Just taking a look at the Windows Firewall in Windows 7, showing you how to configure it with multiple active firewall policies.
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Change Windows 7 Logon Screen
Posted by Michael
on July 28, 2010
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In this article we shall first look into how you can change the logon screen manually and then we will point you towards some tools that make the job easier and add even more feature rich. So let’s get started.
Windows 7 logon password hint
Posted by Michael
on July 24, 2010
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The Windows 7 password hint hint can help you to remember your lost windows password. How to create a password hint for windows 7? How to view the windows 7 password hint?
Windows 7 Security
Posted by Michael
on July 12, 2010
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ccording to Microsoft, “Windows 7 improves security, reliability and performance while helping to optimize the management of PCs.” sounding terms such as Kernel Patch Protection, Data Execution Prevention, Address Space Layout Randomization, and Mandatory Integrity Levels good, but go the propaganda about Vista Start too much security, and much of its promise has not materialized.
How To Log On To Windows Server 2008
Posted by Michael
on April 30, 2010
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The first time you try to log on to Windows Server 2008 will makes you wonder which username or what password should I use to successfully log on. A default Windows Server 2008 installation has the Password must meet complexity requirements option enabled in the local policy. That’s why the new password must meet a minimum requirements before it can be accepted and created.
Windows 7 review result: like Vista, but better
Posted by Michael
on April 9, 2010
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Windows 7′s many small changes add up to a much better product – the best version of Windows you can get, in fact.
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium review
Posted by Michael
on April 5, 2010
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There was a lot of hype around Windows 7, with most people believe is the version of Windows, they waited.
Windows 7 Review
Posted by Michael
on March 31, 2010
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Oh, Windows. We inform and entertain. You are missed, and the Start menu is full of articles for our productivity. You move you there. Somehow. To be honest, we do not know what state the planet pride not on our operating systems robust functional people from Redmond have over the years, and while Windows Vista is showing in a position that Microsoft does not “t invincible he has not to show anything, such as Windows one idea – and more of a necessity – it’s all in danger.