With the new Windows 7 Release Candidate (build 7100) there is no longer the over abundance of “Submit Feedback” links and shortcuts all over the User Interface.  So if you want to submit a bug how do you do it? Start -> Run -> rundll32.exe FeedbackTool.dll,ShowWizard The Send Feedback wizard will then open and you [...] Read more »

With Shell Commands a lot of newbies typically give them a blank stare not really understanding what they are.  Simply put they are shortcuts to items within the Windows operating system that may not have a static path.  By using a shell command you can let the OS bring you to the correct location with [...] Read more »

Shell commands are incredibly useful when creating shortcuts or quickly accessing hard to get to locations. They can be used to pin shortcuts to the Taskbar or just to make your life easier.  For those that are preceded by “Shell:” when using them in shortcuts you need to add “explorer.exe” in front of them.  It [...] Read more »

Shell commands can be extremely helpful to know when you want to create a shortcut to a specific folder in Windows. Windows 7 still supports the majority of Windows Vista shell commands as well as some new ones. Read more »