1. Make Windows 7 faster – Part 1
2. Make Windows 7 faster – Part 3
3. Make Windows 7 faster – Part 2
4. Vista to Windows 7 Upgrades Kill Access to OEM Recovery Applications
5. UI Changes to Expect in Firefox 4.0
6. Recover Windows 7 from Driver Update
7. Patch Registration Cleanup Tool for Window 7
1. Windows 7 RTM Enterprise 90-Day Evaluation
3. DirectX 11 Resources for Windows 7 and Vista
4. Windows 7 Upgrade Performance
5. Windows 7 Windows XP Mode RC Hotfix for Shared Folder Performance
6. Automatic Windows 7 Installs
7. Office 2010 Build 14.0.4417.1000
9. DirectX with Windows 7 Support
10. Firefox 3.6 Beta 1 Up Next
and other popular tips
SpeedyFox is a free to use tool which lets you speed up firefox startup speed, faster navigation when browsing history, browse cookies more faster and in all the overall firefox interface much faster after running the tool.
We had written some other ways to speed up firefox before
- How to Double Firefox Speed,
- About:Config Tweaks For Firefox 3,
- Speed up your Firefox 3.0.1 – Part1,
- Speed up your Firefox 3.0.1 – Part2,
- How to make Firefox load pages faster,
- Speed Up Your Internet With FireFox,
- Make Firefox Faster With Your Old Firefox Profile
This small application actually compacts the size of the SQLITE databases which store a lot of setting related to your firefox profile, there by customise the databases light to load and ensure faster speed of operations in firefox.
It has a very basic interface, you just need to select the firefox profile you are using [ normally that is the default profile for many people ] after selecting the profile click Speed Up My Firefox button Read More»
There’s an easy way to stretch Windows 7’s 30-day free-trial period to 120 days so you can determine whether Microsoft’s new operating system meets your needs.
Even better if you know the secret you can try out any version of Win7, from Ultimate to the lowly Basic, using a single install disc.
It’s fair to say that by now hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of copies of Windows 7 sit on DVDs and hard drives all over the world. You might have downloaded a copy of Win7 from the official sites: Microsoft Developer Network, TechNet, or Software Advantage. Perhaps you hooked up your machine to a torrent or a newsgroup site to download the new OS. Or maybe you snagged a copy from your tech-savvy sister-in-law.
Whichever channel you use, if you don’t already have a copy of Windows 7, you can easily put your paws on the installation bits and burn your own install DVD. Just be sure what you downloaded is the real, shipping version of Windows 7. One way to confirm this is to use a set of checksum verification instructions found on Pctipsbox. Read More»
1- Install Windows 7 From Bootable USB Drive
2- Windows Service Pack Blocker Tool Kit
3- Firefox Split into Multiple Processes
4- Vista to XP Copying Performance Slower
5- Vista SP2 and XP SP3 Security Release ISO Image
6- Windows 7 SDK RTM Cooking in Parallel with the OS
8- Vista SP2 RTM Management Tools
9- XP SP3 Installation Failure Errors
1. Windows 7 RC Activation Product Keys
2. Windows 7 RC and Activation Product Keys
3.Install Windows Virtual PC in Windows 7 RC
4. Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7
5. How to install vista drivers on windows 7
6. How to Run PlayStation 2 (PS2) Games on Your PC with PCSX2
7. Internet Explorer 8 RTW MUI Packs for XP SP3
8. Windows 7 Automated Installation Kit
9. Windows 7 System Requirements
10. Fix Incorrect Access Control Lists on the Windows 7
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3. Free Windows 7 Demo Toolkit
4. Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.5 for Windows 7
5. Registry Tweaks to Enhance Your Windows XPerience – Part 10
7. TOP 10 – March 2009 Popular Tips
8. Automatic Upgrades to Internet Explorer 8
1. Windows 7 Calculator to Vista
2. Windows XP Automatically Logoff after logon
3. Vista SP2 RC
5. Windows 7 Driver Kit Documentation
6. Registry Tweaks to Enhance Your Windows XPerience – Part 9
7. Security Compliance Management Toolkit v2.0
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1. Hardware Support for Windows 7
3. XP SP3 RTM and Vista SP1 RTM
4. 10 Tips to Make Your Computer Run Faster
5. Problems of Internet Explorer 7
7. Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit for Windows 7
8. Top 10 – January 2009 Popular Tips
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