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Got bored with the present Windows 7 Icon set? Want to change Windows 7 Icons? If you’ve installed Windows 7 SP1 update for your PC, there is new icon set to be installed. It is called Token Icon Pack Installer for Windows Seven Build 7601 (SP1). This can be grabbed from devianart.com.[Image Source : IntoWindows.com]Token Icon Pack Installer, as the name …
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Feeling clumsy with a single desktop in Windows 7! There is a software app for Windows 7 called “Windows Pager” which will create 4 virtual desktops. (also called virtual workspaces). The latest changes to the new tool brings unlined integration into Windows 7.Windows Pager sits perfectly in the Windows 7 taskbar ( also called superbar) with complete preview of apps running …
There is default weather gadget for Windows 7, by which you can know the weather conditions of your city.But if you want more, in the form of wallpaper, here is good software to do that.“Weather Desktop Background Changer” is a better app for Windows 7. It lets you pick up set of custom wallpapers which will be automatically applied to your desktop depending on the …
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Library Icon Changer is an icon changer software tool applicable to Windows 7 .Libraries are a new feature of Win 7. It is a convenient way of grouping important folders at one place.This reduces the number of clicks to access a file or folder in Windows.For standard folders like Music, Pictures, Documents etc you have the default icons. But once you start adding …
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After a failed Windows 7 install, you may encounter the "BOOTMGR is missing" error when you make another futile attempt to install or run the OS. It will show you a black screen. There are no fixes provided alongwith the error. It will simply say to press "CTRL+ALT+DELETE" or "RESTART" your computer. Just like many illogical Microsoft solutions, this solution is also …
