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• Make a Windows Install Flash Drive With WinToFlash Super-handy utility WinToFlash automates the task of prepping Flash drives as Windows installation media.
• Migrating to Windows 7: Final Touches Now that we've installed Windows 7 on a new partition, it's time to copy over iTunes files and important data.
• Microsoft Says Windows 7 Install Workaround Is Legal Users must either have a "full" retail license of Windows XP or Vista, or assuming the Windows 7 upgrade is applied to an existing PC, that the upgrade is done on that same machine.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 4: Installing Your Apps A killer service automates the process of downloading and installing popular software--and it's free!
• How To Set Up a Windows 7 Network Senior Editor Robert Strohmeyer shows guests at his Windows 7 launch party how to set up a Windows 7 network and share files.
• How to Install Windows 7 (Before Your OS Launch Party) Welcome to the party! Senior Editor Robert Strohmeyer shows you how to install Windows 7 before you celebrate its launch with your friends.
• Microsoft Celebrates Windows 7 OS Launch Worldwide Microsoft shows the planet some of the features and tricks of its new Windows 7 operating system.
• Microsoft's Ballmer Announces Windows 7 Launch Windows 7's coming-out party was hosted by CEO Steve Ballmer in New York.
• How to Manage Multiple Users with Windows7 Robert Strohmeyer takes a look at some of Window's 7's tools for managing multiple users on a single PC.
• Remove Internet Explorer 8 Claude Mize doesn't like IE8. If he removes it, will he get his old version back?
• How To Easily Install Ubuntu Linux On Any PC A step-by-step guide to installing Ubuntu, the most popular Linux distribution.
• Windows 7: A Guided Tour of Its Security Improvements PC World's "Uncle" Robert is a funny guy, but he takes a serious look at some of Window's 7's new system management and security tools.
• Windows Genuine Could be a Real Advantage Microsoft could use its most-hated "feature" to make all our lives easier
• Microsoft Suggests Corporate Vista Testers Should Switch to Windows 7 At Microsoft’s recent Tech Ed Conference, the company suggested users testing Vista should abandon that effort for the Windows 7 release candidate.
• How to Give Your PC a Windows 7 Makeover Some of Windows 7's new interface tweaks are pretty slick, which is why software developers have already started cranking out copycat tweaks.
• Get It While It's Hot: Windows 7 Release Candidate Publicly Available Microsoft announces the public availability of its Windows 7 release candidate.
• Get Started With a Small-Business Server Consider using a small-business server to manage tasks across all of your company's PCs.
• Windows? More Like a Brick Wall In which I attempt to repair a wayward computer and take a journey down the rabbit hole.
• Can Someone Steal My Windows Product ID? Ahmed Olatunde wonders if someone can copy his Windows Product ID from the sticker on his laptop, and use it to install Windows on another machine.
• Reinstall and Restore Your Windows PC in Eight Easy Steps Eliminate problems and improve performance by wiping out Windows and reinstalling it from scratch. Here's a simple guide to help you back up your data and restore your PC quickly.
• Ubuntu Linux: The Easy Installation Guide By default, the easy installation for Ubuntu Linux leaves many of the operating system's best and most basic features partly disabled or limited. We show you how to bring out the full potential of this free OS.
• Find Your Windows Product ID Dreamweever66 needs to reinstall Windows. He asked the Answer Line forum where he can find that 20-digit number that tells Microsoft he bought Windows.
• Can You Install a Program onto an External Hard Drive? kckrug1994 asked the Answer Line Forum if a game or application would will work if installed onto an external drive.
• Installing Vista SP2 Beta Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Beta is here. Are there any installation surprises you should know about?
• Will Microsoft Continue to Activate New XP Installations? Gunther Steinberg of Portola Valley, California wants to know if he'll be able to install Windows XP on a new computer, and have Microsoft activate it, "in 2010 and later."