windows 7 fixes
FEATURED: Auto-Repair Windows 7 with Microsoft’s Fix It Center
If you don’t want to waste any time with troubleshooting Windows 7, you might want to try Microsoft’s new Fix It Center. The Fix It Center will auto-repair your system with a few clicks. So far, it’s working very well.
So, I installed iTunes on Windows 7 today, but it won’t open, no matter what I do. Even in compatibility mode it won’t open at all.
Do you have problems running iTunes on Windows 7 as well? Let’s find out where the problem is.
A Winsock fix for Windows 7 is greatly needed to reset and repair your winsock catalog in Windows 7.
Many people regularly have problems with their winsock and TCP/IP connections, because they can get corrupted so easily.
Is your mouse not working after hibernation?
Hibernation was made for laptops and not desktops and therefore it doesn’t work flawlessly and many people disable hibernation. On Windows 7 it is disabled by default. Anyway, if you want to enable hibernation and need a fix, here’s the solution that will make your mouse work after hibernation. Inside: Grab our .reg file to enable “DisableSelectiveSuspend” and fix it!
Many XP, Vista and Windows 7 users reported a Black Screen of Death (BSOD) after installing the latest Microsoft updates.
Prevx, a provider of antimalware, has released a fix for this BSOD.
If you are using a SD card reader and Windows 7, you might damage your SD cards. Microsoft released a hotfix that you should download if you are using SD cards regularly.
If you are downloading stuff from rapidshare from time to time, you might be aware of a tool called JDownloader.
JDownloader simplies downloading files with many parts. The concept is pretty straight-forward, you copy the URL’s into JDownloader and it will automatically download your files.
This is a description how to fix the AVG (a very common security tool) resident shield when it’s disabled, inactive or not loaded.
Are you playing any games on Windows 7? If so, you probably also installed Xfire onf Windows 7.
Xfire is a tool that tracks your ingame time and is basically *the* community tool of the gaming scene. Unfortunately, Xfire is in some cases not working properly on Windows 7.