The Windows Fix

Get an Overview of Windows Shortcut Keys with ActiveHotKeys

Most people don’t know it, but there are dozens and dozens of Windows shortcut/hotkeys out there for you to use. Whether it be using the Win, Ctrl, Alt or Shift, there are plenty to choose from. The issue that most have with it though, is that none of us really know what they are and [...]

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Device Remover is the Best Windows Device Manager Alternative

One of the many built-in Windows system tools that still lacks in many ways, is the Windows Device Manager. Getting to the deep down details of the hardware installed on your system can be annoying via the default Windows method. I’ve previously seen many alternatives to other utilities within Windows, but none in particular for [...]

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Modify Your Windows Desktop With These Tools

My latest post on MakeUseOf is getting some serious publicity on Digg today. It has already climbed over 500 Diggs and doesn’t appear to be slowing down. It’s an article titled “12 Great Ways of Spicing Up your Windows Desktop“. I put together a list customization tools to give your Windows Desktop random wallpaper or [...]

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Extend Your Taskbar to Multiple Monitors – MultiMonitor TaskBar

It’s hard to believe that with as cheap and as popular as LCD monitors are becoming, that an application such as Multimonitor Taskbar, hasn’t come along with several other competitors.  My old job I used a dual monitor setup, but always found it extremely annoying that the Windows Taskbar did not extend to the second [...]

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EasyCapture – Finally found the best ‘Screen Shot’ Freeware

So, since I first used one of the best paid versions of ScreenShot software called Fullshot, I have been waiting and looking to see if anyone has anything close to it. Well, I think I have finally found it, and it’s called Easy Capture. One of the features I loved about FullShot, was the built-in [...]

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Five Big Reason’s behind Windows Vista’s Demise

Found an excellent read over at the ZDNET blogs that really was the most spot on comments as to why Windows Vista has failed for what it set out to do.  Far and why the #1 reason for me and my business is #1, plain and simple.  Here’s a preview…with the full story at the [...]

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