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The list might be small but the payoff, performance wise, can be huge!
Microsoft isn't making Windows 7 customers wait for the first major upgrade in order to test the evolution of the operating system. Instead, the Redmond company is serving bits and pieces of Windows 7 SP1 ahead of the actual upgrade through Windows Update.
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You all know I love Free, especially GOOD free!
Backup & Recovery 1910 Free Edition is an excellent, versatile hard drive application management. So, what can be done? For starters, it will create and restore images of hard drives and partitions. There is also a built-in tool to create bootable media(CD or USB flash drive).
Tasks can be scheduled to run at regular intervals, you can also create jobs differential(which backs up only files that have changed since the previous backup). For large partitions, the option of the difference can really speed up the imaging process.
I'm all signed up. Do I get like a free t-shirt or anything? Nothing? Really? That sucks...
Like free stuff? Like software that doens't nag the living hell out of you? Check this out!
Oh I'm getting this one.
Windows 7 libraries are a really useful feature of Windows 7, however unfortunately they arrive in a slighly cut-down form out of the box. Microsoft decided against exposing some really useful capabilities to users, like adding network locations, pretty much the first thing I tried to do.
Luckily, you can add network locations (and any other un-indexed locations), but it must be done programatically. MS supply a command line utility slutil.exe, candidate for the worst named executable in history. Pretty sure it stands for shell_library_util. Anyway, I decided to write a tool to make it easy to add network locations, and added a few other features as well:
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