Tutorials On Sharing Between Vista & Win 7 Computers
Feb 17, 2010
Home networks are more and more popular these days and making your home computers work together can be a challenge. While having only computers with Windows 7 installed can make your home networking life extremely easy, I'm sure many have older computers with older operating systems installed. In this article, I will continue our networking series and show how to share files and folders between Windows Vista and Windows 7 based computers. As you'll see, it's not that hard to make them work together.
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Dec 24, 2009
I have created my share folders with "everyone" permissions to read, write, and modify as explained (well) here:
Share Files and Printers between Windows 7 and XP :: the How-To Geek
But when I go to copy a file from the XP computer to the Windows 7 computer I get the "Cannot Copy: Access is Denied. Make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not currently in use" message. I can copy files from the Windows 7 computer to the XP computer.
What more do I need to do to create "Easy File Sharing" between my home networked computers?
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Nov 26, 2011
I just started up a homegroup between two wireless PCs, one laptop, one desktop. Both are joined to the Homegroup and I have turned off every setting I could find relating to password protection on both computers. I can pull off files from my laptop->PC just fine, but it doesn't happen the other way around. (Now on my laptop) I look at the homegroup tab for the desktop, and if I click on a folder (eg Music), nothing happens.
Now when I click on the "Network" tab on Windows Explorer (still on laptop), I can see both PCs on the network. When I click on the icon for my desktop, it asks for a username and password. WHAT??? I hunted down that info, found it in Windows credentials. (still on laptop) I tried entering the username and password that I found from both computers, but no dice. First off, I don't even remember setting a username and password...second, I have password protected sharing turned off on both machines.
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Sep 9, 2011
Is it possible to share emails between 2 computers in a homegroup and if so, how?
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Jan 15, 2013
I currently own a PC and a laptop. I have an external HD on my PC and I'm trying to be able to access those files through my laptop via XBMC. I've followed many tutorials online to no avail. I don't know much about networking or file sharing so there's my first downfall. I've tried setting up a home group on my main PC but the join home group option is grayed out on the laptop.
PC is windows 7 Professional x64
Laptop is Windows 8 x64
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Oct 15, 2009
Okay so i have established my DvD drive will not read this but another computer in my house will. I need help getting her {Vista home basic} to share it with my {Windows seven ultimate RC}. I have turned firewalls off and everything.
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Mar 20, 2011
i have a desktop and a laptop:
desktop:
user: alex
password: password
laptop:
user: alex
password: password
On the laptop, i now want to share a folder with the desktop, but only for the desktop, not for the whole homegroup, nor the whole network.They are both in the same homegroup, as well as some other computers.
As the accounts are the same I added the user 'alex' in the advanced sharing-options with full control. But it ditn't work, so I googled and also added full control for the user alex in the security options. But if I want to acces the folder from the desktop, I still get "no permissions". I, resp the user alex have/has admin-rights on both machines.Did I miss something?
I noticed that in the advanced settings of both sharing and security I can always just choose the local machine as a "location"... got this something to do with my problem?
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Jul 13, 2010
I just built a Jerry-rigged light weight storage computer so I don't have to leave my dev/game comp/volcano on all the time anymore. I also bought a laptop recently as well. What I'd like to do is make the data (on two logical drives to be specific) completely accessible with full privileges to the laptop and this main PC however there are other users on the network that I don't want to share everything with (but still some).I can use PC Anywhere for some things but the end result I'm looking for is a handy couple of links on my desktop to the two raid drives and carry on as though they were still on my comp (and laptop now too), but also not include all users at the same time. (but also have the option to set up sharing for the folders they need access in too)Is this within the capacity of Windows 7? All computers have Win 7 and belong to the same home group.
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Aug 28, 2011
Whenever I Click on the folder of next network computer on Network of my Computer then it says 'windows cannot access to saurav-pcphotoshop" both the computers are mine.. how can i share that file between these two computers?
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May 2, 2012
I am working on machines at a local car lot heres the system details.Verizon DSL wireless router, don't know the exact model but all 4 computers are hard wired to it with newer cat5e.4 newer desktop computers, within months. all 4 same specs. They are HP systems with 8gb of ram running Win 7 x64 They use a program called car lot manager, it basically is installed on 1 machine and creates an access database. Then that folder is shared. The other 3 computers install the software and access the database file through that share.The database file was about 100mb which I figured was probably the issue, so I cleaned it up and compressed it. Its now down to around 40mb and has the exact same issue.-- The issue is, if more than 2 computers have the car lot manager open (not even using, just open) it begins to move extremely slow to where windows take 2-3 minutes to open and the application hangs. And I'll add we have tried different combinations of which computers are running the software, trying to see if maybe 1 certain machine was the issue.I have been on the phone several times with the programmer of the software and he claims it is ran at several large car lots as well with 10 or much more computer systems and he verified everything is setup correct and looked through his software.The original setup was the Verizon modem into a netgear 8 port gig switch, then the 4 computers into it. I removed the switch just to see if anything changed, it didn't seem to make a difference.
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Sep 21, 2009
I have two computers both wirelessly connected via a Linksys WAG160N, one is a desktop, the other is a laptop.. Ultimately the desktop is pretty much a server with HDD storage/printer etc..
Now when I restart my computers/delete my adapters and let them reinstall I can usually connect my computers to one another and share files, however thats really about the only way to do it.. if I leave my computers on for 4 hours and come back they usually will lose connection.
What have I done/tried:
disabled ipv6
reset router
formatting
joining homegroup
wired/wireless connections
This problem is VERY frustrating, I just want to do simple file sharing and its turning out to be quite a problem.. ALSO when I do see my desktop from my laptop I cant access the hard drive I shared, only folders ive shared inside it.. I want to be able to share the HDD as a whole.. I've added access to everyone with full control, but it still doesnt work.
Please help, I would like to use my desktop as a server for my laptop/xbox but its turning out to be quite annoying.
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Nov 14, 2009
Ok I've got to go to my uncles to fix his comp tomorrow as it's riddled with viruses.
He's currently running vista on a Dell computer he bought within the last year or so.
Is he eligble for the free 7 upgrade? If so how do I go about dong it?
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Nov 6, 2009
I have three computers. One is running Windows Vista Ultimate and the other 2 are running Vista Home Premium. Can I use the family pack to upgrade all three machines to Windows 7 Home Premium and then install the anytime upgrade to get the machine that was originally running Vista Ultimate up to Windows 7 Ultimate? If not, please suggest an alternate method.
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May 11, 2011
I have tried to share Brotherhood MFC-7420 on my Windows 7 computer with a Vista machine (both 64bit, Home Premiums). If I try to add new printer through "add printer" option, I get this error message:"The server for the 'Brother MFC-7420 USB Printer' printer does not have the correct printer driver installed. If you want to search for the proper driver, clock OK. Otherwise, click Cancel and contact your network administrator or original equipment manufacturer for the correct printer driver."I dug around in Google for awhile, and some people used the trick where they installed the printer locally and changed the port name to \ComputerNamePrinter. When I do it, it gives me an error message: "Access Denied."I updated the driver.Network discovery is on.Printer Sharing is on.Password-Protected Sharing is off.The Windows 7 machine is in a Homegroup with 2 other Windows 7 computers.I tried lowering my Windows Firewall during connection.
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Jun 21, 2012
My music and movies are on my desktop (Vista64) in my bedroom. I bought a netbook to use in the family room (Windows 7) to stream and share. The homegroup workgroup won't work for me.So when I'm looking on the Windows 7 machine and many of the music files are missing. The band name is te. Under that the album name is there. But the tracks are not. Just empty folders.here's where it gets even worse. Only some of these folders appear empty. Not all. They exist on the desktop but only maybe 10% have music in them when the folders are explored on the netbook.
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Apr 30, 2009
I just reformatted my desktop with 7 and I wanted to share the attached HP PSC2355 wirelessly to my Vista lappy. I had this connected and functioning previously when the desktop was running XP but now I cant seem to get my lappy to connect to the 'home-group' to find the printer. I found some other posts of sharing a printer on a vista machine over to 7 but not from 7 over to vista. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Oct 11, 2009
I know this question has been asked several times, and I've done a lot of research into it already, but I still can't seem to change my folder (in this case D:Movies) to be shared an accessed by my Vista x64 primary computer.
When I go into my Network and access the computer, it lets me view the shared folders that I've set sharing on, but when I actually double click the folder to open it I get this error message:
Windows cannot access XXXXX-DownloadsMovies
Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there might be a problem with your network. To try to identify and resolve network problems, click Diagnose. The error code is 0x80070005.
When I diagnose it tells me that the folder is available but my user account doesn't have access. However, I've already disabled password protected sharing, and I've accessed the Public section of my sharing settings and enabled everything that I read in previous posts, all to no avail.
I also read up on selecting the folder, then clicking the Share With.. tab and selecting "Everyone Read/Write", every time I try doing this as soon as I select the Share With.. tab again it's defaulted back to Nobody.
Here's the part I'm not sure could be causing all of this:
This folder, Movies, was originally on my Main Desktop PC (the Windows 7 machine is my new downloads machine) I bought a new 1.5TB sata2 hdd and set it up on my x64 vista (main) and transferred my movies folder on to it, then I uninstalled the hard drive and reinstalled it on my windows 7 x64 (downloads/secondary pc)
So the folder was originally on another computer, but was swapped via my new 1.5 TB hard drive, I'm not sure if this is related as I'm not a guru when it comes to any OS.
Regardless, I really need to get this folder on my Windows 7 machine accessible on my Windows Vista primary as soon as possible. If you need anymore information regarding either of my computers please let me know and I'll gather it as fast as I can,
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Apr 14, 2010
I am the admin on all machines. I am using XP, Vista and Win 7 on my home network and have set up a workgroup network, it all works and I can see each machine on my separate Machines ..But I have a problem with sharing files. Every time I go to get a file from any machine a User account dialog box pops up requests a user name and pass word??? How can I remove this problem from all machines? do I need to setup account on all machines allowing access to each other or is there a simpler way? If I need to set up unrestricted accounts how do I do it? I can get some files from one machines then it may request a Username & password?
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May 11, 2009
I downloaded Windows 7 RC 64 Bit Build:7100.0.090421-1700 x64.
After I installed it, I only had to install my wireless network drivers and Windows 7 downloaded the rest of all of my system. I did not have to install any driver at all.
My problem is when I try to print from my Vista 32 laptop nothing prints to my printer. Under active documents listed for my printer it just says under status | Error - Printing.
Under the ports tab on my Vista 32 laptop, the check is in the box [Windows 7 64][printer] | Local Port
Under the ports tab on my Window 7 64 Desktop, the check is in the box USB001 | Virtual printer port for USB
The 64 bit drivers for my printer are on the Windows 7 64 Desktop and the 32 bit drivers are on the Vista 32 laptop.
I do not know why I cannot share printing.
On Windows 7 64, share this printer is checked and Render print jobs on client computers is checked.
I know this seems to be a much talked about problem but I tried the best I could to follow the posted suggestions.
My Desktop has a Canon iP4600 printer.
My desktop's computer name is AGP-001 and the printer share name is CanoniP4.
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Jul 3, 2009
I just bought a new laptop and decided to get windows 7 on it.
So far everything is great, i love how it looks and all works fine. Seting up wlan and all was no problem.
THE problem is... well with both old pcs (one pc one laptop) we had home network (or whatever network) set up so i could copy the files from sisters pc to my lappy and the other way around.
So now i have windows 7 on the new laptop.
And Vista on my old laptop (Vista 32 bit SP1)
And 0 idea what or where and how to do so i can share the files and get em from my old laptop on the new one... Flash is all fine and dandy but 100+Gb is a bit too much to be transfering with a 2Gb flash card <_< (old lappy does not have Bluetooth either btw...)
Are there any tutorials perhaps on how to get this done or at least ideas?
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Apr 12, 2011
I'm attempting to share a folder from my desktop, running Windows Vista HP, to my laptop, running Windows 7 HP. I've been able to set up the sharing without any difficulty, but I'm trying to edit permissions so that this folder is only available to my laptop and not any other computer on the network. When I try to add a new set of permissions on PC, I can't search any location other than the name of my PC.
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Dec 30, 2009
I have a Belkin wireless 'N' Router which is connected through a cable connection to my desktop with Vista OS. There is also a wireless enabled HP 110 Mini Netbook with Windows 7 Starter Edition OS on which connects to the Belkin router. For some reason when I click on 'Network' and right click and hit explore from the Vista computer to look at the Netbooks files it will not let me... both File Sharing and Pulblic File Sharing are turned on.
The networks are both configured to "Home Networks". Also I am unsure how to get my printer (A non-wireless enabled HP Photosmart C4200 which is wired to my Vista computer) onto the network for use on the Netbook. This concerns me as it says all USB printers should so up in the network by default. Does anyone have any suggestions or help?
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Jun 12, 2011
I am running Windows 7 Ultimate and sharing a printer to other laptops running in the household using Vista and XP. I installed sp1 last weekend and then laptops stopped being able to print. Spent 3 hours on it yesterday and finally rolled back and things are now working again.I did notice that after sp1 my home group had been changed back to the "MSHOME" default. After changing it back to the exiting name, I could see the network printer and also edit files on any of the machines I had set access for. I also could set the print on the Vista release and my desktop with 7 would work just fine so no network issues. When I moved the printer back to 7, the Vista laptop would get an error while trying to load the drivers.
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Jul 21, 2011
I built it mainly for my 14yo to do school work and video games on rather to replace our aging desktop which is still used also. The old machine runs 32-bit Vista while the new one is 64-bit Win7, of course. In our reorganization we moved our Canon MP610 printer to be hooked up to the new machine, but it'd be great if we could share it amongst both pc's and my older son's new laptop. I've search and read lots of sites online, but can't really find a solution to get the old pc to be able to "see" the printer to share.
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Dec 30, 2011
Is it possible to set up a shared printer with one laptop running Windows 7 and the other laptop running Vista? I have tried setting all the required sharing settings on both units, but without success!
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Oct 11, 2012
have a new HP lap top running Win 7 64 bit, A new Lenovo Think Centre running Win 7 32 Bit, connected wirelessly to my router. Have set up a Homegroup between these two computers and they work OK, My problem, my older PC running Win Vista 64 bit is connected to the same Netcom NB6 plus 4w adsl2 router via a wired connection, this PC has files I would like to share with the new windows 7 computers. I have tried to follow the set up proceedures although they do not seem to work the way the Computers are connected to the router
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Master the basics of Microsoft Windows 7 and find out what's new in the latest version of Windows.
Master the basics of Microsoft Windows 7 and find out what's new in the latest version of Windows. Our free Windows 7 tutorials will help you quickly become an expert. Follow some great tutorials for the new operating system.
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Following are some descriptions for the tutorials, you will learn:-
Tutorial 1 - Introduction to the Desktop
In Windows 7 tutorial 1, we start at the very beginning of Windows 7 with an introduction to the Desktop, Start Menu and the all new Taskbar. New in Windows 7 is the improved Taskbar and the neater System Tray, which you'll see briefly in this video. Both of these new features will be explored in more detail in later tutorials too.
Tutorial 2 - Exploring the Start Menu
In Windows 7 tutorial 2, we explore the Windows 7 Start Menu. From the Start Menu, you can launch any programs installed on your PC and also search for pictures, videos and music. We'll also demonstrate how to "pin" your favourite programs to the Start Menu or Taskbar.
Because the Start Menu is used for launching virtually all the programs and tasks you do on your computer, it's very important to learn how to use it effectively.
Tutorial 3 - Windows in Windows 7
In Windows 7 tutorial 3, we take a look at working with windows. As you might imagine, this is a core skill to master if you want to become productive with your PC. While some of the material we show in this video will be familiar to those of you who have used previous versions of Windows, Windows 7 brings some handy new tricks of its own which will help you to be more productive when using your PC. Three of these new features are Aero Peek, Aero Snap and Aero Shake. The video will demonstrate how these new features make it easer than ever before to work with multiple windows.
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In Windows 7 tutorial 4, we'll demonstrate how to work with files and folders, specifically the personal folders on your computer. Every user account on a Windows 7 machine has several personal folders designed for storing documents, music, pictures, videos and other data you work with. (We'll also be covering user accounts in a later tutorial). Being able to navigate around these folders is an important skill to master. If you are unfamiliar with the concept of folders and files on your PC.
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In Windows 7 tutorial 6, we'll show you how you can work with multiple files and folders at once. As you become more proficient using your PC, you may start to create and download a large number of files. When dealing with large collections of files, being able to work efficiently with multiple files and folders can be a huge time saver.
Tutorial 7 - Using libraries
In Windows 7 tutorial 7, you'll learn about a powerful new feature of Windows 7, namely libraries. Libraries let you view files on your computer from a content centric rather than location centric perspective. When sifting through vast amounts of files, libraries can be very useful. You'll see what we mean when you watch the video.
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In Windows 7 tutorial 15, it's time to search out the search options in Windows 7 and show you how you can quickly find files and folders on your computer. Adjusting to the new, more complex search options in Windows 7 can be a shock for Windows XP users, but with a little practise and our handy tutorial here, we're sure you'll be searching like a pro in no time.
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In Windows 7 tutorial 16, it's time to take a look at the often unfairly criticized User Account Control security mechanism. User Account Controls (UAC) were introduced in Windows Vista and were immediately unpopular with users migrating from Windows XP. However, they drastically improved security and when used in conjunction with limited user accounts, can actually save a great deal of time, as we'll demonstrate in the video.
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001. how to open about windows in windows 7.
002. create a abort shortcut in windows.
003. change the action center message settings in windows 7
004. create a windows 7 action center shortcut
005. activate windows 7 by phone
006. activate windows 7 online
007. extend the windows 7 activation trial period up to 120 days
008. change the active navigation folder icon in windows 7.
009. create a add network location shortcut in windows 7
010. add or remove administrative tools in windows 7 start menu
011. restore the default windows 7 administrative tools
012. create a administrative tools shortcut in windows 7
013. boot to the advanced boot options in windows 7
014. create a windows 7 advanced system settings shortcut
015. enable aero in unsupported editions of windows 7
016. enable slow motion effect with aero in windows
017. change the windows 7 aero peek mouse hover delay time to preview desktop
018. turn aero peek on or off in windows 7
019. clear the desktop with aero shake in windows 7
020. turn aero snap and aero shake on or off in windows 7
021. create a aero troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
022. turn on windows 7 aero with a incompatible graphics card
023. enable ahci in windows after installation
024. use classic icons or thumbnail previews with alt+tab keyboard shortcut
025. create new rules in windows 7 applocker
026. enable dll rule collection in windows 7 applocker
027. change the aurora screen saver settings in windows 7
028. add and restore the aurora screen saver back in windows 7
029. enable or disable autorun for removable media in windows 7
030. create a autoplay shortcut in windows 7
031. create a windows 7 backup and restore shortcut
032. create a system image backup in windows 7
033. turn the windows 7 backup files schedule on or off
034. enable or disable to backup data files in windows 7
035. backup user and system files in windows 7
036. create a windows 7 backup user and system files shortcut
037. delete windows 7 user and system backup files
038. reset the backup files configuration in windows 7
039. use the bcdedit command line tool
040. create a biometric devices shortcut in windows 7
041. change windows 7 bitlocker drive encryption method and cipher strength
042. turn windows 7 bitlocker to go on or off for removable drives
043. turn windows 7 bitlocker on or off for internal data hard drives
044. create a windows 7 bitlocker drive encryption shortcut
045. suspend or resume bitlocker protection on windows 7 drive
046. turn bitlocker on or off without a tpm for windows 7 drive
047. create a bluetooth devices shortcut in windows 7
048. setup windows 7 to boot from a vhd (virtual hard disk)
049. create a bootable iso from windows 7 installation files
050. create a bootable iso from an older iso
051. change the width of window borders
052. change the bubbles screen saver settings in windows 7
053. rename the windows 7 built-in administrator account
054. enable or disable the windows 7 built-in administrator account
055. burn a disc image from a iso or imf file in windows 7
056. enable or disable windows 7 built-in cd and dvd burning features
057. change the date and time in windows 7
058. change the windows 7 date format
059. remove the date from the windows 7 taskbar
060. restore default windows 7 file extension type associations
061. change the default operating system to start in windows 7
062. associate a file type or protocol default program in window 7
063. set default associations for a program in windows 7
064. create a default programs shortcut in windows 7
065. create a windows 7 dep system properties shortcut
066. speed up windows 7 desktop and shutdown
067. allow or prevent changing desktop background in windows 7
068. change the windows 7 desktop background
069. change the desktop background in windows 7 starter edition
070. specify a desktop background for all users
071. disable desktop composition for a program
072. add or remove a default desktop icon in windows 7
073. prevent or allow themes to change windows 7 desktop icons
074. change or restore default windows 7 desktop icons
075. easily change the windows desktop icons size
076. hide or show desktop icons and gadgets in windows 7
077. create a desktop slideshow in windows 7
078. have a windows 7 desktop slideshow shuffle images in multiple folders
079. add or remove the desktop toolbar on the windows 7 taskbar
080. turn the details pane on or off in windows
081. change the device driver and information installation settings in windows 7
082. create a device manager shortcut in windows 7
083. open devices and printers in windows 7
084. create a devices and printers shortcut in windows 7
085. create a devices and printers troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
086. run disk check in windows 7
087. clean or clean all a disk with the diskpart command
088. add or remove disk cleanup from drive properties page
089. open and use disk cleanup in windows 7
090. use windows 7 disk defragmenter
091. turn the windows 7 disk defragmenter schedule on or off
092. change the main display in windows 7
093. open and use display color calibration in windows 7
094. enable or disable changing the display dpi settings in windows 7
095. switch the desktop display to a projector in windows 7
096. create a dpi display shortcut in windows 7
097. create a display switch shortcut in windows 7
098. create a windows 7 downloads library with the correct icon
099. download Internet videos natively in google chrome.
100. change the display dpi size in windows 7.
101. install dreamscene in windows 7 and vista.
102. change a drive icon in windows 7.
103. show windows 7 computer drive letters before or after drive name.
104. rename a drive in windows 7.
105. tutorial for getting the correct device driver.
106. hide or show empty drives in windows 7 computer folder.
107. change the os name in windows boot manager.
108. do a dual boot installation with windows 7 and vista.
109. do a dual boot installation with windows 7 and xp.
110. add or remove favorites from the windows 7 navigation pane
111. create a favorites shortcut in windows 7
112. change the file and folder view arrangement in windows 7 explorer
113. change the group by - sort by - stack by - arrange by view in windows 7 explorer
114. hide or unhide a file or folder in windows 7
115. rename a file and folder from the command prompt
116. delete a file from the command prompt
117. change the default icon of a file extension in windows 7
118. hide or show known file type extensions in windows 7
119. create shares between xp and windows 7 (and vice versa)
120. use "find on this page" in windows 7 internet exporer
121. download firefox 3.5.1 without a browser
122. download Internet videos with firefox plug-in
123. have firefox with glass transparency in windows 7
124. reduce firefox memory usage in windows 7
125. download flip 2d shortcut to open ctrl+alt+tab in windows
126. change the number of windows displayed in flip 3d
127. create a flip 3d switch between windows shortcut in windows 7
128. delete a folder from the command prompt
129. change the windows 7 default folder icon
130. enable or disable folder options in vista and windows 7
131. open folder options in windows 7
132. create a folder options shortcut in windows 7
133. change a folder template in windows 7
134. set a default folder template for all folders in windows 7
135. apply a specific folder view to all folders with the same folder template in windows 7
136. reset the folder view settings for all folders with the same folder template in windows 7
137. set a default folder view for all folders in windows 7
138. reset all folder view settings to default in windows 7
139. create a font settings shortcut in windows 7
140. change the default fonts in windows 7
141. delete fonts in windows 7
142. install a font in windows 7
143. see a preview of the fonts in windows 7
144. show and hide fonts in windows 7
145. force dvi or hdmi resolutions and refresh rates in windows 7
146. change the windows 7 regional format language
147. restore the default windows 7 regional format settings
148. set up a ftp server on your computer
149. add or remove desktop gadgets in windows 7
150. allow or prevent installation of unsigned gadgets in windows 7
151. allow or prevent user installed gadgets in windows 7
152. create a custom clock gadget
153. customize existing windows 7 gadgets
154. enable or disable gadgets in windows 7
155. trick to moving gadgets in windows 7 closer together
156. restore the default windows 7 gadgets
157. create a gadgets shortcut in windows 7
158. turn windows 7 gadgets feature on or off
159. create a game controllers shortcut in windows 7
160. add a game to the windows 7 games explorer folder
161. customize the windows 7 games explorer context menu
162. delete a game in the windows 7 games explorer folder
163. hide or unhide games in the windows 7 games explorer folder
164. restore the default games in windows 7 games explorer folder
165. create a games explorer shortcut
166. create a windows 7 getting started shortcut
167. use gmail drive 8gb as local storage
168. apply a theme to the google chrome web browser
169. reschedule or disable google updater
170. cascade all windows in a windows 7 grouped taskbar icon
171. close all windows in a windows 7 grouped taskbar icon
172. restore all windows in a windows 7 grouped taskbar icon
173. show windows stacked or side by side in a windows 7 grouped taskbar icon
174. rename the windows 7 guest account
175. turn the guest account on or off in windows 7
176. fix missing vista hard disk partition letter in windows 7
177. create a hardware and devices troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
178. create a windows 7 hardware system properties shortcut
179. check the md5, crc, and sha1 hash numbers for iso files
180. enable or disable hibernate in windows 7
181. create a hibernate shortcut in windows
182. show or hide all hidden files, folders, and drives in windows 7
183. hide or show empty drives in windows 7 computer folder
184. join or add a computer to a windows 7 homegroup
185. add or remove homegroup from the windows 7 navigation pane
186. change windows 7 homegroup file and folder sharing settings
187. change the windows 7 homegroup password
188. create a homegroup in windows 7
189. add or remove the homegroup desktop icon in windows 7
190. change the default homegroup icon in windows 7
191. leave a windows 7 homegroup
192. link your live id and share files in windows 7 homegroup
193. view or print your windows 7 homegroup password
194. create a homegroup shortcut in windows 7
195. create a homegroup troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
196. host a website using iis7.5
197. rebuild the icon cache in windows 7
198. change the icon size in a windows 7 explorer window
199. create a internet explorer performance troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
200. create a incoming connections troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
201. create a indexing options shortcut in windows 7
202. pause the windows 7 index
203. change the location where the windows 7 index is stored
204. add or remove windows 7 index locations
205. add or remove a file type from the windows 7 index
206. rebuild the windows 7 index
207. install an application correctly in windows 7
208. create a install program from network shortcut in windows 7
209. install windows 7 fast without a dvd or usb device
210. install windows 7 on a computer with less than 512mb ram
211. create a installed windows updates shortcut in windows 7
212. install windows 7 without using any external device
213. installing and updating drivers in 7
214. turn on or off internet explorer 8 display accelerator button on selection
215. completely disable internet explorer 8 accelerators add-ons
216. add or remove a internet explorer 8 accelerator add-on
217. add or remove the windows 7 internet explorer command bar
218. display all websites in compatibility view in windows 7 internet explorer
219. turn windows 7 internet explorer compatibility view on or off
220. receive internet explorer compatibility view updates in windows 7
221. allow or block specific websites in internet explorer content advisor
222. allow or block unrated websites with internet explorer content advisor
223. change the internet explorer content advisor ratings level
224. enable or disable windows 7 internet explorer content advisor
225. reset windows 7 internet explorer content advisor
226. reset or change the internet explorer content advisor password
227. create a shortcut to delete internet explorer 8 temporary files
228. enable or disable a internet explorer 8 accelerator add-on
229. enable or disable internet explorer 8 toolbars and extensions add-ons
230. set a default accelerator in windows 7 internet explorer
231. enable or disable internet explorer 8 inprivate browsing
232. create a windows 7 internet exploter inprivate browsing shortcut
233. enable or disable toolbars and extensions in windows 7 inprivate browsing
234. open a internet explorer inprivate browsing window in windows 7
235. keep inprivate filtering on or off in new internet explorer session
236. turn windows 7 inprivate filtering on or off
237. create a windows 7 internet explorer no add-ons shortcut
238. fix "internet explorer not playing audio or video files"
239. allow pop-ups from a website in windows 7 internet explorer
240. turn windows 7 internet explorer pop-up blocker on or off
241. turn internet explorer 8 protected mode on or off
242. enable or disable reopen last browsing session in internet explorer 8
243. reopen the last browsing session in windows 7 internet explorer
244. reset internet explorer in windows 7
245. create a internet explorer safety troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
246. turn internet explorer smartscreen filter on or off in windows 7
247. create a internet connections troubleshoot shortcut in windows 7
248. create a windows 7 internet options shortcut
249. networking between two pcs
250. create a internet website shortcut in windows 7
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