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Earlier this week we asked you if Windows 7 vindicated Microsoft from Vista, in light of a regarded customer satisfaction survey . The result was overwhelmingly positive in favor of Windows 7

Microsoft lost a lot of fans with Windows Vista, but this year’s American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) report shows that customer satisfaction with Microsoft is at an all-time high, thanks to Windows 7. More

Some point during your childhood, there’s a high probability you dreamed of having a game room. Usually the game room included your favorite games, your best friends and nonstopped gaming

QNAP’s network attached storage devices are known for stability, versatile features, and great support from the few-year-old Taiwanese company. This time around, we’re reviewing TS-439U-RP, a 1U rackmount, dual power supply, dual NIC, dual OS, and four bay NAS aimed at the small business and corporate sector

Windows 7 Gadgets Microsoft Desktop Gadgets built into Windows 7 operating system. Mini-programs called gadgets, which offer information at a glance and easy access to frequently used tools

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There’s a handy battery-preserving, energy-saving tool in Windows 7, but it’s nowhere near the shiny graphics or slick taskbar.

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Windows: The last updates from Microsoft have caused a headache for some users. A bug in the update causes certain programs to fail to render properly blacking out the whole screen. A third-party security company has released a fix.

Thanks to the location-aware printing feature in Windows 7, your computer will automatically print to the correct printer at home or office, depending on where you are.   Here’s how you can set up this feature: From the Start menu, select Devices & Printers  Click on a printer, and click on the Manage default printers button (highlighted in the above screenshot).