Windows XP computers may go slower and slower over time. Follow this guide to learn how to speed it up. Steps Remove Spyware and Viruses. Spyware and viruses are leading causes of slowdown because you may have several spyware cookies or trojans that are taking up your processor time for reading and storing and reporting … Read more
Is your Windows installation completely broken? If you’ve tried everything you can to fix it, the only option left may be to format the drive and reinstall Windows (or another operating system). Formatting the drive will delete everything on it, so it should only be used as a last-resort. Steps Backup anything you want to … Read more
If you’re upgrading to a newer hard drive, or your old hard drive is about to bite the dust, you may be considering cloning it. Cloning your drive will keep all of your old data perfectly intact and ready to use on a brand new hard drive. Follow this guide to learn how. Steps Backup … Read more
This article is being provided to show someone how to install Windows XP Professional on a VMWare work station. The purpose is to provide anyone how to install this operating system for purposes of technical experimentation with Windows XP without fear of damaging their computer. To perform this process you will need; Laptop/desktop computer, ISO … Read more
So you just bought a laptop with Windows Vista (or Windows 7) installed, and you hate Vista, one of your programs doesn’t work, or you just miss Windows XP. Here’s what you do to get back that old operating system that you miss so much. Steps Consider if you really want to downgrade. The most … Read more
This procedure will guide you on upgrading your Windows XP machine to Vista without reformatting. Before Upgrading to Vista Back up your files. Run disk clean up and uninstall unnecessary application. Uninstall your antivirus, spyware protection, and third-party firewalls. Defragment your hard drive. Run the Windows Vista Upgrade Adviser to check if your PC is … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to reset a forgotten Windows password. You can do this by using the default, hidden administrator account, or you can use a password reset or installation disc on Windows Vista or Later if you have one. Opening the Admin Account Restart your computer. Open , click the icon, and then … Read more