Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts

Monday, 4 July 2016

4 Tips to speed up your computer (Windows 10)


So you probably came here because your computer is getting slower and it frustrates you. I can imagine how you feel about that because I have got the same problem numerous of times. Since not all of us are willing to buy a new computer there are some ways to improve the speed of your computer (note: you can't make it faster than the hardware will provide you). Here are 5 ways to make your computer faster.





1. Limit the startup processes

There are a lot of programs that run while you are starting your computer this might result in waiting longer till your pc is all set. You can turn those programs off by using the "Task Manager".

Friday, 1 July 2016

How to Fully Backup Windows 10 or 8 PC

You can prevent loss of valuable settings, documents and software when a system failure occurs by doing regular backup of your Windows 10 or 8.1 PC. The Image backup feature in Windows 10 or 8.1 is a bit-by-bit copy of your entire system which includes desktop programs, windows applications and all your personal files. 


In cases where Windows can't find a restore point to fix a problem, restoring your backup will definitely work. This post will guide you on How to create a full back up of your Windows 10 or 8 PC.

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Requirements
  1. Your Windows 10 or 8.1 PC
  2. Hard or flash drive with enough space for the back up
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How to Fully Back Up your Windows 10 or 8 PC


  • Launch the control panel
  • left-click File History
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  • Towards the bottom of the File History Window, Click System Image Back Up
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NB: Make sure you already have your Hard disk(Flash) drive plugged in. 
  • Click Next > Confirm then click Start Backup to begin the process.
NB: You can also use DVD disks for the backup process but would take longer time to complete. 

That's all. I hope this was helpful, let me have your feedback via comments and don't forget to share this post as well

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Steps To Create Bootable USB Flash Drive From ISO File To Install Windows 7


Considering that we’ve explained what are iso files and how to mountextractburn iso images, you shouldn’t be surprised if we tell you that you could install Windows 7 on your PC with the help of an iso file, and you don’t even require the installation CD for that purpose.
You can purchase and download it easily from the Microsoft store (the iso file that is). Once you purchase a copy of Windows 7 ISO file and download it on your computer, you have two options to go with.
First, you can create a bootable DVD. Second option would be to create a bootable USB flash drive. After creating the bootable media, you can install Windows 7 easily from it.

Sunday, 1 May 2016

how to installed windows 7

first go to the bios setup in  ur pc or laptop. 

when ur pc start then show it first how to go in bios . 

most common button F1 F2 OR del button for bios ok . 

bios settings you can see image in ur pc like this.

u can see diffrent type bios in all pc not a  same bios settingas in all