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Windows 8 Operating System is different compared to earlier Windows Operating Systems. The usability is different, look and feel are different; it will take time for us to understand this Operating System. Usually, we start from the Start button in earlier Windows Operating Systems. But in Windows 8 OS, doesn’t have the usual Start button. […]
TCP/IP settings are used to allow to communication with other computers. We can automatically assign IP addresses to the computer with the help of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). If we use DHCP, no need to change the IP addresses; because it automatically assigns them. This article explains the steps to assign TCP/IP settings. Step […]
CentOS provides terminal windows to allow us to run commands within the terminal windows. CentOS provides six terminals by default. And which are accessible by pressing Alt + F1 to F6 keys (or in graphical mode Ctrl + Alt + F1 to F6). Through this article, we are going to discuss the steps to open […]
Computer Name is required for uniqueness to identify the computer within the domain. So, you have to give a unique name for each computer within the domain. This article explains the steps to change “Computer Name” in Windows 7 Operating System. Step (1). Go to the Desktop window. Step (2). Locate the My Computer icon […]
Windows allows us to change the local area connection settings through the “Local Area Connection Properties” dialog. Through this article, we are going to discuss the steps to open the “Local Area Connection Properties” dialog. Step (1). Right-click on the network icon from the System tray. It will display a pop-up menu. Step (2). From […]
Internet Explorer allows us to show or hide the menu bar to allow to increase the display area within the Internet Explorer window. This article explains the steps to show or hide the menu bar from Internet Explorer Window. This article applies to: Internet Explorer 9 Step (1). Open Internet Explorer. Step (2). Right-click on […]
In Windows we can use Task Manager to manage the processes. This application also allows us to kill the running processes. Before you do this, you ensure to save any unsaved data. Otherwise, you will loose the data when you kill the process. For example, if you prepare a word document, and forget to save […]
