Using Auto-Hide taskbar feature in Windows 7 only hides the taskbar as long as you don’t put mouse cursor at the bottom of the screen. If you need to completely hide taskbar, you can use Taskbar Eliminator. More »
You’ve probably found a number of logon screen customization programs before, but this utility might be the one that offers the most complete customization features. Instead of just letting you change the logon screen background, Logon Workshop provides more options to play with. More »
Windows 7 Show Desktop Button Remover is a tiny app designed to remove show desktop button from Windows 7 taskbar. If you don’t need the show desktop button, why don’t you remove it so that you can have more space in the taskbar? If you want to minimize all windows to show desktop, you can just hit a key combination of Win + D. More »
The capacity of mobile phone storage is increasing from time to time. Now, you can even put Windows 7 installation files into your phone and then use it to install Windows 7 in your computer machine. It is James O’Neill that has tried this method. By using his Windows Mobile Phone, he tried to find out if it is even possible to install Windows 7 from a mobile phone. Neil used HTC Touch Pro 2 running Windows Mobile 6.5 for this test. If you want to see how he did it, then watch the demo video below. Make sure that you have sufficient storage capacity on your mobile phone before following the steps shown in this video. More »
Slow folder loading time in Windows 7? You might experience this for those big-size folders that have a large number of video, photo, document, or audio files. There is a simple way to fix this. First of all, go ahead to the slow loading folder and open its properties window by right-clicking it and select “Properties”. Then, select the “Customize” tab. More »
Tags: windows 7One of the changes in Windows 7 Taskbar, compared to Windows XP or Vista, is the iconized taskbar. If you open a progam or folder in previous Windows versions like XP, the name of it is displayed on the button within the taskbar. In Windows 7 taskbar, the name is no longer displayed. There is only the icon of the opened program.
Windows 7 Taskbar Iconizer is a program that replaces Windows XP taskbar with Windows 7 taskbar. Hence, whenever you open a program, you’ll see only the icon on the taskbar. The look is just like the icons you put in the Quick Launch bar. The benefit is obvious; the taskbar has more space.
Windows 7 Taskbar Iconizer is portable, but you need to restart Windows to apply the changes you make to the taskbar. If you don’t like the result, you can revert the changes using the same program.
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