Windows Bulletin

With a Windows benchmark tool, you can evaluate your computer’s performance and compare your configuration and ratings with your friends.

Auslogics BenchTown

Auslogics BenchTown is a new free software for Windows that helps you determine the actual speed of your PC.

Auslogics BenchTown performs multiple system performance tests and analyzes your memory speed, CPU calculations, 3D desktop graphics, 3D game graphics and hard drive performance.

When the tests are completed, you will receive a score based on the performance of your system. read more

Although there are several free programs that allow you to make screenshots, there are few that allow you to make screenshots of your Windows login screens.

Windows 7 Login Camera is a free tool that allows you to easily take screenshots of Windows logins.

Download and run the installer and click Install. To uninstall it, click Remove.

Please note that this program replaces the Utilman.exe file located in the %windir%System32 folder.

Although this program also records Utilman.exe, if you receive an error message indicating that the file has not been saved, you must always save it manually. You can restore it manually at any time afterwards. read more

Most free PDF readers allow us to open and view PDF documents only. There are also many free online tools with which we can create PDF documents. If you are on a platform like Microsoft Windows, you can get software like Microsoft Word, which makes it even easier to create PDF documents. Simply save them as PDF documents. You can also use Google Chrome to save web pages in PDF format, but the browser has no way to hide documents, so you must choose software or online tools.

PDF documents serve not only to protect data and information, but above all to ensure security. To this end, we use security passwords to protect our important data at all times. In this article, we show you how to create printable documents and convert them to PDF and how to obtain additional security in the form of passwords. With PrimoPDF and BeCyPDFMetaEdit you can create, convert and password protect your PDF documents. read more

When you upgrade or switch to a new Windows PC, Windows Easy Transfer helps you transfer your files, emails, photos and settings. Microsoft’s User State Migration Tool (USMT) is another tool that enables large enterprises to transfer data from one PC to another. However, there is a tool that you can use to transfer installed programs from one Windows PC to another Windows PC.

Transfer installed programs from one Windows computer to another

PickMeApp is a portable tool for transferring installed programs and their settings from one Windows computer to another Windows computer. You can use it to repair or register programs when upgrading from an earlier version of Windows such as Windows Vista or Windows XP to Windows 7. read more

Show Desktop Remover is a free tool that allows you to easily remove and restore the Show Desktop button on the right side of the Windows 7 taskbar. Windows 7 has introduced an interesting new feature – the creation of a’Show Desktop’ button at the far right of the taskbar. Although very appreciated, there will always be some who don’t like it and prefer the old desktop icon that appeared near the start button.

Of course, you can disable desktop preview at any time by right-clicking and disabling Peek at Desktop. You can also get an overview of the desktop, you can also click on Windows + space bar. read more

A few days ago, we talked about how to hide folders in Windows 10, Windows 8/7 and Windows Vista. Today, we are introducing a new TWC application – an ingenious way to hide your folders under Windows 7/8/10.

Our 13-year-old TWC forum member Paras Sidhu is back – he has developed a free tool for TWC, Disguise Folders, with which you can disguise your secret files and disguise them as system files.

Windows disguise folder

Say you want to hide a folder and no one should search for it. Use disguise folders to make it look and behave like Windows Update or Recycle Bin! read more

You may have heard of freeware that allows you to recover deleted files from your Windows operating system – but what if you worked with the Windows registry and accidentally deleted a registry key?

Well, we always recommend that you back up the registry or create a system restore point before working on it, but you may find that you don’t have a backup and you deleted a key by mistake. In such a case, restoring the backed up registry or returning the created system to the restore point would be the best option to recover the deleted registry key. read more

This article shows you how to change system information under Windows 10/8/7 with a freeware. With this free tool called Windows Info Box Editable, you can easily change or modify system information to fool your friends.

After downloading this portable application, run the.exe file. To start editing the information, press Enter.

In the box that opens, enter the information you want to change. Click OK to change the following setting.

Use this application to change the Windows edition, processor name, RAM, system type, computer name, full computer name, full description, and workgroup. read more

Like digital art? If so, you should check out Microsoft’s new Illusions for Windows 7 theme.

Based on the art of Josh Sommers, this theme consists of optical illusions, grass planets floating in the impossible summer sky, and tributes to M.C. Escher, etc. as wallpapers.

Themepack contains 14 wallpapers and is a 6 MB download.

Go to Microsoft to download it.

Although this theme can only be used under Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate, you can still extract and use background images from this theme. Learn how to create a Windows 7 theme package. read more

We are happy to publish PinToStartMenu. With PinToStartMenu, you can pin items and folders from the Control Panel to the Windows Start menu via the context menu.

There are three different ways to add folders to the start menu and/or even’Pin to start menu item’ to the context menu of Windows folders. To add Control Panel items to the Start menu, create the shortcut on your desktop, then drag and drop it into the Start (orb) button.

PinToStartMenu facilitates the task. It adds the’Pin to start menu’ entry to the context menu of folders and applets in the control panel. read more