See Your True Colors
Well, I can’t say I ever expected to work a Cyndi Lauper reference into the Finish Line Blog, but, it happened. Mark July 23, 2018 on the calendar. At least… Read more »
Tag: Windows 7
Understand How to Uninstall
Today’s Blog post seems like an obvious, common sense idea. I mean, everybody knows how to uninstall programs that they no longer need on their computer, right? Well, believe it… Read more »
How to Be a User (The Old Fashioned Way)
If you’re a Windows user, there’s no doubt you’re familiar with user accounts. Heck, the idea of multiple accounts on one computer was introduced twenty five years ago with Windows… Read more »
Time Waits for No Computer
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with hot food and warm memories. We did the “usual” where we had dinner at my in-law’s first, followed by a… Read more »
Find Your Inner (File) Explorer
As I’ve been known to say over the years, the most important (and expensive) part of any computer is the data that’s on it. Some files are more important to… Read more »
In Search of a Burner for ISO Files
If you’re a fan of acronyms, (and who isn’t), I’m sure you can tell me what ISO stands for. If you’re not sure, I’ll give you a few seconds to… Read more »
Change Your Computer, Change Your Life
Happy 2017 everybody! I hope this new year is the best one yet. As is the case with every new year, there have been many proclamations of resolutions that will… Read more »
Make Windows 10 Work for You
A computer is basically useless without an operating system. It can have all of the high end components and every bell and whistle you could want, but without a way for… Read more »
Home(Group) is Where the Files Are
If you’ve ever worked in an office setting, you’re probably familiar with the idea of a network. If you haven’t, I’ll explain. Picture if you will an office with around… Read more »
It’s Not a Drag to Defrag
If you’ve spent any amount of time sitting behind a keyboard, you’ve heard about the need to defragment your hard disk drive (hard drive for short). Beginning with Windows 95, Microsoft… Read more »