If you would like to assist a friend remotely or present from your machine and have others look in, TeamViewer is for you. Learn, in this guide, what team viewer is and where to download it.
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Every month we take a look around some of the most interesting windows-related web sites. We collect the best free stuff and write tips to help you get more out of Windows. Below you’ll find wallpapers, icon packs, fonts, screensavers, and freeware we’ve found over the last 30 days. We’ve also put together our most popular windows guides.
Enjoy the overview of stuff you shouldn’t have missed in September 2009
RadarSync is a program designed to keep your drivers and software up to date. In this guide, you’ll learn what RadarSync does and then you can try it for yourself.
Update: As RadarSync is no longer completely free, a representative from RadarSync got in contact. Their comments are at the bottom of this review along with a 30% off coupon code.
The default backgrounds in Windows 7 are very pleasing to look at. However, many of you like to change the login screen. There are plenty of programs out there that do the job well. This one is in a league of it’s own. Logon Screen Rotator (2.1.0.2) is a tiny freeware program that can not only change your login screen, it can use multliple images or folders of images to do it and rotate them. An innovative touch to this program is it’s ability to change at a user specified time.
No installation is required for this to work. Just extract the application and run it.
Windows Guides Reader, Keith Johnson, recently downloaded IOBIT Security 360 after I reviewed it earlier this month. Keith liked it so much, he wrote the following review:
Recently, Rich Robinson, MVP and Webmaster of Minty White Dot Com, sent out a most useful piece of information in his website RSS feed. Specifically, Rich informed readers like myself of a utility program called IObit Security 360. Now, I have seen quite a few computer care programs out there, but this program is really cool. What I like most about it is the extremely simple and intuitive user interface. Once you download and install the program and get it running, you will notice four basic buttons on the left pane of the utility: Overview, Scan, Protection and Tools.
Readers, I believe a brief update is on the cards; a few things have changed lately. I’ll attempt to keep you updated with the major changes:
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- ReCaptcha is being used on members’ blogs to cut spam comments for them (thanks for the suggestion Christopher.)
- MyWindowsPC Help, the official MyWindowsPC help blog has been updated and given a new name.
- Members’ posts are now being featured on the front page.
- The site activity feed is now being parsed to the sidebar of Windows Guides.
7. Change The W7MC Background.
One of the most obvious changes you’ll notice through this series is the changes in the background W7MC displays.
Rich has made a huge collection of wallpapers. Have a browse through them and pick a new wallpaper for your media center.
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Adam, is our newest writer on Windows Guides. Adam is a web entrepreneur and iPhone expert; his company, Snapp Software focuses on iPhone and other mobile application development. His articles will focus on how to get the most out of using your iPhone with your PC. As most iPhone users own a PC, I’m sure you’ll all find his articles really useful.
He gave us a kick start this morning with How to Sync Documents Seamlessly from PC to iPhone and I’m sure we can expect to see more great content like this. Look out for his articles on Sunday mornings—a great time to sharpen your skills.
Please welcome Adam in the comments (and have a chance at Winning a retail copy of Windows 7.)
If you have a microphone and a desire to speak to your computer and tell it what to do, this guide is for you. In this guide, you’ll learn how to calibrate Windows Speech Recognition and where to learn how to use it.
Iobit Security 360 is the latest software from the company that brought you Advanced SystemCare, which is used by many Windows Guides readers. I’ve tested Security 360 for four weeks now and I’m very happy with it; thus, I share my findings with you and invite you to give it a try.
