Microsoft’s Fix It Solutions automate the process of dealing with issues that may crop up on your Windows based PC. So instead of you having to manually edit the registry or make other changes these automated tools do the work for you. Here are the Top Ten Fix It Solutions across all problem areas.
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Think you’re removing all of the cookies on your system in IE9? Well you need to know about the box that gets unchecked in order to make sure they are all gone from the browser cache.
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Learn to recognize the signs of a bogus Facebook gift card scam.
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Twitter’s account validation process was in beta early on but has since closed but some accounts still get a verified status which I assume occurs when a popular person has their people contact Twitter to request it.
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Although there is no assigned hot key to invoke the Snipping Tool by default there is a way to create a shortcut key which uses one of the features of the Windows 7 Taskbar.
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A real jewel from the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Blogs RSS Feed.
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So it happens. Every once in a while you’re going to get a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) in Windows 7. Now it typically occurs due to bad drivers causing conflicts but it could also be caused by Windows 7 itself. No operating system is perfect – each and every one has their flaws.
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It seems every program you install these days wants to add an icon to the system tray – you know that area on the lower right of a Windows system?
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Are you analytical and enjoy testing out the latest and greatest software and tools out there? Do you hesitate to install the latest version of a set of drivers, software update, etc. or do you just go without even backing up your data? Do your family and friends call you for tech support and helping them with their computers?
Well, if you answered yes to any of the above questions then you just might have what it takes to be a beta tester.
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Have you ever thought about recycling that old gadget and getting a few bucks back for it?
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