Posts Tagged ‘Default Settings’
Speed Up Windows 7 Taskbar Navigation with a Registry Hack
March 20th, 2010 | 
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Speed Up Windows 7 Taskbar Navigation with a Registry Hack
Windows 7’s taskbar is undoubtedly a great addition to Windows, but if you’ve got more than one application window open, you’ve got to either click twice or patiently hover to navigate to an open window. Reader Richard details how he fixed this:
I’ve been frustrated as of late with the Windows 7 taskbar (which led me to try hot-dogging it on the left-hand side as detailed here—by the way GREAT and useful ..read more
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Tags: Annoyances, Application Window, Current User, Default Settings, Eternity, Fundamental Problem, Hack Windows, Instances, Left Hand Side, Microsoft, Microsoft Explorer, Microsoft Windows, Navigation, Original Source, Registry Hack, Registry Windows, Software Microsoft, Speed Up Windows, Step In The Right Direction, Task Manager, Taskbar Icon, User Software, Windows Registry, Windows Taskbar | 
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Namebench Helps You Find the Fastest DNS Server for Your Computer
Namebench Helps You Find the Fastest DNS Server for Your Computer
Windows/Mac/Linux: Last week Google announced a free DNS service designed to speed up your browsing, but just because Google wants to be fast doesn’t actually mean they’re the best option for you. Namebench finds the fastest DNS server for your connection.
After you download and fire up namebench, just click the Start Benchmark button to test out a handful of free public DNS services, from Google Public DNS to OpenDNS to ..read more
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Tags: Benchmark, Closer Look, Computer Downloads, Computer Windows, Default Settings, Dns Server, Dns Services, Downloads Mac, Fastest Dns, Free Dns Service, Free Open Source, Google, Handful, Handy Charts, Image, Linux, Mac Linux, Mac Os X, Original Source, Os X, Public Dns, Windows Linux |
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