The top 10 utilities every computer technician should have in their toolbox!

Tomorrow we should be getting more details regarding Microsoft certified applications for Windows 7. They are releasing the Alpha version of the logo testing kit which helps developers to be compliant with Windows 7. Just to qualify for the Windows 7 logo to be associated with the application it must adhere to the following standards: [...]

My first real introduction to un-installing applications on OS X happened when I decided to install a Spyware application onto my test machine.  As is typical of Windows based malware applications, it did not un-install completely.  There were multiple files that it very kindly left behind for a user to try and clean up after. [...]

My previous post was about un-installing Internet Explorer 8 and after a little more digging it looks like IE is no the only application getting the un-install option.  The Windows Engineering blog today has posted additional details about what other applications can be removed in the upcoming Windows 7 Release Candidate: Windows Media Player Windows [...]

It looks like Microsoft is starting to take the more cautious path regarding Internet Explorer 8 and Windows 7.  The European Union has been pressuring Microsoft to remove Internet Explorer from Windows 7 and it is starting to look like MS is taking it a step further and allowing for IE 8 “removal”.  Users are [...]