Windows 7 hides some files in your computer to protect them from modification or deletion that can cause problems with the proper computer operation. Most of the hidden files are important for the operating system to work properly and for that reason these files are hidden. But some times there is the need to show […]
In a previous article we explained the way on how to download your uploaded Facebook photos and information from your account using Facebook’s download personal data feature. But what can we do if we want to download photos from our friends or other Facebook pages?
Yesterday, I noticed that when I tried to open a page from my wordpress blog (https://www.wintips.org), a torrent file named “widgets-tweet_button.html.torrent” started to download.
If you want to download your stored photos, videos, or other content, from your Facebook account, then continue reading this article. Today, Facebook is used from most people to share photos and information with others and despite the fact
Today most shared documents are in PDF format because PDF documents can be accessed easily between different Operating Systems and platforms (computers, mobile devices, etc. ). Also the PDF format offers security in document transmission via the Internet as they cannot be straight edited or modified using common ways or programs.
In a previous article we explained how to enable the hidden Administrator account from inside Windows using the command prompt. In this article, we explain how to enable the Administrator account or Reset account’s (including Administrator’s) password using an offline method.
Sometimes in computers that run Windows 7 the following problem appears: When you try to do a shutdown, the PC doesn't turn off completely, with all fans and LED’s remaining on (working) and the only way to power it off completely is to continuously press the Power button.
If you are using Internet Explorer when you try to access a website site for the first time using your credentials, then Internet Explorer asks you if you want to remember or not your credentials for that website.
Mozilla Firefox includes a powerful Password manager to store your credentials (username and password) in every website you need to access. For that reason, when you try to login to a website for the first time, Firefox asks you if you want to remember or not your credentials for that website.
If you are using Google Chrome when you try to access a website site for first time using your credentials, Chrome asks you if you want to save or not your credentials for that website.