Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 November 2012

How To Share Printer In Windows 7 Without Password

Printer sharing in office and home can allow multiple users to print their files on a single printer. Although printer sharing is quite easy, but in case when one system shutdown or restart, you need to connect the printer again, which is quite difficult and time-consuming in corporate organization as you manually need to share each and every printer in the morning time.

Sunday, 14 October 2012

Top 5 Ways That Help You Save Your PC From Tracking and Monitoring

While the world has been revolutionized with various useful inventions, technology advancement has opened up the ways for many intruders and hackers. One may now easily access your computer without making any physical use of it. Here are top 5 interesting methods to save your computer from being accessed illegally by an intruder.

Monday, 10 September 2012

How To Fix Any Corrupt Windows 7 Gadget

I really love my Windows 7 Gadgets especially the Weather Gadget which displays all weather information of your desired city right on your Desktop, but sometimes these gadgets may corrupt and displays nothing because of some viruses or other reason. Yesterday my Calendar Gadget got corrupt and display nothing except the orange blank screen, so after some research I found out a couple of ways to fix the corrupt widgets.

Monday, 25 June 2012

How To Make Ethernet Primary Choice Instead In Wi-Fi On Windows

Nowadays Wi-Fi networks are so much common and convenient that everyone prefers to use wireless internet connection instead of wired connection. One of the most prominent factor that forces the users to use Wi-Fi is the mobility, as you can easily move around in a limited area by keeping your connection on, but when it comes to speed then there are so many glitches in Wi-Fi as compared to Ethernet - wired connection. Thus, Ethernet is the more suitable option than Wi-Fi, in terms of speed. In Windows when you are using both connections at the same time then actually you are using Wi-Fi. This is by default settings of the Windows, but you can change it quite easily by going through the simple procedure listed below: