The Refresh rate refers to the frequency at which the screen is redrawn to offer a better screen quality. People prefer to set a high frequency rate, so that the visibility enhances resulting into the less strain on the eyes. The Monitor refresh rate can be set separately as well as in respect of the screen resolution. Through this article, you will learn to change monitor refresh rate in … [Read more...]
How to Change Default Browser in Windows 7
If you don't want to select the browser, every time you open any post related to the internet, then you can set a default browser. In case, you need to change the default browser due to the change in your browser settings, you can easily change it by performing the simple steps. This article explains the steps to change default browser in windows 7, to be followed in sequence to solve the … [Read more...]
How to show File Extensions in Windows 7
In windows, file extensions are kept hidden in order to keep things as simple as possible. File Extension is a set of characters which help windows to recognize the kind of information present in the file. Mostly it is assigned at the end of every file. There are two parts in files: Descriptive part ( defines the name of the file). File Extension (tells the kind of file). Some … [Read more...]
How to Show Hidden Files in Windows 7
Do you know that you can easily hide your files and folders from an unauthorized users. Yes you heard that right, this new feature is introduced by Windows 7. The best part of this feature is that your files and folders are hidden from others and cannot be read or modified. Hidden files and folders are the one, in which your files reside and exist on the computer system, but you will not be … [Read more...]
How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 7
Mapping a network means allowing anyone to access the files and software on different computers with the same network. Once the drive has been mapped, you can easily read or write any files on the client's computer. This particular drive that you have selected for mapping will be available every time you start the computer. In order to increase the storage area in the client computer, you can … [Read more...]
How to Make Disk Partition in Windows 7 after Installation
Windows 7 allows you to create, resize and manage your hard disk partitions by using any third-party software, without any need to boot the system. The Disk Partitioning means to divide the hard drives into many parts and make them available for the Operating System. Generally people don't easily make the partition of their hard drives because once your hard drive is partitioned, you need to … [Read more...]
How to Password Protect a Folder in Windows 7
If you are working on some confidential file and you want it to be protected from the outsiders then the best way is to protect it by applying the password to the folder. Unauthorized users cannot have any access to read, delete or modify your data files without your permission. There are several methods to apply password protection to the folders, among these, the third party software is one … [Read more...]
How to Recover Deleted Files in Windows 7
Have you ever mistakenly deleted an Important File? Now what? At first it seems like your file is gone permanently. But actually you have not deleted the content, only the file entry is removed. Windows mark the space automatically as a part of the restore point. It is easy to recover the deleted files if you are using the windows. If you are trying to recover the deleted files then this … [Read more...]
How to take Screenshot in Windows 7
The Screenshot is basically the image which is taken by your computer system in order to record your screen. If you want to give a presentation or some demonstration, it is far better to demonstrate your topic with the help of images which are used in the presentation rather than the notes. There are certain situations when you have to send your display image to your co-worker informing him … [Read more...]
How to Rotate Screen in Windows 7
Rotating your screen is not so much in practice as windows has very little to do with this aspect of display. But some people want to change their screen orientation in order to match their external display. By default the General Screen Orientation is landscape (which is horizontal), but you can change it to the portrait(i.e. vertical). If you ever want to scroll some lengthy pages, you can … [Read more...]
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