Ever been working on something and Windows keeps urging you to reboot? Windows XP doesn’t give you a lot of choices. You can either not reboot and put up with annoying reminders, or you can reboot and get it over with. Windows Vista and Windows 7 are a bit better. You can postpone your reboot for several hours… Read More »
Do you have a Gmail account? Gmail Accounts are free, give you lots of storage, and can be used like a regular email account in your Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Thunderbird or other email program. You can get a Gmail account free simply by signing up for one – just visit this page. For those who already have… Read More »
Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware For Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 Works on 32bit and 64bit versions of Windows What is it? An excellent anti-malware scanner and anti-malware remover Download size: approx 2.3 MB Windows executable (EXE) Despite its colloquial name, and regardless of the fact you probably think you’re already being inundated with anti-this’s and anti-that’s –… Read More »
If you hold your alt key down, and click other keys on your keyboard, you will be able to quickly access a number of menus, tools and options. Go through the list below and you should find a few favorites to commit to memory. Many of these keystrokes work on other versions of IE browsers, but you may… Read More »
A nice feature in Windows 7 is you can enlarge the text and icon size of desktop items, prompt windows and more, without having to change the actual screen resolution. Most monitors have a recommended screen resolution, and most wide screen monitors or laptops will show text, icons and prompts quite small when using the recommended resolution. Changing… Read More »
Marie wants to know if she can remove old Java updates In my Add/Remove program I have 5 J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 updates and 7 Java(TM)6 updates— update 13 has size 97.04MB and update 17 has size 90.62MB — the others have no size at all. Do I have to keep them all or can I uninstall the… Read More »