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One thing that was introduced into Windows Vista and and became more available in Windows 7 is the built-in capability of creating a full backup image of your system so that it can be restored back when Windows becomes corrupt or not bootable

Windows 7 comes in two flavors, 32bit and 64bit. Sometimes there is a need to switch your operating system from one version to another for compatibility purposes or if you have 4GB or more of memory. Here we show you the how to downgrade Windows 7 to 32-bit or upgrade to 64-bit if you want.

Sometimes when you click the Activate Windows online now button and wait, a window might pop up saying Type a different product key for activation. The product key you typed cannot be used to activate Windows on this computer. Here's the solution.

Many computers are equipped with more than one network adapter, such as Ethernet and WiFi, and you can enable both devices on the network at once. However, there are rules that govern which adapter has priority depending on the network task. Here we explain what these rules are and how to change them.

Windows XP has a great little tool called BootVis that is able to analyze Windows boot performance and show you exactly what is going on and how long things take. BootVis doesn't work on other operating systems though. Here we show you 4 alternative ways to analyze the Windows boot process.

Although when you right click on a file or folder, the context menu should appear almost instantly, there are times when you could get either a lag or even Windows will hang. Here's a solution for tracking down and fixing this lagging problem.