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Thursday, April 11, 2013

Features The Hidden Secrets of Windows 8

After using Windows 8 for a few days, we've uncovered some interesting features, some of which are not immediately visible on the screen. The strangest part is that Microsoft has not talked about any of these features in their official blog post.

For your convenience, today we will share a topic about some hidden secret that we've discovered in Windows 8. So without wasting time, let's share the hidden gems in Windows 8:

1. Hidden Quick Access Menu (Win + X Menu)

Although Microsoft has removed the Start button and Start Menu of Windows 8 Taskbar but they have added features Quick Access Menu (QAM) is hidden that provides easy access to many applications such systems are useful:

Programs and Features
Power Options
system Settings
device manager
command Prompt
Task Manager
Control Panel
look for run and some more To access QAM, move your mouse cursor to the extreme lower left corner of the screen and right click and you will get a hidden system menu

2. Auto-Save Screenshots

It was an awesome addition to Windows 8. In previous versions of Windows, whenever you need to take a screenshot of your screen, you must press "PrntScr" key or if you want to take a screenshot of the window a specific program, you need to click on it to make it active and press "Alt + PrntScr" key . After doing this, the screenshot was captured by the clipboard and you have to paste and save it using image editing software such as built-in MS Paint, Adobe Photoshop, etc.

Windows 8 makes the whole process much easier. You can simply press "Win + PrntScr" buttons together and Windows 8 will automatically save screenshots in your library folder "Images". Screenshot saved with "Screenshot.png" name. If you take more screenshots, they are saved with the additional numbers such as "Screenshot (2). Png "," Screenshot (3) png. "And so on.

3. New Hotkey to Access Safe Mode

In previous versions of Windows, if the user wants to boot into Safe Mode, he needs to press "F8" key at system startup but this is an old and well know hotkey no longer works in Windows 8. Microsoft has replaced it with a new hotkey.

New hotkey is "Shift + F8". So now you have to press "Shift + F8" keys together to access the Safe Mode option in Windows 8. I can not understand the reasons behind this move. Maybe they will use the "F8" hotkey for some new stuff? Who knows?

4. New Hot Corners in Screen

Windows 8 comes with heat angle feature that allows you to access some of the built-in option when you move the mouse cursor in the corner of your screen.

When you move your mouse cursor to the bottom left corner of the screen, it shows thumbnails Start small screen that lets you go to the Start screen.

When you move your mouse cursor to the top left corner of the screen, it shows a list of all Metro apps running so you can switch between applications or close an application.

When you move your mouse cursor to the top right corner or bottom right of the screen, it shows the new Mantra Bar where you can access the Settings, Search, Share, Devices and Start Screen charm.

If you do not like the Charms bar automatically appears on the screen as soon as you move the cursor to the top right or bottom right corner of your desktop.

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Basic Tips on Using Windows 8

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Basic Tips on Using Windows 8

Buddies for all bloggers. On occasion this time I just wanted to share Basic Tips Using Windows 8. Microsoft officially released the latest operating system, Windows 8 on Oct. 26.

Start Screen
When Buddy was log in to Windows 8, Buddy will see the new Start Screen. This is where the application is displayed in the form of a live tile. We can open the application that we like with a touch or click.

Charm Bar

Charm Bar hidden in the top right corner of the screen. It contains the Start menu, Share, Search, Device, and Settings. We can call him by sweeping the screen from right to center or cast a mouse on it. It could also be raised with the keyboard. How to press Win + C.

Recent Apps The Next Left

Contrary to the Charm bar, on the left is the applications that we have just opened. Sweep from the left to the center will showcase applications that we have just opened. This trick can also be done with the mouse.

New Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer 10 is already built-in in the Windows 8 Metro adjust with the display. IE 10 already be set Do Not Track by default. Opening the web with IE 10 is quite smooth. Open tab automatically appears full screen, while we open another tab that is hidden at the top of the screen, which can be viewed by sweeping the screen from the top to the middle.

Looking for Contact List

Socialization, synchronization, and sharing is a big part of the experience offered by Windows 8. Applications People give all the information about our contacts taken from different services, such as Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, and various other social networks.

Debut Windows Store

This is one of the most delightful innovations in Windows 8. Windows Store is devoted to apps.

zoom

Zoom in the application that we are open now very easy to do in Windows 8, the condition has been using the touch screen. Like a smartphone or tablet, we just pinch the screen to zoom. If the manual method can also be done with a scroll mouse.

Desktop Lives

In Windows 8, the traditional interface like Windows 7 can still be found by opening the Desktop application. The difference is, the desktop is enriched with typical features of Windows 8 as Charm bar above, plus a virtual keyboard.

New Windows Explorer

After 20 know, Windows Explorer File Explorer updated with the name in Windows 8, which has several new features in each library

Type To Search Confused want to find a specific menu? In Windows 8 you can type just whatever you want to search from the Search menu bar at Charm and jreengg ... the results will come out instantly.

Set your heart Apps
You can use right click to set the application as you like. Setting even easier if you use a touch screen, like using a tablet and a smartphone.

Sunday, April 7, 2013

How to Change the Windows Phone Marketplace Region

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One of the disadvantages of being the country with the 'achievements' as a pirate state application is made paranoid of the outside developers to sell in Indonesia. Impacts are many applications of Windows Phone just is not available in the Marketplace with the region Singapore, one of the developers of the applications just are reluctant to open up their applications on the market Singapuraadalah Liquid Daffodil.

After dirilisinya OS but Windows Phone 8, the problem can be slightly resolved, because in Windows Phone 8, replacing the region Marketplace can be done easily. So we can still download applications cool Windows Phone Marketplace is not available in Singapore.

To replace the Windows Phone Marketplace region, follow these steps: Go to Settings -> System (scroll down) -> region + language. At the option 'Country / Region' select the region you want, for example 'United Kingdom'. After that tap the button 'Reset'. Device will restart. If it is on normal, try to open the Marketplace / Store and look for applications that do not exist in Indonesia Marketplace, eg WordPress or Paypal and try to download. Managed it?!

Unfortunately, how to change Marketplace region like this has the disadvantage, that we are not able to download paid applications for payment systems require the credit card address must be the same as the Rochester region in which we live. But for a free app, this is not an issue.

PC TIPS BEFORE UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 8

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On October 26 last month, Microsoft has officially released their latest OS, Windows 8. If you are a loyal user of Windows, of plans to upgrade the device's favorite computer with a version of its mobile OS called Windows Phone 8. If so, let kit aikuti some tips before deciding to upgrade Windows 8 or below.

Is it really needed?
For those of you who are still comfortable using the Windows 7 operating system and has all the computing needs would be met by Windows 7, why should switch to Windows 8? But if you really want to enjoy the latest Microsoft operating system, it could not hurt to upgrade to Windows 8.

Specifications and Hardware Compatibility
If Anada decided to upgrade to Windows 8 operating system, then the first thing you should do is check the compatibility and hardware specifications that you have. You should install the Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant to determine the readiness of the hardware you have.

Microsoft has given the requisite minimum specifications to run Windows 8, make sure your minimum specifications equal to or higher than the minimum specifications for Windows 8, the following:

Processor with a speed of 1GHz or faster.
Minimum 1GB RAM memory for 32-bit versions and at least 2GB for 64-bit versions.
16 GB of hard disk space for Windows 8 32-bit or 20GB for Windows 8 64-bit.
Graphics card compatible with DirectX 9.
Monitor with a minimum resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels and 1366 x 768 pixels is recommended.
Backup your Old Operating System

If you have never tried using the Windows 8 operating system before, we recommend that you make backups of your old operating system image backup using software such as Norton Ghost or Clonezilla.

Quoted from Sidomi News, backup in the form of this image is quite important, because when the Windows 8 installation fails or the account after using Windows 8 does not correspond to your expectations, then you can restore the operating system and its applications to restore the image file that you have created.

Consider Dual-Boot Windows 8 With Your Old Operating System
If you are quite comfortable now with Windows 7 and want to use Windows 8, you can install both operating systems on one computer or laptop with a dual-boot method.

Dual-boot itself is installing two operating systems in one computer or laptop where they can be run alternately. Kahwatir users do not need to dual-boot method because when the laptop or computer is turned on, the user is offered a menu to choose which system to use oprasi.
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Monday, April 1, 2013

Password Tips to protect Office 2013 documents

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Tips Password protect Office 2013 documents, Microsoft Office 2013 certainly makes it easier to password protect your important documents such as Word, PowerPoint and Excel, using password protection and permission features. This will help you prevent your documents, workbooks, and presentations of the disorder. In this tutorial let us learn to protect Office documents with a password and permits.

Password Protect Office document
Open the Word document that you want to protect your password and click on the option 'File'. Towards the right side you will see the option 'Protect Document'.

Click on the option and you will find new options are highlighted below
Mark as Final
Encrypt with Password
Restrict Editing
Restrict Permission by People
Add a Digital Signature

Once completed, the Encrypt Document dialog box appears. In the Password box, type the password. Remember, if you fail to remember the password, Microsoft will be able to retrieve the password is lost or forgotten, so keep a list of passwords and corresponding file names in a safe place.

Enter the password you want in the Confirm Password window and click OK.

You will now see a new permission required.

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Reset Windows 8 Password

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Easy Ways to Reset Windows 8 Password

Easy Ways to Reset Windows 8 Password, About a week ago, we've discussed a tool called Recover My Password to recover or reset Windows admin password. Recover My Password can reset Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 password with a few clicks of the mouse.

While using the software Recover My Password to reset forgotten passwords quite simple, novice users may need assistance in preparing the bootable media and then boot from the media. In this guide, we'll show you how to easily reset Windows password with the help of software Recover My Password.

Step 1: Start by downloading procedure Recover My Password Home Edition. Of course, since you do not have access to your PC, you will need to download and install this software on another PC that has access to. Please note that Recover My Password is a free for home users only.

Step 2: Download-click on the setup file and follow the on-screen instructions to install Recover My Password.

Step 3: Launch Recover My Password. On the welcome screen, you will see an option to create a bootable CD or USB. Click the Burn Bootable CD / USB Disk Now button to open the Recover My Password Media Builder. Click the Next button to continue.

Step 4: Here, select the CD / DVD drive or USB drive you want to use as a bootable media, and then click the Commit button. If you are going to use a USB drive, a full backup of all data from the USB drive before clicking the Commit button. And if you want to make a CD / DVD instead, you need to insert a blank CD / DVD into the optical drive before clicking the Commit button.

Create bootable media may take some time. Once completed, you will see the following screen:

Step 5: Turn on your PC that you want to access to the password set to forget, insert the CD / DVD or USB drive, make the necessary changes to the BIOS to boot from CD or USB.

Step 6: Restart your PC. You will see the following screen:

Choose Lazesoft Live CD [EMS Enabled] and press Enter to start loading the required files.

Step 7: In the following screen, select Reset Windows Password and then click the Next button to see "The Home Edition is free license only for non-commercial use only. Only for non-commercial use?". Just click the Yes button to proceed to the next screen.

Step 8: Here, select the version of Windows and the volume where Windows is installed. If you only have one operating system on your PC, you can ignore this.

Click the Next button to continue.

Step 9: Select your user account and then click the Next button.

Step 10: Finally, click on RESET / UNLOCK button to reset the account password. Click the Finish button to reboot your PC. Boot into your user account, and set a new account password.

Ok that's all you need to do, good luck.

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PC TIPS BEFORE UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 8

Password Tips to protect Office 2013 documents

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