OK this may sound like a weird thing to want to do. If you have a PC that has no password associated with it and you lock it all you do is click back in and you don't need to enter in a password. Well I have built a home theater PC and I have it joined to my Domain so it has to have a password because it's a domain user. I created a policy preference and associated it to the PC that will create the registry key's that will allow this pc to log in automatically. But what I'm wanting is to lock the machine and not need to enter in the password to unlock it.

I have a frustrating problem, I have multiple versions of Photoshop installed on my computer (Windows 7) and I already had Photoshop CS5 added to my "Open With" menu and now that I have CS6 installed I can't add THAT one to my "Open With" menu instead! I've tried using the browse button and selecting the CS6 version but it keeps adding it as the CS5 version. Is there some way to edit the Open With menu so I can replace the CS5 version with the CS6 version? I need to keep CS5 on my computer for the time being or else I'd just uninstall it and I'm sure it'd be no problem then.

How To Automatically Logon To Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP

Note: This is just the actual install procedure. If you need to do a reformat first, see our other tutorial for beginners that includes step-by-step instructions on how to do a reformat first, right here.

Ok, let's start ... get out your disk for the operating system you would like to install and have it handy:

1. You download a program that you cant delete.
   See example in this article here: Clicky

2. You want to customize your windows settings
   Example: you want a custom boot logo when you restart your computer these files are normally a .MUI file

3. Create custom themes make your Windows computer look like a mac or Windows XP look like Vista

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This is the standard way to take ownership of a file or folder

To take ownership and grant full control (or read write) permissions of files or folders in Windows Vista and Windows 7 / Windows 8, do these steps.

• In Windows Explorer window, locate the files or folders that you want to take ownership and grant or change full control or other access permissions.
• Right click on the file or directory, and then select Properties on the right click menu.
  
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This trick works in Windows 7, and Vista (I use it in Vista and it works Great )

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In the navigation bar on the left-hand side of the "Open" and "Save As" dialog boxes there are options like My Recent Documents, My Documents, Desktop etc. This is convenient for when you open the same files over and over. Here's how to add one of your frequently used folders without having to navigate all over your network to find it.

Go to "Open" or "Save As". In this example, I want to add the folder called "Reports" I use this reports folder a LOT (which contains subfolders)

Ever sit at your desk in work or at home and you're surfing the net when you really shouldn't be, you hear someone coming Here's a quick way to minimize windows all at once, very simple, ready??

Hit the start button & M simultaneously.

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