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How to stop a program in Linux via command line
 

How to stop a program in Linux via command line

 Microsoft Windows  1st September 2013 | Author: mat

When an application in Linux stops responding you can use the killall command to close the program unconditionally.

How to set up and monitor shares in Windows 8
 

How to set up and monitor shares in Windows 8

 Windows 8  6th January 2014 | Author: Pena

Windows 8 also brings a very transparent tool for examining global indices, where you can also optionally keep track of the value of individual shares.

How to open command prompt from a certain folder
 

How to open command prompt from a certain folder

 Windows 7  20th July 2013 | Author: mat

Very handy and a less known way of opening a Windows command prompt window from any folder you choose.

Change mouse speed in Windows 7
 

Change mouse speed in Windows 7

 Windows 7  15th October 2011 | Author: mat

I'm going to show you too change how fast or how slow the mouse pointer moves across the screen and how to change the speed of double-click.

Task Manager basics
 

Task Manager basics

 Windows 7  13th August 2011 | Author: mat

If your computer is working slower then usual, you can see what applications and processes you're running.

Microsoft Office 2010 installation
 

Microsoft Office 2010 installation

 Windows 7  17th August 2011 | Author: mat

You have Microsoft Office 2010 Installation DVD or files and you aren't quite sure how to install it on your computer?

Make Windows 7 taskbar preview pop up faster
 

Make Windows 7 taskbar preview pop up faster

 Windows 7  6th July 2012 | Author: mat

Neat little trick to force the preview images of running programs in Windows 7 taskbar or a so called Aero Peek, to show instantly with no delay at all.

Hidden themes in Windows 7
 

Hidden themes in Windows 7

 Windows 7  12th August 2011 | Author: mat

Windows 7 are hiding a few more extra Themes, let me show you how to bring them to light.

Adding new User accounts
 

Adding new User accounts

 Windows 7  2nd August 2011 | Author: mat

In case someone else will be using your computer and you don't what them to have access to your files and documents, just add a new user.

Sign in options in Windows 8
 

Sign in options in Windows 8

 Windows 8  24th December 2013 | Author: Brodjan

If you don't want anybody to see your profile on your computer you can lock it with the password. In this lesson I will show you how you can set different password options to log in, in Windows 8.

How to create a folder
 

How to create a folder

 Windows 7  24th September 2011 | Author: mat

You will learn how to create, rename and delete folders in Windows 7 so you can organize your pictures, documents and other files.

How to create and share Screenshot in Windows 8
 

How to create and share Screenshot in Windows 8

 Windows 8  29th December 2013 | Author: Pena

Windows 8.1 allows us to quickly create a screenshot, which we can share forward via e-mail, Dropbox or other applications.

My first audio CD
 

My first audio CD

 Windows Media Player  8th February 2011 | Author: Realife

In this tutorial, you can learn how to burn your first audio CD. Songs must be stored in seperate folder on our computer.

How to safely remove  USB drive in Windows 8
 

How to safely remove USB drive in Windows 8

 Windows 8  21st December 2013 | Author: bole

If you are using removable disk or USB key then you should look at this lesson. I will show you how you can safely remove your device from computer without the fear of losing data.

How to clean information of the tiles in Windows 8.1
 

How to clean information of the tiles in Windows 8.1

 Windows 8  25th November 2013 | Author: Brodjan

Today I will show you how to clean up the personal information of tiles in the new interface of Windows 8.1.

How to store output into to a text file in Linux
 

How to store output into to a text file in Linux

 Microsoft Windows  28th September 2013 | Author: mat

By default the command line outputs are displayed onto a screen, but you can easily redirect into a text file or even make it to be used as an input for the following command.

 
   
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