Remember the old days of Windows 95 or Windows 98 when kids would carry around floppy disks and play DOS games? Classic Ms-Dos games like Dave, Prince of Persia and Super Mario were a big hit when I was in 6th standard and I still remember those days when playing DOS games was so much fun

Windows 7 and Vista has a feature coined ReadyBoost which makes use of flash drive storage space for speeding up Windows systems. You might have already noticed it, but in case you have not, let us take a look at it.

Learning some basics about batch files will make your computer experience much easier and interesting. In this tutorial we won’t be covering advanced commands and functions but beginners can learn a lot to start with.

Here is a step by step tutorial that will explain how you can start your PC automatically after an accidental power failure and logon to a specific user account by editing your registry and system properties.

No matter who you are, web-content moderation is a necessity to be safe while browsing. And here is how we can enable a proven web-content filtering for our network (office or home) with a simple DNS hack with OpenDNS.

Here is a step by step guide on how you could show your favorite feed or collection of feeds as your Windows desktop background.

Here is a nice tutorial that you can use to run multiple instances of Dropbox on your Windows OS.

This tutorial will let you change the background of folders in Windows7 and Windows Vista. You can choose an image and set it as folder background.

Learn how to connect two computers running on Windows 7 or Windows Vista via Wireless network. You will also get to know how you can share Internet among those computers using wireless.

On my previous article I’ve already explained how to rotate desktop backgrounds automatically in Windows 7. And I hope you also know that there are many 3rd party softwares that can perform this job for XP too. But did you know that Microsoft has their own tool to do this in XP and Vista?? Lets