Adding Icons To Your Desktop
The first time you start Vista you normally don’t have any Desktop icons, not even My Computer. I guess Microsoft is going with the uncluttered look now. Well its easy to get the default one back. Here’s how.
Cracking Windows Passwords
It seems like many people are in need of resetting or cracking forgotten passwords lately so I decided to find a good Password Cracking program. After trying out a few I like Ophcrack live CD the best for passwords under 14 characters.
Ophcrack is a Windows password cracker based on rainbow tables. It is a [...]
How To Change What Program Opens A File
Sometimes windows will forget what program to open a file with and opens it in the wrong software program, or maybe the file doesn’t have a program associated with it yet. You can follow these steps to choose the program you would prefer that file use. You can change this setting for an individual file, or [...]
Create A Custom Desktop Toolbar In Vista
You can add your own custom toolbar in Vista and pin it to the side of your monitor, Here’s how.
Step 1. Right click the Desktop, click new and then folder. Name it whatever you want to call your new toolbar.
Step 2. In the folder your going to place shortcuts to whatever you want on your [...]
Editing Photos In Vista With Windows Photo Gallery
The Windows Photo Gallery is a replacement for the old Windows Picture and Fax Viewer in XP, it allows you to import your photos from your digital camera, Flash card or a CD. You can also have the program erase the photos from the camera after you import them. It also has some basic editing functions [...]
Add The Run Command To Your Start Menu
For some reason Vista doesn’t include the “Run” command in the start menu. But its easy to add it back where it belongs.
Right-click on the Start ButtonSelect Properties, click Customize, Scroll down and check the Run command check boxClick OK, click Apply and OK.
How To Delete Your IE7 Temporary Internet Files
Internet Explorer 7 stores copies of all of the images of web sites you visit all the cookies you receive, media you may have viewed, passwords you may have used and the data you entered on web forms. If you are the only person that uses your computer and have that might not be a problem, but if you [...]
