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KMPlayer (Korean Media Player)  is a media player recently acquired and developed by Pandora TV and released in full version on June 20th 2011, after a few years of initial beta testing and numerous beta releases.  Overall this media player is very promising and manages to deliver a high-quality experience to the user. Although the interface might look simple, beneath it lays a strong core that allows the player to handle a large amount of video and subtitle formats, alongside a large number of customization options.

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I’m not a great fan of Windows native System Restore and i’ll probably never be, due to its buggy nature. However, the guys from Comodo managed to create a backup & restore application, similar to System Restore that is actually better and more reliable. Comodo Time Machine is a powerful system rollback utility that creates certain backup points and allows the user to rollback Windows to those specific points. Practically, this allows the user/administrator create system snapshots that he can save, for later rollbackin’.

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Airytec’s Switch Off is a nifty little utility that can restart/shutdown your computer or simply just lock it down. Of course, this isn’t its main advantage, the utility has also a web interface that allows you to connect from anywhere in the world via any computer or phone. The utility has a very intuitive interface and it’s rich with options, making it good for inexperienced users and advanced users or admins.

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Yes, Windows 7 has a secret game-like Godmode that once enabled, allows the user to access most of its options/settings under one window, nicely arranged and ready to be abused. It won’t do any wonderful magic, but you will find options there that you probably ignored/passed by in your exploration lust. Windows 7 Godmode it’s actually THE collection of tools/settings presented nicely under one window. It’s fair to say that Godmode is a good-to-have option on your desktop, giving the user an overview of Windows 7 and it’s settings.

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Windows 7 is a great operating system no doubt, for many users, greatest than Windows XP. And speaking of XP, do you miss the classic start menu?

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Windows 7 is Microsoft’s love child and our favorite Windows OS. However, there are some bugging functions that need to be disabled within Windows 7 and one of them is its hibernate function. This can be acomplished very easy following these steps:

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windows7Once again, we found a great how to, via Web Talk, helping us to create a single DVD with all Windows 7 versions. Great huh? Well, here’s the thing, Microsoft allows its buyers to purchase Windows 7 via the affiliated online stores, microsoft.com or TechNet. The Windows 7 installation files weren’t made public, until now… The files have been leaked from the Microsoft’s online retailer, Digital River and can be messed with a bit…directly to a DVD.

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mousewranglerMouseWrangler is a free utility that helps you perform commands using mouse gestures. Shortly, you can transform any command you want into a mouse gesture and perform it fast, using your mouse, of course. Some examples of possible mapped gestures are the opening of windows programs, certain keystrokes or common Windows tasks.

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