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Although Windows 10 has an official combined 32-bit and 64-bit install media, Windows 7 never had one. Here we show you some ways to integrate both x86 and x64 Windows 7 ISO images into the same ISO file to create your own all in one install DVD or USB.

It's quite easy in Windows to associate a specific type of file to a program, you can do it yourself or the software might do it for you. However, it is more difficult to remove a file extension association completely. Here we show you some ways to do it.

Install or update errors with the .NET Framework are not uncommon. Microsoft have released a tool to repair a number of related .NET issues.

There are some Windows features that are hidden away and not actually installed until you manually install them. They can easily be installed through Programs and features, but here we show you how to do the same from the Command Prompt and Powershell.

Using the Windows Vista and 7 Boot Manager to mount ISO images is a quick and easy way to boot things like backup software recovery CD's

In Windows XP and Vista the tray icon for a network adapter would have a network activity indicator which showed incoming and outgoing traffic. From Windows 7 it was replaced by a staic white icon. Here we list 5 tools to bring back the animated network icon.