Cool and easy steps to get ReadyBoost working for your netbook. Read the whole article here Boost Netbook Speed with an SD Card & ReadyBoost – How-To Geek. Sharing is actually cool:
Posts Tagged ‘Windows 7’
Boost Netbook Speed with an SD Card & ReadyBoost – How-To Geek
Posted: 26th April 2010 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: Increase Speed, Netbook, ReadyBoost, SD Card, USB, Vista, Windows 7
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Customizing your Office 2007 Installation
Posted: 7th April 2010 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: customization, MDT, Office 2007, Windows 7, windows easy transfer, windows xp
I had written a blog post for my good friend @tchachra a while back so most of the stuff on this post is a cut and paste for the screenshots. But going to add in a bit of MDT stuff for anyone doing migrations to Windows 7 to make use of this as well. So what’s [...]
4sysops – Seven reasons why you need BitLocker hard drive encryption for your whole organization
Posted: 2nd April 2010 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: BitLocker, encryption, Security, Windows 7
One of the best articles I have read in a while about BitLocker and why organizations needed to have it in place yesterday. Loved the 7th reason. I think its the most important. 4sysops – Seven reasons why you need BitLocker hard drive encryption for your whole organization. Sharing is actually cool:
Huge Collection of Best High Quality Windows 7 Wallpapers | TechieSouls
Posted: 31st March 2010 by neop26 in Download Section, IT ShopTags: Download, Free, Windows 7
Am a big time sucker for customization. Any workstation that I work with cannot be on default settings. Just got some wicked Windows 7 wallpapers. Since I am in a sharing mood Some samples Huge Collection of Best High Quality Windows 7 Wallpapers | TechieSouls. Sharing is actually cool:
Windows 7 XP Mode to the rescue
Posted: 27th March 2010 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: virtualization, Windows 7, windows easy transfer, XP mode
Wanted to know everything about Windows 7 XP mode… but was afraid to ask about it? Well you dont have to be because @WinObs aka Richard Hay has got you covered. Check out his article Windows 7 Xp mode to the rescue and thanks to him we dont have to live in ignorance or hesitate from deploying [...]
