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We all have become busy bees these days. We love to automate or need to automate as much tasks as possible. As most of you will install Windows 7 RTM on your machines, here is a free tool to automate & customize Windows 7 installation.
The name of the utility is vLite. Basically this software was developed for Vista. But like most of the software, vLite for Vista works fine on Windows 7 as well.
Major features of vLite:
- Create unattended Windows setup
- Fine tune with tweaks
- Remove Windows features and programs
- Integrate hotfix, language pack and drivers
- Create bootable ISO and burn
We have already covered two guides related to Windows 7 Jump Lists feature: how to enable/disable Jump Lists in Windows 7, how to enable Jump Lists for Firefox in Windows 7.
If you are new to Windows 7, Jump Lists are lists of recent items, such as files, folders, or websites, organized by the program that you use to open them. In addition to being able to open recent items using a Jump List, you can also pin your favorite program to Jump Lists, so that you can quickly get to the items that you use every day.
By default, you can view only 10 recent items in Jump Lists. Once you get used to Jump Lists you always try to launch files and folders from Jump Lists only. So, to make the most out of Jump Lists, you need to increase the number of recent items in Jump Lists. To increase/decrease the number of items to display in Jump Lists, follow the steps given below:… Continue reading
Microsoft TechNet is offering a 90-day trial of Windows 7 Enterprise Edition (RTM) and users can start downloading the Windows 7 Enterprise now. If you are willing to test Windows 7 RTM before buying one copy yourself, this is the golden opportunity to test it.
Although Microsoft TechNet claims that the offer is for IT professionals, even general public can also use this offer to download Windows 7 Enterprise edition.
Note that the 90-day trial is offered for a limited time and in limited quantity. The download will be available through March 31, 2010, while supplies last. Users have only 10 days to activate 90-day trial product (it will not require a product key).
Before… Continue reading