Windows Valley

Windows 8 has a new file system called ReFS (stands for Resilient File System) which is built on the foundations of NTFS. However ReFS is the part of Windows Server… read more

An older but useful context menu options of Windows Explorer, “Copy To Folder” and “Move To Folder” can be added by this easy Registry Hack. Searched terms: copy to folder… read more

With advent of Windows 7, users have been started transitioning to Windows 7 and Window Server 2008 R2. On July 13, 2010 Microsoft is ending support for Windows 2000 Server,… read more

To reduce piracy, Windows XP introduced product activation. Windows Activation requires Windows to activate with Microsoft (either online or over the phone) within a certain amount of time in order… read more

Windows Server 2008 R2 180 day evaluation is available now for the general public. The Windows Server 2008 R2 RTM Bits are available to TechNet and MSDN Subscribers. Windows Server 2008… read more

Here is a quick view of the supported and unsupported upgrade paths for Windows 7 SKUs, that outlines possible upgrade scenarios from older versions of Windows. Searched terms: windows 7… read more

Microsoft released Internet explorer 8 Windows Vista & XP and for Windows 7, it’s stilling continuing. So finally I have moved on IE8 and it can be slipstreamed/integrated in Vista/Server… read more

IPv6 is the next-generation Internet Layer protocol for packet-switched internetworks and the Internet. IPv4 is currently the dominant Internet Protocol version. Searched terms: disable ipv6 windows 2008 r2, windows server… read more

In Windows Vista, There is no direct method the change these settings to customize System Restore. So here is two Registry Tweaks, that help to change- Used space by restore… read more

Windows Vista and Windows 7 allows you to change the program used to open a file. Sometime We set wrong association with file type and there is no option to… read more