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FEATURED: How to open registry in Windows 7?
On this site you will often find instructions like “Open the registry editor”. If you don’t know how to open the registry in Windows 7 it’s going to be difficult to follow the instructions. So, here’s the how-to.

Ever wondered if it’s possible to customize the Windows 7 taskbar and change the size of the taskbar thumbnail preview? I am talking about the AeroPeek thumbnails (you need to enable Aero for them to work):

You might wonder where the heck are the games in Windows 7. Apparently, Microsoft disabled them by default because millions of hours have been wasted with these games at work, school or anywhere else. So, let’s re-enable them! Use with caution: Solitaire is 100% addictive.

Are your security settings messed up in Windows 7 and you want to restore them immediately? Often after a virus attack you might have to face random errors when you attempt to register DLL files or update Windows 7. Rizone Security Restore can help you to reset/restore your security settings then.

If you don’t like the all-new logon screen in Windows 7 and you want to enable the classic logon screen in Windows 7, you can disable any user information on the logon screen and require users to press CTRL + ALT + DEL to log on. This will greatly improve your security.

Do you need know how to repair Windows 7 system files? If your system is broken and you can’t even start Windows 7, you will have to scan and repair your system files immediately. Windows comes with some useful built-in tools to scan, validate and repair system files!


Are you tired of the action center notifications? Let’s find out how you can turn off the action center notifications in Windows 7 and what to do to hide all system icons. If you decide to turn off the action center notifications completely, I’ll also show you how you can check them manually (recommended).
If you want to save time logging in, you should know how to enable the automatic Windows 7 login. With a simple registry tweak you will no longer have to enter your username and password on boot up.

Want to remove all the programs listed in your context menu/open with? If so, here’s a handy trick that allows you to remove all “open with” programs.






