Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’
How to Reset A Lost Vista Login Password
- Firstly, you need learn How to Create a Vista Password Reset Disk.
- In the Windows Vista logon window, click on “Reset Password“.
- Insert the Password Reset media to the applicable media drive, and then click “Next”.
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Windows 7 Dark Themes – 7 Dark, Black Themes for Windows 7
Looking for Windows 7 dark themes? Here goes the list of 7 stunning dark, gray and black themes for Windows 7 OS. Download link is provided below the screenshot of each theme.
How to Recover Unsaved Word Document
Ever closed a document without saving it? It often leaves you wondering how to recover unsaved word document as not many people know that they could recover their unsaved word documents without using any third party tools. Microsoft Word autosaves the unsaved word file on temporary locations and your file could be recovered from there, here’s how:
How to Run Windows 7 on Apple iPad
Did you know you could run Windows 7 on iPad? Let’s see how. Apple iPad left many users disappointed by launching the iPad with iPhone OS that limited the functionality of what could be a potential threat to notebooks. However solutions are always there, and even before the launch of the iPad, we could see an app that enables you to run Windows 7 on iPad. Citrix Systems have promised to enable running Windows 7 on iPad using Citrix XenApp (application virtualization solution) or XenDesktop (desktop virtualization solution). Citrix has already such an app for iPhone but with iPad just around the corner, there are new opportunities with larger display and full keyboard that iPhone didn’t have.
Microsoft Offers Browser Choice to Europeans
Microsoft is going to deliver Windows operating system update to millions of Europeans today with a browser choice software. This offer is the part of a deal Microsoft struck with the European Commission.
The browser choice offer will be prompted to Windows users where they may select any browser of their choice out of the list of 10 available browsers.
According to Microsoft the Windows 7 users will also get the option to replace Internet Explorer with any other browser of their choice.
According to Net Applications statistics approximately 62% internet users stick with Internet Explorer, 24% with Firefox whereas Chrome market share in about 5%. Now we have to wait for the results about this offer of browser choice screen by Microsoft that how it effects the market shares of different web browsers companies.
