Default on every new installation Windows automatically creates a workgroup and gives it a default name WORKGROUP. Computers on a workgroup can easily share common resources and responsibilities such as file and printer sharing. Ideally, a workgroup should not exceed … Continue reading →
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If you’ve just begun using Windows 7 you may have notice the UI (user interface) for adding new users in Windows 7 has completely changed from previous versions of Windows. In any event, if you share your computer, you may … Continue reading →
Initially introduced in Windows Vista, this message is undoubtedly a huge annoyance. Obviously this feature sends application and system crash information back to Microsoft in hopes that a potential fix will be roll out however the pop up is extremely … Continue reading →
Windows Shutdown utility is a handy tool that allows network technicians to troubleshoot and also shutdown/restart/logoff multiple computers on the network simultaneously. Instead of visiting each and ever machine, this tool enable you to shutdown/restart/logoff all computers on the same … Continue reading →
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