We all know about Widows Vista contains some extra properties and features in comparison to Windows XP like We can format USB flash drive into NTFS format in Windows Vista. It’s a simple guide to format USB flash drive into NTFS format in Windows XP. Read more
If you want to view a list of service packs or hotfixes installed in your system from the command line see below. You can even print it to a text or html file if needed. This is done by using the WMIC (Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line). So here goes: DotnetWizard.net
E8 can now be slipstreamed into Vista and Window Server 2008 OS images. If you manage the desktop images for your organization, slipstream saves you time by simplifying the task of adding Internet Explorer 8 and any IE updates. If you’re adding Internet Explorer 7 to a Windows XP image you’ll typically install XP and [...]
It’s simple and straight way to merge Vista x86 and Vista x64 editions (DVDs) in a single DVD. Requirements: WAIK (Windows Automation Installation Kit) Windows Vista x86 and Windows Vista x64 DVDs. Dual Layer DVD and compatible DVD Burner and software (like Nero, ImgBurn) Lets come to the point and start now. We will merge [...]
Jul 252008
Password is an important security mechanism to prevent unauthorized access by hackers, but it also gives severe headache and trouble when one forgets its password, especial administrator password to log on to Windows computer. Without a valid password, the Windows system can be considered inaccessible, required to be reformatted or reinstalled, and unavoidable lead to [...]
We’re giving away 10 copies of ‘Networking with Microsoft Windows Vista‘ by Paul McFedries (a $39.99 value). Enter now for a chance to win. The drawing ends July 31. Your Guide to Easy and Secure Windows Vista Networking is a complete beginner’s guide to creating, configuring, administering, and using a small network using Windows Vista [...]
Jul 112008
Now that you’ve gotten your hands dirty in the Registry, here’s a final fun hack for you. It serves absolutely no useful purpose except for entertainment and eye candy. It lets you slow down the animations that occur when windows minimize and maximize to and from the taskbar on your command. To do it, you’ll [...]
