There are so many fonts out there and searching for the best ones can be a pain. Then you find one you really like and the website owners want you to pay for it! Put your credit card away and enjoy these free Modern fonts. Windows Guides helps you find the font you need. If you don’t find what you are looking for here, click the link below to go to the fonts section.
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How To Deal With EXE Issues On Your PC
In this guest post, James Ricketts explores how to deal with EXE issues on your PC. Learn more about James at the conclusion of this post.
Solving computer problems on your own means less downtime, less hassle and no or low cost. However, it is important that you know what problems you can handle on your own and which issues are best left to professionals. For example, it is advised that most hardware-related problems are best left to computer experts. Similarly, it is advisable that you try and analyze most software-related issues yourself, as quite often, they can be easily resolved.
Remove Windows Vista SP2 [How To]
Windows Guides reader, Jas, asks the following question:
I installed SP2 and ever since my laptop has been a nightmare. Shutdown takes between 4 and 5 minutes and involves an unnecessary screen “CONFIGURING UPDATES”. Boot is not so bad but still takes an agonising 3 to 4 minutes with screens displaying messages that stages 1 , 3 are being updated. In both cases there are long periods of blank screens which gives the impression that the machine has stopped working completely.
Is there any way in which I can uninstall SP2 completely? I have tried the stand Vista update uninstall but it always fails with the message “NOT ALL UPDATES WERE SUCCESSFULLY UNINSTALLED“.
This guide shows you how to remove Vista SP2 and answers Jas’ question about uninstalling Windows Vista SP2 when the conventional method doesn’t work.
Yesterday, I showed you how to remove service pack rollback files, which allow you to revert from SP2 to SP1 or from SP1 to no service pack. If you followed these instructions, this guide is of no use to you as the rollback files are gone and you are stuck with SP2.
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Remove Windows Vista SP2 Installation Files to Save Space
If you are happy with your installation of Windows Vista SP2 (UPDATE: go here if you are not), you can remove the files, stored on your computer, that will allow a roll back. I only recommend this if you are looking to save space. With hard drives as big as they are today, I see no need to remove these files unless you are below 10% free disk space on your operating system’s partition.
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Open Old Document Formats [How To]
As software changes, some file formats a deprecated and, if you don’t convert these files, you may find you simply cannot open them anymore. There are a few things you can do to remedy this problem, learn what you can do, to open an old file format, in this guide.