Operating Systems

Windows Automated Installation Kit (Windows AIK or WAIK) is a set of tools and documentation that support the configuration and deployment of Microsoft Windows operating systems. By using Windows AIK, administrators or users can automate Windows installations, capture Windows images with ImageX, configure and modify images using Deployment Imaging Servicing and Management (DISM), create Windows PE images, and migrate user profiles and data with the […]

The powerful and all Windows versions TCP/IP (tcpip.sys) auto patcher, TCP-Z, has been upgraded to version 2.4 Build 20090108 to fully support Windows 7 Beta with build version 7000 (6.1.7000.0). The latest version of TCP-Z supports both 32-bit and 64-bit (x86 and x64) of Windows 7 Beta to patch the tcpip.sys and increase the limit imposed on concurrent half-open outbound TCP connection attempts.

If you are Firefox preferred users and always keep many opened tabs under the same window, you may have encountered such a situation that when you are trying to close all the tabs under same website domain but doesn’t want to close the whole window. Now with TabCloser 1.03 add-on, users no longer need to selectively close the websites that are not needed one by […]

If you are looking for a simple tool to resize or convert picture images so that it can fit into different requirements such as Facebook, handheld PC and etc, ArtResize may be a good solution for you. With ArtResize, users can do a batch conversion without the need to go through individual conversion to the right resolution without exceeding maximum size limit. Just imagine if […]

Windows DreamScene, a feature which allows a video clip, movie show, slideshow or animated image and picture to be set as the desktop background in Windows Vista has been removed in Windows 7, in favor of Desktop Slideshow wallpaper auto rotator. Although Windows 7 no longer supports DreamScane, the DreamScene function can still be manually added and installed into Windows 7 with a little hack […]

Quick Launch Bar has been almost deprecated in Windows 7 as the whole Taskbar been replaced with greatly enhanced Superbar, which now allows shortcut icons to be placed on it directly. For users who miss Quick Launch bar so much to want it back in Windows 7, Microsoft has not yet completely removed the Quick Launch Bar yet, instead the Quick Launch Toolbar has been […]

Windows 7 has do away with Quick Launch Bar which is no longer a feature by default, and does not been shown or displayed on Windows 7 Superbar (Taskbar), although there is hack to enable Quick Launch Toolbar in Windows 7. With the removal of Quick Launch Bar, also missing is Show Desktop shortcut icon, which previously reside in Quick Launch Bar. Show Desktop allows […]

Desktop Preview is a new feature in Windows 7 which is otherwise also known as Aero Peak (Desktop Preview is a feature enabled by Aero Peek desktop enhancement function). Desktop Preview allows user to temporarily minimize all open windows and make open windows transparent in order to preview what is on desktop when user place the mouse pointer to mouse over the “Show Desktop” bar […]

DriverAgent is a software utility that automatically identifies computer’s hardware device information, and checks if there’s a newer driver available. DriverAgent is owned by Phoenix Technologies, and can be used to update the device drivers or solve the driver problems on a PC, where DriverAgent has a database of more than 1,265,936 driver update files.

PDFZilla is a desktop application program that can convert Adobe Acrobat PDF files into editable Microsoft Word documents, rich text documents, plain text files, images, HTML files, and Shockwave Flash files. Without the expansive Adobe Acrobat software suit, normally PDF document cannot be edited. By converting PDF file to editable file format, the document can be edited, changed and modified.

As the name implies, Check4Change monitors all the text change on Firefox websites at a periodic time frame specified by users and it will be able to save all hassles and the need to do a manual refresh each and every time when they expect some changes on the opened websites.

Although Windows 7 is the talk of town now, Windows Vista users are still living with the glitches and cursing the problems encountered in this operating system. If you are one of the victims having a lot of problems with your Vista, Microsoft is considerate enough to offer you a free platform, Microsoft Vista Answers, to help you answer your questions and resolve your problems.