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Windows Forums is a community for users—from beginners to experts—who learn and share knowledge about Windows and PC’s.
You can get great help and advice from our resident team of super-geeks, browse our community art and tools sections, or just let it all out in the Shoutbox. It’s entirely up to you.
Here’re some interesting topics you may want to check out. Feel free to jump in on the discussion!
I’m sure by now you guys have heard of our Suggestion Box. It’s a place to let us know what you think about the site, submit ideas and things you’d like to see.
Windows Forums member UVAIS made this suggestion and i think it’s great.
Windows Forums is a community for users—from beginners to experts—who learn and share knowledge about Windows and PC’s.
You can get great help and advice from our resident team of super-geeks, browse our community art and tools sections, or just let it all out in the Shoutbox. It’s entirely up to you.
Windows Forums member, Batupata, has released yet another great, free tool for Windows 7: AdSevenIconChanger. This tool changes the default icons in Windows 7. Here’s an example of how you’d change the shortcut arrow:
1. Download AdSevenIconChanger
2. Right click AdSevenIconChanger.exe and click Run as administrator.
Windows Forums member, grr, asked the following question in our suggestion box:
There are 10 or more different types of keys for Microsoft products. example, VLM, KLM, abc, xyz, oem, etc. I have to admit that still till date I’m not having a proper and reasonable understanding of all these different keys. It would be great if a post could be made on the blog explaining the difference for these keys.
Yesterday Rich let you know about our new sub-forum, Windows 7 Tutorials.
Today i want to share with you some of the great content that resides here.
A big thanks go to our forum members that have contributed, keep it up!
See which sites have been visited on your PC (even if private browsing mode is used)
Create a Windows 7 System Repair Disc
Hibernate vs. Sleep vs. Shut-Down
i3, i5, and i7; Dual, Quad, Hexa Core Processors. How to they Differ?
Intel's Ivy Bridge Processor: new Features