Sometimes major Windows updates like Windows 7 Service Pack 1 fail to install. Here are several methods for fixing that problem.
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If you need additional assistance navigating Windows, that’s where Windows Accessibility Features comes in.
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Libraries act like folders in Windows 7, but they’re not folders exactly. Find out more about libraries and why they’re useful.
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The MEMORY_MANAGEMENT Blue Screen of Death error is usually exactly what it sounds like: bad RAM. Here are steps you can take.
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User Account Control in Windows Vista & 7 allows you to adjust security levels for each user, allowing or disallowing access to many Windows functions.
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Scheduling maintenance allows you to perform processor-intensive tasks, such as checking your disk for errors, during a time where your PC isn’t in use.
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When considering a transition from Windows 7 to Windows 8, it helps to be aware of the differences between versions. Here’s more on that subject.
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Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 8 is a simple process that can get complicated if you don’t know what’s going on. Fortunately, that’s where we come in.
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Windows runs many services in the background, but many of these aren’t needed. Disabling specific Windows Services can speed up your PC.
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The sfc /scannow command, in any version of Windows, is highly important for getting your Windows system back to normal in case of corruption. Learn how.
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Windows 7 Service Pack 1, or SP1, is a big update to Windows 7 that used to be optional. Microsoft has now made it mandatory. Find out why you need it.
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Sometimes it’s important to run an older version of Windows within your newer version, for compatibility or testing purposes. Here’s how to do that.