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Microsoft released Windows 7 in 2009 and over the two years large number of users have migrated from Windows XP to Windows 7. This gives more concrete reason to migrate to newer platform from Windows XP. In this article we will discuss about the various way to migrate from windows xp to windows 7 in easiest manner. We will further take stock of the different ways that will help organizations in deploying Windows 7 flawlessly in their enterprise environment. [Read more...]
Last year on September (see our coverage), Microsoft released the preview Windows 8 – a next generation touch-UI-focused Windows operating system. It is currently available for download on developer build. Since the new year 2012 has just come; this new OS is also slated for release this year. We present here top interesting features of the new Windows 8, infographics by thetechlabs.com.
We suggest you read our previous article if you have not already: Windows 8 – A Preview & Download of Developer Build
Windows 8 – a new beginning with New Windows OS
Microsoft has been organizing and broad/webcasting the developer preview and build of their another much anticipated Windows Operating System called Windows8. Visit buildwindows.com to get more information about the same, while we present here some of the charming screenshots which we took during various events Microsoft organized this week. MSDN Blog post says, Windows 8 represents a reimagining of Windows from the chipset to the experience. If you are a developer, you can download Windows 8 developer version, but sadly it can’t be installed as an upgrade to Windows 7 for now. All the pics and screenshots below are shot by our team. [Read more...]
Open the Start menu and then hold down the Ctrl and Shift keys at the same time. Right-click on an empty area of the menu, and you’ll see a new option called “Exit Explorer” The taskbar should completely disappear, and any open folder windows if you are using default explorer settings.
This is our first article about Virtualization – installing another guest OS in existing OS. We use Microsoft Virtual PC in Windows Vista or 7 to install Windows XP as a guest operating system. This is method is supposed to be old enough because there are now many other process to do this. We will cover those methods successively. Please, not this method is not concerned with the Windows XP Mode (XPM) of Windows 7, but works correctly for both Vista and 7.
While there are many advantages of using Virtual PC, and those may differ from one user to other; you may still want to run a guest OS inside your existing operating system without need to reboot the machine. Let’s get started with the Virtual PC Console (assuming that you have installed Microsoft Virtual PC software freely downloadable from Microsoft’s website.)
Windows XP Mode (XPM) is available only in Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate, so you may need Virtual PC to install any virtual machine.
