What is default program in windows 7: The default program for a file type is the program that Windows 7 uses to open that file type. Like Windows 7 uses notepad to open .txt files. In this post, I will show you how to set default files types for a application in windows 7. Windows 7 will use that application to open all files types that you have selected. Step 1: Open control panel and select view by: Small icon Step 2: Click “Default Programs”. Step 3: Click “Set your default programs”. Step 4: From the left column, select the program that you want to change it’s...

Most people like me think 20 GB is very much sufficient for windows partition. Yes, 20 GB is very sufficient but not for 64-bit windows 7 editions. I first installed 64 bit windows 7 ultimate in 20 GB partition. But soon, the partition went red, and I had to install new software in some other partition. Almost 14GB is taken by windows 7 64-bit ultimate files. So, what can be best partition size. I will say use 40-50 GB partition. A western digital 1 TB hard disk (green edition) will cost you around 100$.

According to a recent test performed by Anti-malware testing group AV-Comparatives.org raked Microsoft Security Essentials as Best-Performing Free Antivirus. The result was based on series of test conducted. So, it you are using any other free antivirus for your windows, its time to switch to Microsoft Security Essentials. It is compatible with windows vista and windows 7. It can better than many paid antivirus also.

If your windows 7 explorer crashes frequently, then it may possible that the cause is display driver. The display driver may not be compatible with the windows 7 you are using. Even the latest driver provided by the graphics card manufacturer may cause the problem. Disable your graphics card driver service from “Computer Management >> Services and applications >> Services“. And restart your computer. If the problem was because of graphics card driver, then problem should be solved now. You should not just install the latest driver provided by the graphics card manufacturer....