An update is available for Windows 7 and for Windows Server 2008 R2. This update addresses an issue in which the thumbnail controls for some applications are not displayed on the taskbar.
After you install this update, you may have to restart your system.
- All supported x86-based versions of Windows 7
- All supported x64-based versions of Windows 7
- All supported x64-based versions of Windows Server 2008 R2
Nasty, nasty, little bastard.
Wouldn’t it be frustrating if you were trying to search for something on Google and clicking away on search results only ends you up on websites and web pages that have nothing to do with what you are searching for?
We have some bad news for you, you probably ended up being infected with the Google Redirect Virus.
The Google Redirect Virus is a browser hijacking virus that manages to infect browsers like Internet Explorer and Firefox by redirecting innocent browser users to different malicious websites, scam advertisings, annoying pop-ups and concealing Google results.
This is one of those things you think you know how to do until you have to do it and you go... "how do I do that again?" Not to worry... this will make it to our FAQ section for future reference.
We have received many requests to share a tutorial for the basic installations of various components in Windows 7, since it’s still a new operating system for users shifting or upgrading from Windows XP and/or Windows Vista.
I actually have to do this for my daughters laptop which does not have a DVD drive.
Ever wondered how you boot or instal Windows 7 using an USB Flash Drive? While it may not be a very easy process, in reality, it isn’t rocket science and even novices will be able to do it.
Installing the OS using the USB Flash Disk method, is not only possible for Windows 7 but also for Windows Vista and Windows XP — all you need to do is to create a bootable Flash drive with the system files.
I love this guy...
Microsoft Scripting Guy Ed Wilson here. It is a quiet Sunday morning here in Charlotte, North Carolina. The female humanoid that shares my domicile has departed. She used her last remaining air miles to fly up to Kentucky to visit her family. I still am not flying, and could not have gone with her if I had wanted to—a great excuse, but then not really an excuse if it is true. Before she left, she spent several days telling me both what to do and what not to do while she was gone. She then decided to test my comprehension.
“Now while I am gone, what are you going to do for supper?” she asked with sincerity.
“I have a credit card, and I have the phone number of a good pizza place programmed on speed dial in the phone in my office,” I answered with plausible truthfulness.
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