In Windows 7, the system tray is now called the Notification Area, which is just a fancy term for all those little icons at the bottom right of your taskbar. Just like you could customize the system tray in Windows XP, you can also customize the notification area in Windows 7.

There are two ways you can manage…

I don’t know about you, but I’ve always dropped files directly on the quick launch buttons to quickly and easily open them in the application the shortcut points to, but now Windows 7 doesn’t let you do that—by default, at least.

When you try and drag a file onto a taskbar button in Windows 7, you’ll be prompted…

What good will a home Windows 7 installation will be without useful toys on your desktop?  In Windows 7, these toys are called desktop gadgets and by default 7 comes with a handful of desktop toys that we can readily use.  The most useful widgets, err gadgets, are here.

The dependable calendar, clock, CPU meter, curreny converter, feed…

The soon to be released final version of Windows 7 is expected to be a great platform for gaming. People who aren’t contented with their game play experiences with the XP or Vista need to check out the Windows 7 to get the best of their games.  Now the most pertinent question in most of your minds would…

The original untouched ISO’s of Windows 7 RTM Build 7600.16385.090713-1255 for both x86 and x64 from Microsoft are finally here!

If you have downloaded any other version of Windows 7 RTM ISO such as this one which was created by WZOR from the original files, it will be better to download the bits again and compare them with…