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Helpful information about configuring certain segments of Windows or software altogether.

  1. How To Make Your Laptop USB3 Compatible

    by , 07-06-2012 at 05:24 AM (Windows 7 Forums Official Blog)


    "In this video, I will show you how to make your laptop USB3 compatible, even if your laptop did not come with USB3 ports. The key to making this change is simply to use an express card in order to benefit from the new speed of USB3. The throughput and bandwidth capabilities of USB3 far exceed it’s predecessor USB2. If you have a laptop that does not have a Ivy Bridge or Sandy Bridge motherboard, chances are you are using USB2. The maximum write speed is ...
  2. Microsoft Windows Home Server Video Tutorial Series

    by , 08-11-2010 at 02:15 PM (Windows 7 Forums Official Blog)
    In a latest video tutorial effort, I will be attempting to show how to properly install, configure, and maintain Microsoft Windows Home Server. The latest video has been finished, while the setup and configuration portion is currently in development. I hope to offer transcripts of these guides, as well as some insight into the operating system. Time constraints are currently preventing me from producing the next video, but this should change soon enough.

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  3. How to Configure and Manage Parental Controls in Windows 7

    by , 02-26-2010 at 03:18 AM (Windows 7 Forums Official Blog)

    In this presentation, we will discuss how to enable Parental Controls for a user. Enabling Parental Controls is pretty simple. What we want to do is go to the Start Menu under Windows 7, Control Panel, and we have an option under the Category View to Add or Remove User Accounts. At this time, we have an administrator account that is password protected. In order for you to enable Parental Controls on a seperate account, every administrator
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  4. Enhance or Disable User Account Control (UAC) (Video Tutorial)

    by , 02-12-2010 at 02:29 AM (Windows 7 Forums Official Blog)


    With the introduction of Windows Vista, a new type of security feature was added to Windows called User Account Control. User Account Control prommpts the user any time a serious change may be made to the computer. If an application requires administrator privileges, or is even asked to run, a User Account Control dialogue box usually appears.

    Many users, familiar with Windows XP, but who, ironically, complained about the lax ...
  5. Free Anti-Virus: How to Install Microsoft Security Essentials (With Video)

    by , 02-11-2010 at 04:25 PM (Windows 7 Forums Official Blog)


    If you have an anti-virus solution like Avast!, or even if you have no anti-virus solution, you may want to consider installing Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE). Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) is a free anti-virus solution provided by Microsoft for Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.

    Security Essentials is the derivative of the Microsoft OneCare product which was previously a commercial product, and is ...
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