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[Tutorial] How To Restore All Running Programs After Computer Restart [Windows]

It can be quite frustrating when you work on several things at once on your computer and after installing software or updates, your computer ask you to make a restart. When Windows is shut down and restarted, all the software that was launched and all the documents you had open are closed. So you should start again and open the document you were working. To save you time, CacheMyWork software will allow you to automatically restart the programs that were open before restarting. In this tutorial I will show you what action you need to perform and how to setup this awesome freeware tool for Windows.

[Tutorial] How To Check RAM Of Windows And Mac Computer

If you are planning to install new RAM memory on your Mac or Windows computer or you have certain problems with your RAM and you want to test it, this tutorial is for you. I will show you how to check how much additional RAM memory you can install, how to test it using Memtest and where you can track performance of your existing RAM.

[Tutorial] How To Increase The Speed Of Your Computer Or Laptop Running Windows 7

If you have problems with your computer which is running slow, by following these few simple guidelines you can maintain your computer, increase its speed and keep it running smoothly. In this tutorial I will show you how to speed up your computer which is running under Windows 7 by deleting your browsing history, defragmenting your hard disk and compressing files, clearing your registry and removing malware.

[Tutorial] How to Create Password Reset Disk In Windows 7

Every time you creating new account in Windows 7 or Windows Vista and protecting it with password it is very important to setup a password recovery disk. If it happens to you to forget your login password, especially if you are using a lot of characters and you can login, you can easily use your password recovery disk to reset and add new login password. In this tutorial I will show you which steps you need to take and order to create your Windows recovery disk.

[Tutorial] How To Protect Sensitive Documents – Windows 7

If you keep sensitive documents on your computer, your bank accounts or business documents, you better protect them from prying eyes and other users of your computer. Using a free tool called AxCrypt you will be able to restrict access to your sensitive files and folders by protecting them with passwords. In addition, the software includes a feature allowing you to permanently delete a file without it being possible to recover it later. Continue reading this tutorial to find out how to use this tool and protect your documents and folders.

[Tutorial] How To Personalize Command Prompt In Windows 7

I some of my previous tutorial I showed you how you can perform certain tweaks in Windows 7 using command prompt but we never done any on him. If you find command prompt environment too boring and hard to read you can easily customize to match your needs. In this tutorial I will show you how to customize the look of your command prompt window and change its colors, font style, size, weight.

[Tutorial] How To Convert MKV Video To DVD In Windows

MKV format is widely used and it can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks in one file. To be able to play this video format you must have the appropriate equipment to read it, a media player or a TV with support for recent MKV. To be sure you can play your movie; you can convert it to DVD and burn to a disc. You can then view your movie on any DVD player and computer. In this tutorial I will show you how to use the free application called DVD Flick for this conversion. You can even choose audio tracks and subtitles to integrate into DVD. Note that the operation requires re-encoding the video and sound to convert them to DVD format whose quality can be worse than your original video if it was in full HD.

[Tutorial] How To Improve Management Of Multiple Windows With Wheel Mouse In Windows 7

Do you operate fully multitasking in Windows by displaying and working on multiple windows and programs simultaneously on your screen? To switch from one window to another, you must click on it and then scroll the content with your mouse wheel. With the free WizMouse, you’ll be able to save the click of the mouse since the small utility allows you to scroll a window, simply by passing the mouse pointer on it and moving your scroller: no need to click on it to make it active!