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Today in this post I will tell you how you can minimize all windows which are open. If you are using Windows (XP, Vista or 7) computer you can use shortcut key + D to minimize all open windows on your desktop. And if you are using Windows 7 you can shake one window which you don’t want to minimize (want keep to keep it opwn) Continue reading Minimize All Windows With A Shake Of Your Mouse (Aero Shake)
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How To Know Whether Your Computer Is 32-bits Or 64-bits
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Today in this post I will tell you how you can know which bit (32-bit and 64-bit) of operating system you are using. Whenever you download any software most of the time you were asked to choose whether you want to download for Windows 32-bit (x86) or Windows 64-bit (x64). Because the terms 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) refer to the way a computer’s processor (also called a CPU), handles information Continue reading How To Know Whether Your Computer Is 32-bits Or 64-bits
Process Of Installing And Upgrading Of All Major Versions Of Windows On Same Computer
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Today in this post I will show you a video where a person from Scotland did an experiment by installing all the versions of Windows on same computer. An experiment to see the effects of installing every major upgrade version of windows, in order, on the same machine Continue reading Process Of Installing And Upgrading Of All Major Versions Of Windows On Same Computer
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How To Make Use Of Windows Key In 20+ Ways
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Today in this post I will tell you how you can use Windows Key in many different ways. Windows key is the which have four squares made on it and stuck in the middle of Ctrl and Alt key (left side of your keyboard), Mostly use (if anyone use it)as the shortcut key for opening Start menu at the down-left corner of your screen.
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Below I will refer Windows key as Windows icon
- : Start menu
- + B = Focus on Notification bar (beside where you see time)
- + D = Minimize all window and goes to the desktop (if you press it twice it will reopen all the window which get minimize)
- + E = Windows Explorer
- + F = Search window (to search files and folder in your computer)
- + G = Bring Windows Sidebar gadgets in front and makes the focus it
- + L = Lock the active user (if it is password protected) and switch user
- + R = Opens Run dialog box
- + T = Focus on items opened in Taskbar
- + U = Open Utility Manager also known as Ease of Access
- + M = Minimize all window
- + Shift + M = Restore windows that were minimized with + M
- + F1 = Windows Help window
- + Alt + Entre ↵ = Open Window Media Center
- + 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 and so on = Switch between windows
- + + / - = Open the Magnifier Utility
- + Ctrl + F = Find Computer
- + Ctrl + Alt + Entre ↵ = Open Properties of any selected files and folder
- + Tab ⇆ = Change/cycle focus on desktop and Taskbar (may not work if all application is not minimize)
- + Pause / Break = System Properties
- + Shift + ← / → arrow key = Move the active window from one monitor to the other (when more than one monitor is used)
- + Ctrl + Tab ⇆ = Focus goes to Quick launch toolbar (use Tab, left arrow and right arrow key to navigate) (may not work if all application is not minimize)
Note: – Some of the function may not work in Windows XP. If you don’t have Windows key on your keyboard then you can use Ctrl + Esc to open Start menu.
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Keep your Important window Always on Top
Surfing on the internet but the player is always on the top.
Working on the MS Excel but the Calculator is always on the top.
Tip: you can also keep more then one window on the top by selecting each window at a time and press Ctrl + Space Bar respectively.
Working on the MS word but keeping the three different window always on the top.