Windows 7 Overview – Better than Vista? Video

by Justin on 13-12-2009

Window 7 is definitely better and improved than Windows Vista. I have been using Windows 7 for many days now and I am completely satisfied with its performance and working with it. Here is a video overview of Windows 7 showing how it is better than Windows Vista.

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All Microsoft Products Error Messages And Their Solutions

by Hiroshi on 07-12-2009

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Its common to encounter error messages while using Microsoft products for any IT professional. Error messages arise due to the virus attacks, system malfunction, malware or adware attacks, files overwrite problem and through many other resources. Well good news is this, you do not have to go and search for every error message that you encounter with Windows, Microsoft Office or any other product. It is now all at the single place.

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Microsoft Future Vision – 498 Years Later

by Hiroshi on 25-10-2009

Here is how Microsoft sees future for you and your family.

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Get Microsoft Windows 7 for Just $50 Dollars

by Hiroshi on 07-10-2009

win-7-offerIf you have not gone to college yet and you want to get Windows 7 for less, now is the time to enroll. Students will be able to buy Windows 7 Home Premium edition and Windows 7 Professional edition for just £30. Microsoft is offering college and university students Windows 7 operating system in less price. Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional will be available for £30 each, compared to the normal prices of £79.99 and £189.99 respectively.

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Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional and Ultimate Comparison

by Hiroshi on 05-10-2009

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Windows 7 comes in many flavors mainly Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate. Many people bought Windows Vista without looking into what they were getting inside until they found idiot outside. Not to mention, inside was the glorious Intel. Vista also appeared in many flavors / versions. So does Windows 7. Know the features each version contains and then buy it. Here is a comparison of what Windows 7 will have in its different versions?

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Microsoft Multi Touch Optimized Applications & Games For Windows 7

by Hiroshi on 29-08-2009

Microsoft has announced the "Microsoft Touch Pack for Windows 7", exactly after a year of new operating system’s multi-touch capabilities announcement. Windows 7 Touch Pack is a set of Six games and applications which are optimized for Multi-touch PC’s. It comprises of 3 games and 3 MS surface applications. The touch Pack is available for PC makers who has the option of installing the software on touch-ready systems. Microsoft Touch Pack for Windows 7 consists of Surface Globe, Surface Collage, Blackboard, Rebound, Garden Pond, Surface Globe and the Surface Lagoon screen saver.

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Office 2010 The Movie

by Hiroshi on 26-08-2009

It is something about the changing fonts; between Arial and Wingdings and increasing margins. Get ready for the powerpoint (What! like I was doing it with Word before...). Get the new outlook (sounds cool...). Excel and sharepoint workspace are a tour de force. Visio is back. Onenote is here. Official Trailer to Office 2010. and bla bla bla...Watch the video. I am sure, In the end, you will say: "lol".

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Free Antivirus by Microsoft

by Hiroshi on 14-06-2009

Microsoft is changing its strategy for offering PC antivirus software, with plans to discontinue its subscription-based consumer security suite (Live One Care) and instead offer individuals free software to protect their PCs. Code-named Morro, the new offering will be available in the second half of 2009 and will protect against viruses, spyware, rootkits, and Trojans, the company said in a statement.

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Microsoft, Apple, IBM – Antitrust and Pirates of Silicon Valley

by Hiroshi on 11-06-2009

This post is a treat for me and TechMynd readers. I am going to highlight several things about Microsoft, Apple, Macintosh, IBM, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and the movies which I think every IT professional or geek should watch. The Pirates of Silicon Valley and The Antitrust. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are two college drop outs. Yet they ceased the future and gave this world a new dimension to explore. Now people live different, they think different, they communicate differently. Here I am mixing up some facts, fun and fiction together.

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Why Windows Users Hate Windows Despite Using it

by Hiroshi on 31-05-2009

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There are most users of Windows Operating System then any other OS alive and will be; perhaps, unless there would be any wicked revolution by open source hitting everybody from everywhere or Microsoft closes down for greater good of all or due to any other weird cause. People use Microsoft Windows but they do not love it. They are forced to use it because most of their programs run with Microsoft Windows easily. They have been using it for many years now and know it best. Usually they can tell instantly that when it is necessary to reinstall the windows. It could have been the best Operating System of the world or perhaps for Universe, but sadly it is not. Every professional who is using windows, is using it but when he looks at the Apple Mac user or Linux Ubuntu User, he sighs and thumbs him up with a cheeky face, wondering when he will be able to switch.

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