The ‘Windows networking’ Archives
Posted August 31, 2006 by

Open Internet Explorer (IE) Favorites In New Window

IE does not give you the option to right-click on a Favorite and open it in a new window. Here’s how to add this functionality.

Posted August 29, 2006 by

XP: Creating Desktop Shortcuts for Restart and System Restore

You can easily add shortcuts to your XP desktop for Restart and System Restore by following these simple steps.

Posted August 26, 2006 by

Configure XP’s Device Manager to Display Detailed Information

If you require additional device information that is not typically displayed in Device Manager, you can configure Device Manager to show detailed information.

Posted August 26, 2006 by

Accessing The Stored User Names and Passwords Applet In XP

The Stored User Names and Passwords applet lets you assign user names and passwords to use when needing to authenticate yourself to services in domains other than the one you are currently logged into.

Posted August 25, 2006 by

XP: Add ‘Services’ to the right-click menu of ‘My Computer’

Instead of having to go to the Start button and then to Administrative Tools to get to Services, put it on the context menu of ‘My Computer’.

Posted August 25, 2006 by

Prevent XP from displaying the last user logged on

This tech-recipe describes how to edit the registry to prevent XP from displaying the last user who was logged on.

Posted August 25, 2006 by

Add A Button To A Web Site to the Internet Explorer Toolbar

This Tweak allows you to add a web site to the Internet Explorer Toolbar: In our example we will use Tech-Recipes as the desired site.

Posted August 25, 2006 by

Windows XP: Taming the Eye Candy to Speed Up Computing

The eye candy in Windows XP is great, unfortunately it can be resource heavy in terms of performance. You can compromise a little and speed up your computing while keeping that great XP look and feel. Follow these steps:

Posted August 24, 2006 by

Windows XP: Repairing Internet Explorer (IE)

If you need to repair your Internet Explorer, follow the next steps:

Posted August 24, 2006 by

Windows XP: Place Wallpaper at an exact X,Y Position on Desktop

You can overcome the limited options that Windows gives you for the placement of your desktop wallpaper (center or tile). With this setting you can move the image to an exact X,Y location on your desktop.