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Guidelines for Dealing With Computer Uninstall Errors

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:00:00 GMT

In this guest post, James Ricketts discusses how deal with computer uninstall errors. Find out more about James at the end of this post. Uninstalling applications is never as seamless a process as installing them. Although Windows PCs come with a built-in utility, the Add or Remove Programs utility, that allows users to easily uninstall [...]

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© Windows Guides, 2010. Rich Robinson | Guidelines for Dealing With Computer Uninstall Errors

Copy Windows Setup, Drivers or Bundled Software from the Recovery Partition [How To]

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 05:00:00 GMT

When I first bought my netbook from Acer it came with the Windows 7 Starter (scam) Edition. Luckily for me I had an extra Home Premium license I could use. Problem was that the graphics driver needed was not available for download, and was not available through Windows. A fact I only discovered once I [...]

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© Windows Guides, 2010. Rich Robinson | Copy Windows Setup, Drivers or Bundled Software from the Recovery Partition [How To]

Use Windows 7′s Display Color Calibration to Optimize Your Display [How To]

Anonymous — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 06:00:00 GMT

As all screens are not created equal, which is why Microsoft have bundled a display color calibration tool with Windows 7. This tool is easy to use and this guide serves as a checklist for using it. You should use this tool if: You’ve not calibrated your screen yet. You’ve changed monitors (even if it [...]

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© Windows Guides, 2010. Rich Robinson | Use Windows 7′s Display Color Calibration to Optimize Your Display [How To]

Transfer Entire Drives, Directories, Large Files etc. with Xcopy [How To]

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 06:00:00 GMT

If you are looking to transfer lots of files, large files, a large amount of data, or a combination of the above, you should consider using Xcopy—a command line tool used to copy data. In this guide, we’ll take a look at: The basic syntax of Xcopy. How to use parameters to refine Xcopy behavior. How to output Xcopy [...]

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© Windows Guides, 2010. Rich Robinson | Transfer Entire Drives, Directories, Large Files etc. with Xcopy [How To]

Use Resource Monitor to Check Key Subsystems on Your PC [How To]

Anonymous — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 06:00:00 GMT

In earlier versions of Windows, you’d need a third-party solution to help you monitor key subsystems (CPU, RAM etc.) of your computer. With Vista, came the Resource Monitor (Resmon) and with Windows 7 came improvements to the Resource Monitor. In this guide, we talk more about Windows 7′s Resource Monitor. Previously, Angel Luis showed you how [...]

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© Windows Guides, 2010. Rich Robinson | Use Resource Monitor to Check Key Subsystems on Your PC [How To]

Speed up USB and Computer Performance [Tips'n'Tricks]

Anonymous — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 05:00:00 GMT

USB has become a daily part of our computer life. Almost any gadget or external device use the USB port to connect to your computer. Many of us use so many devices that we have to add more USB ports to our computer, either via PCI or using USB Hubs. Some devices also rely on [...]

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© Windows Guides, 2010. Rich Robinson | Speed up USB and Computer Performance [Tips'n'Tricks]