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Welcome to Windows7Hacker.com (W7H), a place that mostly focuses on the impressive new desktop operating system from Microsoft, Windows 7, and much more related technology stuff.
Who Are We?
The site was created by Kent Chen, a computer veteran who has been on the field for many years, and Jonathan Hu, a SFU student majoring in computer science and a cool geek who loves iPhone/iPod touch.
We are not the hackers who want to hack the Windows 7. Instead, we both are the geeks who want to share the hacks we discovered in Windows 7.
What’s Our Mission?
We truly believe the big 7 will be the next big thing in personal computer industry, and because of that, we want to share what we know, what we learn, and what we find with all of you and hope you can learn a piece or two information from here, and benefit from it. We will be very pleased if we can archive this goal in some way at some degree.
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hello i bought a pavilion 1 week ago..and i want to know if can i use or have sticky notes, because i have Windows 7 Home Basic… if i can't..where can i downloaded??..
I believe you can. Native sticky notes should be available in all editions. Besides, you can always try this alternative if you like.
http://www.windows7hacker.com/index.php/2009/11...
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hello i run a small computer lab i installed windows7 on 1 computer sort of a test run to see how it runs i am having a problem which is , each time a student logs on it takes too long for them to log in to the computer last time a student tried it took nearly 10 minutes is there any way to speed up the process that creates the student profile
It depends on a lot of things and hard to tell without knowing more how your lab is set up. Do you have an AD on your lab?
You can further discuss this problem via email info at windows7hacker.com
Cheers.
I believe you can. Native sticky notes should be available in all editions. Besides, you can always try this alternative if you like.
http://www.windows7hacker.com/index.php/2009/11...
Cheers.
hello i run a small computer lab i installed windows7 on 1 computer sort of a test run to see how it runs i am having a problem which is , each time a student logs on it takes too long for them to log in to the computer last time a student tried it took nearly 10 minutes is there any way to speed up the process that creates the student profile
It depends on a lot of things and hard to tell without knowing more how your lab is set up. Do you have an AD on your lab?
You can further discuss this problem via email info at windows7hacker.com
Cheers.
I saw your web page about the “Windows Explorer is not Responding” problem. I took your advice and recorded until the problem occurred. I have a 4.29 Mb zip file ready to send to you as you indicated. Now, how do I send it to you?
Thanks, Dave Roper
you can send email to us as an attachments. The email address is info@windows7hacker.com
cheers
I sent the file. Did you get it?
Dave
no we didn't receive your email.
I sent it again. Maybe it is too large for an attachment. I also put it on a server so that you can download it: http://www.roperld.com/WindowsExplorerNotRespon...
Please let me know when you have downloaded it, so that I can remove it from the server.
Disqus,
I have service set to only Microsoft service and only Microsoft Essentials and Microsoft Office 2010 in the startup, and the problem still occurs. Could the beta MS Office 2010 be causing the problem?
Dave Roper
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Have a question if I may. I have a laptop running Windows 7 Ultimate. The laptop is wireless. My Desktop is running XP Professional and is wired to the same router. I am having a problem networking the two machines. I have changed firewall settings opened port 8081 and 8888.I have tried both as home and working group. Still no luck. I'm sure I am missing something simple but, haven't figured out what. Any ideas? Thanks in advance..
I don't think you need to open any ports on the firewall settings. but what you do need is to turn on network discovery and file sharing on Windows 7 to allow XP to access. Please refer this post from the How-To Geek for more information.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/12428/share-fold...
Cheers.