We all know that no Operating System is perfect and Windows 7 makes no exception from that rule. But for once, Microsoft has tried to integrate in Windows 7 some features that helps you solve the most common problems you may encounter. Of course, they can't help with all your problems, but certainly can get you started.

Tutorial tags: troubleshooting, problem, error, action center

If you're like us and always on the lookout for a new tweak or trick to customize your Windows 7, then this is a really nice one. This is how you can center those icons from the Windows 7 Taskbar. All you need to do is watch this video and keep in mind that after you center those icons, any other program that's not pinned to the taskbar will appear more to the right, so it's better to add all your icons in the taskbar first and then center it. Otherwise, if you know other icons will appear there, you should leave space for them. Enjoy!

Tutorial tags: center, taskbar, icons, customize, folder

This is a video on how to edit data from the Windows Vista Game Explorer. Sometimes the Game Explorer doesn't integrate your games how it should, so you need to come in and take matters into your own hands. Edit any existing game information, add other games that doesn't appear there, anything you want. This programs wasn't tested in Windows 7, but it might work there too.

Your can download it from here.

Tutorial tags: game, explorer, edit

From time to time, when some error occurs in Windows, or maybe caused by a program, this little annoying beep sound is made by your PC speaker. If you didn't know, there is a little speaker inside your computer case and it's responsible for that beep. This is how you can disable it. Of course, you can undo these steps at any time to enable it back.

Tutorial tags: beep, speaker, disable, driver

We live in the age of the Gigabyte, at the brink of the TerraByte. Hard drives now have more space than you could imagine a couple of years ago, but there's a price we all have to pay for all this: probability of failure. Hard drive failure has become a real problem nowadays, so this is how you can always think ahead. Watch this video and learn how to restore your PC if your hard drive fails. It's a very important piece of information that everyone should have.

Tutorial tags: windows 7, hard drive, disk, failure, restore

Parental Control in Windows 7 are easy to set up, and by mixing it with Family Safety, the perfect control environment is ready. Check out the variety of options you can have and give them a try. Now the little members of your family can be protected from some of that improper online content. Sweet!

Tutorial tags: restrict, parental controls, protect

If you want an easy way to organize your photos that are piled up in one place, the Windows Live Gallery can do the job. Your images are organized automatically by date, you can create tags as categories and even more, there's a built in face recognition system. Give it a try.

The Windows Live Gallery is available here.

Tutorial tags: images, photos, organize, windows 7, windows live gallery

If you plan upgrading to Windows 7, these tips will surely come handy. Watch and keep your ears pealed! :)

Tutorial tags: windows 7, upgrade, tips

Nowadays the USB devices are the thing, no more CDs or DVDs. And it's cooler to have your Windows installation disk on a little USB device than the old fashion CD or DVD.

So how can one use some USB Device to install Windows 7?

First you need a motherboard that's capable to boot from USB and second, a USB device large enough for the installation files to fit (4GB is fine). The rest you can find out by watching the video.

Tutorial tags: windows 7, usb, install, bootable

If you upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7, you'll notice that it's a bumpy road. Microsoft doesn't provide a direct path for this upgrade, so watch this video and find out how to do it easily.

Tutorial tags: windows xp, upgrade, windows 7