Microsoft has sent out a warning of a vulnerability found in the 64-bit Windows 7. The vulnerability was found in cdd.dll or Windows Canonical Display Driver on 64-bit systems of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 that have the Aero theme installed. Since this is the default on most Windows 7 systems, we’re talking [...]

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With Windows 7 out and about, most Vista users who have upgraded are finally happy. For XP users who decided to make the switch, however, there are some who are slightly overwhelmed with the changes. One of the common gripes that some XP users who’ve upgraded is the new start menu.
If you’re one of those [...]

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For those of you who are still not sure if you’re going to to upgrade to Windows 7, I have a treat for you. Microsoft has released a Windows 7 Enterprise Trial version that lasts for 90 days.
This is not only a good way to test if your computer can handle it, but also as [...]

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With the release of Windows 7 just around the corner, most users of the Windows OS are eager to find out just what to expect with the final release version. Ed Bott over at ZDNet provides an early peek at Windows 7.
For more in-depth observations, check out Ed Bott’s article mentioned above. Let’s take a [...]

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Windows XP and Vista users who are wanting to upgrade won’t have to wait too long. Microsoft has announced the release date of the next version of Windows along with the prices for different versions.
The release date for Windows 7 is set for October 22 so those of you testing out the release candidate know [...]

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If you’re thinking of trying out Windows 7 or Linux but don’t want to risk your current installation, here’s an easy way to do it. MokaFive is a virtual machine based on the well known VMWare. This app will let you test out different operating systems without touching your current OS install.

MokaFive comes with Linux [...]

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