Many computer users rely on the Windows Update tool to keep hardware drivers current. Unfortunately, Microsoft does not monitor each and every piece of hardware on our systems as we would like to believe

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Update All Hardware Drivers with Ma-Config

When printing pages from documents, websites, and other files, we tend to print unnecessary parts, such as useless images, texts, and even the pages itself.

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Print Only What You Need with GreenPrint

It feels like we are always updating something on our computers. Usually, it is software with built-in update checkers, which nag us until we perform the needed update

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Update All Firefox Plugins the Easy Way

If you often work with large spreadsheet files, you know how frustrating it can be to lose data because of a stupid mistake or because your computer crashed while you were working with your data.

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Recover Lost Data Using Excel’s Automatic Backup Feature

For the average user, there aren’t many differences among the multiple versions of Windows 7 until you get to the server and other enterprise level versions of the operating system. Consequently, some options that are just fine for home use end up enabled in versions intended for use in work environments. One such case has to do with whether just anyone can shut down a PC running Windows 7 even if that person isn’t logged in to the system

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Prevent Users from Shutting Down Windows 7 Unless They are Logged In