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Download Windows 8 Developer Edition now! Microsoft Windows 8 is now publicly available for download and testing. It is a pre-beta release meaning that it should not be installed in a production environment. Here are some of the features of Windows 8: Metro Style UI Windows 8 introduces a beautiful new user interface (UI) designed …
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Are you a not-so-proud owner of a slow computer? Too often our computers slow down to a crawl so that we feel like giving up and just getting a new one. But that’s not the way to go. Most likely it’s still possible to revive your PC without spending a single cent. Here is what …
Foxit PDF Reader 5 has been released recently. The new Foxit PDF Reader 5 includes a lot of new enhancements and improvements. The most notable is the Ribbon UI and a Google Chrome like tabbed interface. Foxit Reader is generally known for its slim and sleek design and small size as compared to Adobe Reader. …
Shared folders in Windows is a great way to share files and folders across the local network. If you have more than one computer at home or at office, you can easily share your files among the computers without doing any hard work. Windows makes it very easy to share folders. Windows provides a way …
We have previously written about HTC Sense widget for Windows 7 which makes our Windows 7 desktop look alike of HTC Home screen. It also simulates the current weather on the desktop. Now the simulation of Windows Phone 7 for Windows 7 called Metro Home is also available.
Pin web sites to task bar of Windows 7 by IE9, a new interesting feature of Microsoft’s browser. Internet Explorer 9 has a new interesting feature which should be good to know that allows you pin selected sites on the tasks bar of windows 7. It looks interesting in combination with the new task bar of Windows 7 Thanks to Microsoft we have an easy access to our favorites and can open them from the super bar instantly.
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Windows 7 has reached 25% market share of all operating systems in the world. Number of existing users of Windows XP drops down by stat counters survey.
Windows 7 could be called a miracle of Microsoft. The operating system is selling like hotcakes since the very beginning , when it made its debut on October 22 last year. Only after three months the market was at the tenth position in the world on the computer , then by time it just gone better.
While Windows 7 has become the fastest growing Operating System ever and it’s been adapted by many people. But there are few who just want to stay with the old look and feel of Windows XP and don’t want to learn the new UI enhancements of Windows 7. The good news is that they can easily upgrade to Windows 7 while the UI remains same as Windows XP.
The UI theme that came with Windows XP by default was Luna. Satukoro has ported this Luna theme of Windows XP to the latest version of Windows 7. So if you install the Windows XP theme for Windows 7, your Windows 7 GUI will become that of Windows XP. Here’s a quick screenshot of Windows 7 turned into Windows XP.
While Windows 7 has already been in limelight for quite some time now, Windows 8 has just started to float. We have posted some news about Windows 8 at iMicrosoft blog. Here I want to share some cool wallpapers of Windows 8 which I have been collecting for quite sometime now.
If you like any of the wallpapers, just click on it and you’ll get the full version of the wallpaper. You can also click on View slide show to view the wallpapers as a slideshow or click on Download All in order to download all the wallpapers at once.
One of my clients was getting error 0x81000038 whenever she started the backup tool in Windows 7. She said that whatever she selected, whether internal drives or external drives, she was getting the same error. She restarted the system but to no avail.
I searched the internet for any possible solutions and got the KB981907 from Microsoft Knowledgebase. This problem occurs when the AppData key in the registry is missing or corrupt for the currently logged in user. This error is user specific so if there are 10 user accounts in one system and all of them are getting the same error 0x81000038, all of them need to fix their AppData key in the registry.
In fact there are two solutions to this problem, one is a temporary fix and the other one is the permanent one.
