc restore

4-      Windows Memory Diagnostic tool

5-      Command prompt

• Click on System Restore feature and get back your setting.

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Windows 7 Libraries

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Microsoft Introduce in Windows 7 a new way to organized & manage your files & folders called Windows 7 Libraries. Here we briefly review the windows 7 Library feature and understand how we organized & manage it.  With using of this feature you can handle your files & folder more efficient way.

Windows 7 users files, folders, such as basic computer file system, and you know the drive letters. But you may not be aware of this, Windows Explorer Which word in every sense of the contents of your PC to explore the application in the Windows shell in certain places hard drives, specifically on certain types of data to work with the shell-structured hierarchy and vibrant physical places outside. Previous versions of Windows, this place called the special shell folders, and My Documents, My Pictures and My Music, including such transactions.

In Windows 7, the special shell folders still exist, the species, but now they are just normal folders inside your home folder can be found (usually in C: \ \ Users \ your user name). You can still manually copy documents to My Documents, as you did in Windows XP and copy photos to My Pictures. But in Windows 7, the former special Shell Folders aren’t very accessible, because they’ve actually been replaced by something called Libraries.

To view the folders in your home directory in Windows 7, open the Start menu and click on your username at the top right. The Explorer window with the contents of your home folder is opened.

Instead of the My Documents folder, you’ll usually access to documents of the library. The My Pictures folder is replaced by the Pictures Library. And so on. Like libraries, and, therefore, virtual folders, are central to the whole shell and user experience, we want a step back for half and explore virtual folders.

Overview About Windows 7 Virtual Folders

At the beginning of the development life cycle of a number of Windows Vista, Microsoft started talking up a new file management system based on the construction of a new user interface called a virtual folder. As the name suggests, virtual folders are a kind of special folder, which does not itself represent a physical package as the file “real” folder. You may recall that we call the build folders and, in particular Shell Folders do not actually correspond to separate sites, Shell namespace. That is, they are, what we might call the real or physical folders.

Virtual folders are not the same as the actual folders. They’re not even really folders at all, even though they appear to contain the files and folders. Actually, virtual folders, files that describe (or appear to contain), symbolic links, or shortcuts to real files and folders. And so that the virtual folders are created may surprise you: they’re really just a physical manifestation of a file search. That’s right: Virtual folders contain the search query results are presented in such a way that virtually (ahem) real distinguishable from the display folder.

We know. It sounds confusing. But the days of daily use, virtual folders work almost exactly like regular folders. We’ll describe the differences and the very real benefits to libraries only for a moment.

Microsoft Desktop Gadgets built into Windows 7 operating system. Mini-programs called gadgets, which offer information at a glance and easy access to frequently used tools. Change the era, and easy access for users, Microsoft is working on ways to integrate the data you need most often smooth the way for the Windows desktop. Windows Gadgets, mini-applications that provide valuable information at your fingertips.

For Windows 7, Windows Gadgets are virtually unchanged from Vista. But Vista Sidebar is gone. Instead, the device now appears only on the desktop, and can be hosted inside the visible side-bar climbed. Also, unlike Vista, Windows Gadgets not appear on the desktop by default, it is necessary to enable them first.

Windows 7 Gadgets

Adding Gadgets to the Desktop

You have access to Windows Gadgets in Windows Gadget Gallery. You can launch this application from the Start menu (just type gad Search from the Start menu) or by right-clicking on the desktop and choose Gadgets from the pop-up menu that appears. (If you already have one or more devices appearing on the desktop, you can also right-click and select Add device device, resulting in pop-up menu.)

There are two ways to add the device to your desktop:

Double-click the device in the Windows Gadget Gallery. When you do this, the device is placed in the top right corner of your desktop. The following gadgets are added down the right side of the screen. So if you were to add three gadgets using this method.

Drag and drop the device on your desktop When you add devices to your desktop using this method, to sit where they were let go.

Windows 7 Built in Gadgets detail:

Windows 7 Gadgets Colander:

Windows 7 Calander Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Clock:

Windows 7 Clock Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets CPU Meter

Windows 7 CPU Meter Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Currency Converter

Windows 7 Currency Convertor

Windows 7 Gadgets Feed Headlines

Windows 7 Feed Headlines Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Pictures Puzzle

Windows 7 Pictures Puzzle Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Slide Show

Windows 7 Slideshow Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Weather

Windows 7 Wheather Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Stocks

Windows 7 Stock Gadget

Windows 7 Gadgets Windows Media Center

Windows 7 Media Center Gadget

Removing Gadgets

Remove the gadget desktop, but right-clicking it and selecting Close the gadget. Or mouse gadget and click the small Close button. This system does not remove the gadget, of course. You have the opportunity to re-add any removed gadgets Add gadgets to your window later.

Finding New Gadgets

Find new windows 7 gadgets from here

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/personalize

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Seven Favorite Windows 7 Tips

My Seven windows 7 tips that are really amazing and the beauty of windows 7. Use these my favorite windows 7 tips and enjoy with this new Microsoft product.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 1

Windows 7 Sticky Notes

Windows 7 include a new feature called Sticky Notes. To run Sticky Notes app click the start button in Win7, type “sticky” and press enter. A new note appears on the desktop. Let the digital “to do” lists begin. With Sticky Notes in Windows 7, you can format a note’s text, change colors, collapse, resize and flip through notes.

Windows 7 Sticky Notes

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 2

Watch Netflix Movies in Windows Media Center

This is my favorite windows 7 tips that I share with you the people who have Netflix membership, now they watch movies in Windows Media Center. This option is by default in Windows 7 Media Center, if you doesn’t find enable it with these easy steps.

Go Tasks -> Settings -> General -> Options, automatic download and install manually. Next, choose tiles Netflix in Windows Media Center and then log on, you can browse streaming video in your Instant queue and watch at the WMC. You also have access to your regular DVD queue, and you can search for movies. Silverlight you have to use this feature.

Watch Netflix Movies in Windows Media Center

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 3

Windows 7 Calculator

Windows 7 enhance the Calculator feature in new operating system. The Windows 7 calculator can be operated in four modes: Standard, Scientific, Programmer and Statistics. It can convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, ounces to grams, and joules to BTUs. It has templates for calculating mileage and auto lease and mortgage payments as well as a unit conversion utility for measurements such as area, length, time, velocity and weight.

Windows 7 Calculator

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 4

Windows 7 Device Stage

Windows 7 deal devices with a new interface called “Device Stage”, Device Stage is designed to simplify connecting a camera, printer or mobile phone to the computer. Rather than appearing as a general agent in the system tray icon, the screen with colorful pictures show the device, displaying all of their applications and services, as well as links to Web pages and user manuals. Then you can minimize the equipment taskbar Windows 7 and access to information about it by clicking the right mouse button and use the Jump Lists. Stage device works for Windows 7 compatible device connected via USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

Windows 7 DeviceStage

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 5

Windows 7 Problem Steps Recorder

Microsoft introduce “Problem Steps Recorder Feature” in windows 7. It is a great feature that emerge in this operating system. This feature is especially for the IT professional who often helps friends / co-workers with computer problems. Problem Steps Recorder can record, step by step, what a user is trying to do. It then generates an HTML slideshow of a user’s actions with descriptions of what took place. This file can then be sent directly to a person or a company’s help desk for viewing. Who use this just click on the Windows 7 Start button and type “PSR” in the search field.

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Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 6

Windows 7 Themes

Windows 7 Themes which aims to create a more dynamic desktop. Themes are a medley of desktop wallpaper, screen saver, border colors and sounds. To access Themes, right-click the desktop and select the “Customize.” Where you can choose from pre-installed Aero Themes that includes stunning photography of landscapes, architecture and nature. You can download more themes online, where there is a Windows 7 theme for most countries in the world. Microsoft also started with the ad-sponsored themes from Pepsi, Ferrari and James Cameron movie “Avatar,” to name a few

Windows 7 Themes

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 7

Windows 7 Touch

No doubt Microsoft always introduce new technology in his operating system, the “Touch” is a real new thing in Microsoft windows 7 operating system. If you want to live a life free of mice, you’ll need a Windows 7 touchscreen PC. But again, that’s done you can use your fingers to surf the internet and browse through photo albums. Windows 7 is the first version of the OS to use the multitouch technology that allows users to zoom in on a map by spreading two fingers apart, and right-clicking by touching a file with one finger and tap screen with a second. Windows Touch is available in Windows 7 Home Basic, Professional and Ultimate editions.

Windows 7 Touch

Win 7 Screenshots

Win7 Aero Peak

Windows 7 New Features Aero Peak

Win7 HomeGroup (Share the network with easy steps)

Windows 7 New Features Sgarubg Home Group

WMP 12 Media Streaming Option

WMP 12 Media Streaming Windows 7 New Features

WMP 12 New Feature “Play to”

WMP 12 New Play To Feature

Win7 Aero Snap

Windows 7 New Features Aero Snap

Win7 Jump Lists

Windows 7 New Features Jumplists

Win7 New Wallpapers

Win7 Wallpaper

Win7 Pictures Library

Win7 Pictures Library

Win7 Taskbar Peak

Win7 Taskbar Peak

WMP 12 Taskbar Control

WMP 12 taskbar control

I arranged 34 my favorite windows 7 tips for you. These tips are exclusive and enhance your user experience to use windows 7 efficiently. The tips detail is as below.

34 Favorite Windows 7 Tips

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 1

• Access to hidden international topics, simply type C: \ \ Windows \ \ Globalization \ \ MCT in the search field and type. You will see a folder other topics countries.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 2

• Disk repair system immediately after install only if you have problems booting Win7 later. Just go to Start, maintenance, creating a system repair disk, and then Windows 7 will build a bootable emergency disk.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 3

• Windows 7 WordPad is a new format, you can save and open, now you can save or open a Word2007. Docx and Open Document. ODT format.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 4

• Use BitLocker To Go to encrypt data on USB memory stick or other removable media, with a digital certificate or a password for access.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 5

• Right-click an empty part of the desktop in Windows 7, and, instead of needing to pass through the monitor setup, you will find the menu to set the screen resolution.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 6

• Install the best free antivirus / Security Suite for Windows 7. Just install Microsoft’s own Security Essentials, free, fast and does a good job.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 7

• Make wallpapers slideshow, Once you have selected as your desktop background image just hold down the CTRL key and select as many images as you want. Then choose how to delay the changes, and even select the shuffle, and enjoy.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 8

• Right click the Explorer icon on the taskbar to get quick access to the folder Windows, documents and photographs.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 9

• Install Win7 on a netbook with a USB stick. Take a 4GB USB 2.0 Flash / thumb drive and format it in FAT32, then just copy an ISO image to the flash drive with xcopy d: \ e: \ \ / d / e (where d: is the DVD drive, E: is the usb drive space).

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 10

• Windows logo + G appears in front of other windows gadgets

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 11

• Windows 7 includes a major task preview feature was, is, if you roll over open programs’icon in the taskbar, the preview comes up and where you can switch to, or even close the program. By default, you have to mouse over the icon for a short time (400milliseconds) for it to appear. I want it a bit faster and you can make it through a registry change. Just get into regedit and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER -> Control Panel -> Mouse. Double-click Mouse Hover Time, and set the value in milliseconds (say, 200) for what you want. Click OK and exit and restart.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 12

• Windows logo + zoom +

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 13

• Change the power switch. Windows 7 appears to exclude the button from the Start menu, but change it into something else just right-click the Start Orb, select Properties, and then boot off of what you want.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 14

• ALT + P Show or hide the preview pane of Explorer

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 15

• Windows-logo + – Loitonna

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 16

• You Don’t need a separate burner to burn the ISO images any more, Windows 7 now supports this. Just right click the ISO file and click Burn Disc Image, and easier to just double-click the ISO.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 17

• Calibrate your screen by typing dccw in the Start menu. The steps you through the adjustment of gamma, brightness, contrast and color of your screen.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 18

• Show hidden stations. Win7 will no longer appear stations (eg, mem cards), if they’re currently empty. If you want to see them go to Explorer, Tools, Folder Options, Show and Hide empty floppy drive in your computer folder.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 19

• You’ve already got an app open on your desktop and you want to copy half run, just Shift-click the icon in the taskbar and it opens a new one. Another way (and easier), the middle-click the taskbar icon.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 20

• Cttune.exe run to tune the Clear Type font display. You get the text looking perfect on your screen.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 21

• If you are often the same folder, right-click in Explorer Favorites on the left menu, and choose Bookmark. It seems at the bottom of your Favorites list for quick access.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 22

• You can reorder the system tray icons, just drag them into the order you want on the tray, or you can even move out (and back) the tray.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 23

• Windows 7 will automatically reduce screen brightness after a period of inactivity (a bit like mobile phones do), but Windows 7 adapted to your business. For example, if the screen is dampened after 30 seconds and you move the mouse once to illuminate the screen, Windows 7 will wait 60 seconds before dimming the screen again. Well when you look at the video – actually, I am sure my Vista makes it.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 24

• If you have Windows Live Messenger from the toolbar and back into the system tray where it should be shut down Windows Live Messenger and edit the shortcut properties by choosing to run in Windows Vista Compatibility Mode.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 25

• For Windows 7 Start Menu is the default power option, a simple down and that’s what I want. Bit, if you want something else, you can easily change the default to switch users, log off, lock, restart, or sleep. All you do is right-click the Start button, Properties, Start Menu tab, select the Power button action you want. Much better than how to change the shutter button in Vista

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 26

• Add videos to the Start menu by simply right-click the Start button, select Properties and then click Customize. Select Display as a link in the Videos section near the bottom.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 27

• Rearrange the taskbar by dragging them into whatever order you want. And you can start the first five icons with a button: just press the Windows-1, window 2, etc.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 28

• With this windows 7 tips you disable / remove IE8 in Windows 7. Click on the Start menu and go to Control Panel and find Programs and Features. Click the Windows features on or off link on the left and remove the checkmark next to Internet Explorer 8.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 29

• Turn Your Laptop Into Windows 7 Wi-Fi hotspots. Microsoft’s Windows 7 has something called Virtual WiFi, which makes a wireless card to act as several separate one. Just go and use free software Connectify and make you the notebook / laptop / netbook in a Wi-Fi hotspot for free.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 30

• Control Panel has a new tool that allows you to save your username and password, the \ name is Credential Manager. These identities are stored in a vault, which can be backed up.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 31

• Install Windows 7 on your Netbook. Use ImgBurn Setup convert DVD to an ISO. Copy the ISO to a USB flash drive using Microsoft’s Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool. Restart the netbook and boot from the USB mem button and follow the instructions to install.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 32

• You can move windows between multiple monitors, but to minimize or shrink the window first.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 33

• Pin Up the folders you use most on your taskbar. Hold your mouse over the folder, click and drag it to the taskbar. Windows 7 pins automatically to the Explorer Jump List.

Favorite Windows 7 Tips # 34

• Shake off Aero in Windows 7. Run regedit.exe and find the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ \ Software \ \ Policies \ \ Microsoft \ \ Windows, right-click the Windows key and create a new key called Explorer, right-click on the right and create a new 32 — bit DWORD with this data Name: No shortcuts minimize window, Value: 1.

34 Favorite Windows 7 Tips