Windows Bulletin

Do you use Gmail? I agree that the interface is very easy to understand. It still has some non-essential features like display, chat status, chat search box, people widget, scroll bar and footer, etc. You want to get rid of it? Gmelius is a browser extension designed to give your Gmail inbox a clean look. Ads in your Gmail inbox can be annoying because you can’t fix them yourself. Gmelius easily removes these annoying ads from your Gmail inbox.

Gmelius customizes the Gmail interface according to your preferences and deletes ads and customizes your inbox. read more

We have already seen some freeware for desktop screens. But if you’re looking for a free, feature-rich online video recorder for Windows, you might want to check out Apowersoft Online Video Recorder This free online tool will help you record your on-screen activities with audio track and without delay and can work in many ways, allowing you to edit the video directly as you record the screen.

Free Paperless Online Recorder

As soon as you visit the website and click the Start Registration button, JavaScript is installed. The default settings are set to the default WMV video output. This video format is very versatile and can be used in a variety of environments such as YouTube, etc. Of course, this free paperless recorder can also create any other type of video files you need, such as AVI, MP4, FLV, MKV, MKV files and even SWF files. Many other file formats are also supported, and the settings allow you maximum flexibility, from lossless conversions to minimum space requirements for finished video. But wait – what were the two webcam recording methods we were talking about earlier? read more

Firefox is a popular alternative browser for the Windows operating system. But users of the Mozilla Firefox web browser know that it slows down over time. Over time, the browser slows down and stops responding. You may notice that Firefox sometimes crashes, jams or blocks. Here are some tips to help you run Firefox fast – as was the case after a new installation.

Firefox is getting slower under Windows

1) Make sure you have the latest version of Firefox installed. Mozilla has introduced several speed improvements in its browser and you want to use them. read more

Sometimes you may not be able to open, access or work with files and folders. The simple message that flashes on your computer screen when you try is –‘Access denied’. This can happen for one or more of the following reasons:

• The file can be used
• The file can be encrypted
• The file can be used
• The file can be corrupted
• The user profile can be corrupted

In this case, you may not be able to open, edit, edit, edit, save or delete files and folders. Such problems are usually caused by permission problems, corrupted user accounts or even corrupted files. We have already seen some troubleshooting steps and what to do if you are denied access when deleting files or folders. This article raises some additional steps for troubleshooting. Here’s what you can do to tackle the problem and get back to work. read more

Do you want to become a Microsoft MVP? The Microsoft MVP Award Program recognizes outstanding members of the technical communities who have contributed Microsoft software, services and products to the offline and online technology communities over the past 12 months. In its first year of existence, Microsoft recognized 37 leaders in the technical community as MVPs. There are currently about 4,000 MVPs worldwide in nearly 90 Microsoft technologies in 90 countries, speaking nearly 40 languages and answering more than 10 million questions per year. read more

For all photo enthusiasts who love to store images on the Internet, Microsoft has given you a reason to smile by announcing a variety of new features for sharing photos and files with SkyDrive.com. As part of its ongoing efforts to become one of the most efficient cloud storage service providers, Microsoft has added new features to SkyDrive with support for more file types, new editing features, more sharing options for everyone and more control over what you’ve shared.

SkyDrive new features

Let’s look at the new features of SkyDrive. read more

Microsoft has just announced the introduction of the long awaited two-step verification process for Microsoft Account. This security system will be introduced in all countries in the coming days.

Today, a Microsoft account has become a key that unlocks everything from a Windows 10 PC to your Windows phone, from Xbox to Outlook.com, from SkyDrive and Skype to Office and more. In this context, Microsoft decided to introduce an additional security layer with the introduction of the optional two-step verification. read more

Since Outlook.com is leaving its preview status, it was probably only a matter of time before Microsoft slowly started updating all Hotmail users on Outlook.com.

The automatic update from Hotmail to Outlook has already started. Microsoft plans to update all people still using Hotmail by the summer. If you haven’t updated your Hotmail in Outlook yet, now might be a good time to do so and get a new @outlook.com address if you wish.

If you do not upgrade, Microsoft will automatically perform a forced upgrade for your Hotmail account at any given time. And it’s not so bad – actually, it’s great, because I think Outlook.com offers a much better user experience than Hotmail. read more

Google Drive v1.9 for Windows brings a new feature to Google Drive – offline access with some bug fixes. As you guessed, this feature allows you to access Google documents offline from the Google Drive website. However, there are 2 requirements,

• You must run Chrome Browser
• You must already have the Google Drive Client installed on your system.

The second condition guarantees the creation of a Google Drive folder on your computer. Google Drive files on the Web, including Google Docs, synchronize with the folder.

When you install the Google Drive client on your system, a small drive icon should appear in the taskbar. read more

One of the unpopular features of Windows 8 was the appearance of the charm bar each time you move the mouse to the upper right or lower right corner. Although Windows 8 provided quick access to settings and search in the Metro environment, it was often open when the mouse pointer was accidentally in the upper or lower right corner of the screen.

Disable the charm bar in Windows 8.1

Windows 8 users had to modify the registry to disable the charm bar. Windows 8.1 users now have a user interface that allows them to quickly and easily disable the Charms bar. Simply right-click on the Windows 8.1 taskbar and select Properties. This opens the Taskbar Properties window. read more