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Tuesday, September 13, 2016
How to check that you have install final version of WIndows 10
How to check that you have install final version of WIndows 10
Yourre part of lucky that install final version of windows 10 ? and you wante to check the exacte version of windows 10 that you have install.
Here is a trick to do that. :
-Run windows stat menu "I know a verry prety to get a start menu agin :) "
-Type "winver" then type "Enter" Key
-In the window that appear , check version (Build XXXXX) it chould be equale or high then 10240
Here is a trick to do that. :
-Run windows stat menu "I know a verry prety to get a start menu agin :) "
-Type "winver" then type "Enter" Key
-In the window that appear , check version (Build XXXXX) it chould be equale or high then 10240
This element can confime that you install Final version Windows 10
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Monday, September 12, 2016
10 Tips And Tricks That All Windows Users Would Love To Know
10 Tips And Tricks That All Windows Users Would Love To Know
Making Shortcut for Running your Favorite Programs:
If you think that doubling tapping the programs icon is worthless and time wastage then this is the best trick for you to open programs fast and easy. Right click on the program icon and then go to properties. There go to the shortcut tab and click on the Shortcut line. It will show you “none”. Press any desired key you like to assign for the launching of that program. After that the line will generate the shortcut starting with “Ctrl + Alt + your desired key. Click Apply and you are ready to launch that program just from your desktop.
Search It Directly from the Taskbar:
Want to make it easier for viewing links. Well, this trick will definitely come in handy. Right click the taskbar and select properties, in the toolbars section select the things you would like on your taskbar and check the Address box, click Apply. Now you can search any link directly from the taskbar in your default browser. Just type a link and the search result will show up in a window in the default browser.
Must Read: Useful Notepad Tricks For Windows 2015
Toggle between running Programs on the Desktop:
I think this won’t be new to many people as this functions is inherited from Windows XP. But its still there in 7 and 8.1. Just press alt button on the keyboard and start press in TAB key, a box showing the running programs will appear. Now you can easily toggle between programs, without touching the taskbar.
Increase no, of items in the jump lists:
Want to have a lot of recents in your jump list. Goto Taskbar properties> jump lists. Here just select the number of recent items you want and just click apply.
Search More Effectively:
Most of windows 8 users might miss the 7 and XP style of searching. But 8.1 might surprise you with its more effective search trick. Just click the search tab in the top right corner of the Windows Explorer. After clicking it search tools will appear in the top left section in the menu bar just besides the view option. Now you can search with many fancy filters this will definitely make your search more effective. And it’s much better than the previous search tools given in previous versions of windows.
Must Read: How To Paste Any Code or Command In Cmd By Using CTRL+V
Aero Snap:
Now this maybe a very little aspect but a very useful one for multitasking users. You can easily size two windows with just one drag or by one or two commands on the key board. Just drag in any window to the left or right of the screen and it will cover exactly the half of that side of screen and you can do the same for the rest of the screen. Want to use key board then open the window and press windows key + right arrow for the right side and left arrow key for the left side.
Make the most from Right Click Options:
Usually when you right click a folder or item it will give you many options and also the sendto options gives you some options to. But what if I tell you that you can increase the right click options as well as the sendto options. Just press and hold the sift key and then press the right click the item and you’ll see many options in the right click menu as well as the sendto menu will also give you many locations.
File Path copying:
Want to copy a file path of a certain item. Just hold down the shift key and right click that item and click on the copy as path option. Now, your file path is copied to clip board. For example, if you want to tell how to get to that folders location or just want to upload to an online source just paste the path and make your life easy.
Launch Taskbar Programs Directly From The Keyboard:
Fed up of clicking the taskbar programs. Well, here’s a new trick that will surely help you. To launch any program directly from the taskbar, just press the Windows key + the number on which it is present on the taskbar. For instance, in the picture here I would like to open Mozilla. So, I will press Windows Key + 5 key and Mozilla will launch. Neat isn’t it.
Must Read: How To Use Android Apps On PC?
New Window launching:
Want to launch another window of a running program. Let’s say for Mozilla you want to open a new window. Just hold down the shift key and either click the program that is opened previously or press shift + Windows key + the no. of tab on the taskbar and there you go a new tab. Its sure to save your time.
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Monday, August 22, 2016
3 Ways to Update Windows Drivers for Hardware That isn’t Working Properly or Has Outdated Drivers
3 Ways to Update Windows Drivers for Hardware That isn’t Working Properly or Has Outdated Drivers
Hardware Working Improperly on Windows Laptop/Desktop
If your Windows hardware device is working improperly, don’t blame the innocent device itself. Before taking the hardware device to the doctor’s store, you may need to check whether the software that supports the hardware to work is all right. It is quite obvious that the software is the bridge that connects with the hardware and your computer, called driver.
An outdated, corrupted or missing driver can lead to hardware failures. So for any reason, just uninstall the drivers and reinstall it with the latest and suitable driver. How to? Generally, there are 3 ways to update your Windows drivers.
3 Ways to Update Drivers for Windows Hardware Devices
First of all, the commonly used devices on computer are video/graphics card that produces normal display, sound card, network card (both cable network and wireless network are included), motherboard. And there are many peripheral devices connecting with computer like keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, mobile phones, card readers, digital camera, gamepad and so on. Click here for more drivers download. All the peripheral devices need proper drivers to work with computer.
Now let’s learn how to update and fix driver problems for your Windows computer.
Method 1: Use Smart Driver Update Software
The easiest and most energy-efficient way is to use an automatic driver update program tool which would detect the missing, corrupted and outdated drivers and then install the right ones with ease.
There are many such programs, maybe the most popular and well-known one is Driver Booster, right? But today I’d like to recommend a new giant rise of driver update software – DriveTheLife. It is very simple and clean to use, totally free for all Windows users. Have a try of the new choice!
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| DriveTheLife-Update Drivers |
Method 2: Update Drivers Through Windows Update
Most drivers update can be found via Windows Update. So you can check for hardware outdated drivers from Windows Update. But not all updates are included in Windows Update and there might be some delay to inform updated drivers.
- Press Start button, in the search box, type update, in the list of results, click Windows Update.
- In the left pane of the new window, click Check for updates. It will inform you available updates after the check. Click the link to see detailed information about the update. Each type of update might include drivers.
- On the Select the updates you want to install page, look for updates for your hardware devices, select the check box for each driver that you want to install, and then click OK.
- If there are any driver updates, click Install updates. If it prompts for a computer restart, the update will take effect after the restart.
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| Windows Update |
Method 3: Download and Install Drivers Updates by Yourself
The last and the least recommended way is to download and update drivers by your own especially you are not knowledgeable on computer hardware and software. It is troublesome to do this, what’s worse is that if you install the wrong driver, device may not work and even lead to dead computer in the worst case.
However, if you hold a firm decision to update drivers by yourself, do as the follows:
- Check your hardware information and find the corresponding drivers from its manufacture’s website, download drivers from the driver download page.
- If it is a ZIP file, unzip it and click the right .exe program to install (Just like installing other software).
- After the driver installed alright, restart your PC to let the new driver take effect.
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| Update Drivers Yourself |
You can choose any of the above methods to update Windows hardware drivers as necessary.
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Wednesday, August 10, 2016
How to Do a Driver Rollback Restore Driver That isnt Working to Its Previous Version
How to Do a Driver Rollback Restore Driver That isnt Working to Its Previous Version
We always believe a myth that the new is the better. And it is truly a principle that the new is the improvement of the old, in most cases. However, there is exception. The best example people may want to break this myth is when they encounter problems with their computer after updating a device driver.
Note that even sometimes driver update could bring unexpected accident, it does not mean all driver update is bad and we should reject all driver update. For example, for gamers, updating GPU driver is quite important to get new features, faster speed and better experience.
Tip: In order to revert to your driver, you are always suggested to backup drivers before updating.
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| Restore Driver to the Old Version |
How to Fix Crashed Computer Resulted from a Driver Update?
If you are unlucky to suffer from crashed games, blue screens, dead computer, etc. after upgrading your driver, the easy and efficient fix is to roll back the updated drivers to the old version. To roll back drivers, you have 2 options.
Option 1: Using DriveTheLife to Reinstall Drivers to Whichever Version You Like
DriveTheLife is a free and simple tool that helps resolve driver problems, update outdated drivers, backup, restore and uninstall drivers for Windows hardware devices. After download, install and launch, it will start an automatic scan of the drivers and list the missing/corrupted ones, not backed up ones, normal ones by category.
If you just updated the driver, it may be listed in the normal list. Sometimes, DriveTheLife will also identify the updated driver that ruined your computer and prompt you to fix it. If it cant identify the driver, it is not disputable since it identifies it as the latest ones.
If the driver is in the normal list, locate it and pull the dropdown menu of version where will show all the versions including the latest and the old. Choose the version you want and click reinstall.
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| Reinstall Driver |
If the driver is listed in the ones that need to be repaired, just fix it with the one click Repair.
Option 2: Roll Back the Driver in Device Manager
- From Start menu, search Device Manager, press Enter.
- Locate the driver that ruined your computer.
- Double click it and you will be directed to the Property box.
- Choose the Driver tab and click on "Roll Back Driver".
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| Roll Back Driver |
Note: If theres no previous version of the driver installed for the selected device, the Roll Back Driver button will be unavailable (grey). In this case, you can adopt option 1 to install whichever you want.
Additional Fix of the Updated Driver Problem
Another repair of this updated driver issue is to uninstall the driver then reinstall a compatible one. DriveTheLife can help remove unwanted drivers easily with one click. After that. start a Rescan of your computer, DriveTheLife will identify the missing driver and find the best-matched driver, you can install it with one click Repair.
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Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Move Outlook information to another computer that has Outlook 2010 installed
Move Outlook information to another computer that has Outlook 2010 installed
Microsoft Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010
Move Outlook information to another computer that has Outlook 2010 installed
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/move-outlook-information-to-another-computer-that-has-outlook-2010-installed-HA102544948.aspx
Microsoft Outlook 2003
Copy Autocomplete name list to another computer
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/copy-autocomplete-name-list-to-another-computer-HA001139451.aspx
Microsoft Outlook 2003
Copy the AutoComplete list to another computer
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/copy-the-autocomplete-list-to-another-computer-HA010097887.aspx
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Sunday, July 31, 2016
Customize a boot image that uses Windows PE 4 or Windows PE 10
Customize a boot image that uses Windows PE 4 or Windows PE 10
Use of DISM and WMI to customize an existant Windows PE 10
- Copy the boot image (wimpe.wim) from the Windows AIK installation folder (for example, <InstallationPath>Windows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64) to a folder on the computer from which you will customize the boot image. This procedure uses C:WinPEWAIK as the folder name. ( If you have alerady create your own WIM by following this tutorial you can use them without copying WIM of step 1)
- Use DISM to mount the boot image to a local Windows PE folder. For example, type the following command-line:dism.exe /mount-wim /wimfile:C:WinPEWAIKwinpe.wim /index:1 /mountdir:C:WinPEMountWhere C:WinPEWAIK is the folder that contains the boot image and C:WinPEMount is the mounted folder.
NoteFor more information about DISM, see the Deployment Image Servicing and Management Technical Reference topic in the Windows 7 TechNet Documentation Library. - After you mount the boot image, use DISM to add optional components to the boot image. In Windows PE 3.1, for example, the optional components are located in <InstallationPath>Windows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs.NoteThis procedure uses the following location for the optional components: C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs. The path you use might be different depending on the version and installation options you choose for the Windows AIK.Type the following to install the optional components:dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPswinpe-wmi.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPswinpe-scripting.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPswinpe-wds-tools.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs<locale>winpe-wmi_<locale>.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs<locale>winpe-scripting_<locale>.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs<locale>winpe-wds-tools_<locale>.cab"Where C:WinPEMount is the mounted folder and locale is the locale for the components. For example, for the en-us locale, you would type:dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPsen-uswinpe-wmi_en-us.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs en-uswinpe-scripting_en-us.cab"dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-package /packagepath:"C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPs en-uswinpe-wds-tools_en-us.cab"
TipFor more information about the different packages that you can add to the boot image, see the Add a Package to a Windows PE Image topic in the Windows 7 TechNet Documentation Library. - Use DISM to add specific drivers to the boot image, when required. Type the following to add drivers to the boot image, if required:dism.exe /image:C:WinPEMount /add-driver /driver:<path to driver .inf file>Where C:WinPEMount is the mounted folder.
- Type the following to unmount the boot image file and commit the changes.dism.exe /unmount-wim /mountdir:C:WinPEMount /commitWhere C:WinPEMount is the mounted folder.
- Add the updated boot image to Configuration Manager to make it available to use in your task sequences. Use the following steps to import the updated boot image:
- In the Configuration Manager console, click Software Library.
- In the Software Library workspace, expand Operating Systems, and then click Boot Images.
- On the Home tab, in the Create group, click Add Boot Image to start the Add Boot Image Wizard.
- On the Data Source page, specify the following options, and then click Next.
- In the Path box, specify the path to the updated boot image file. The specified path must be a valid network path in the UNC format. For example: <servername><WinPEWAIK share>winpe.wim.
- Select the boot image from the Boot Image drop-down list. If the WIM file contains multiple boot images, each image is listed.
- On the General page, specify the following options, and then click Next.
- In the Name box, specify a unique name for the boot image.
- In the Version box, specify a version number for the boot image.
- In the Comment box, specify a brief description of how the boot image is used.
- Complete the wizard.
- You can enable a command shell in the boot image to debug and troubleshoot it in Windows PE. Use the following steps to enable the command shell.
- In the Configuration Manager console, click Software Library.
- In the Software Library workspace, expand Operating Systems, and then click Boot Images.
- Find the new boot image in the list and identify the package ID for the image. You can find the package ID in the Image ID column for the boot image.
- From a command prompt, type wbemtest to open the Windows Management Instrumentation Tester.
- Type <SMS Provider Computer> ootsmssite_<sitecode> in Namespace, and then click Connect.
- Click Open Instance, type sms_bootimagepackage.packageID="<packageID>", and then click OK. For packageID, enter the value that you identified in step 3.
- Click Refresh Object, and then click EnableLabShell in the Properties pane.
- Click Edit Property, change the value to TRUE, and click Save Property.
- Click Save Object, and then exit the Windows Management Instrumentation Tester.
- You must distribute the boot image to distribution points, distribution point groups, or to collections that are associated with distribution point groups before you can use the boot image in a task sequence. Use the following steps to distribute the boot image.
- In the Configuration Manager console, click Software Library.
- In the Software Library workspace, expand Operating Systems, and then click Boot Images.
- Click the boot image identified in step 3.
- On the Home tab, in the Deployment group, click Update Distribution Points.
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