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Best of TechRepublic Dual-boot Windows XP and Windows 7   If you're a Windows XP holdout who's curious about Windows 7 but still cautious about jumping into a new OS, today's tip is just for you. In this week's TR Dojo episode, I show you how to create a dual-boot system that runs both Windows XP and Windows 7. -- Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic Head Technology Editor Latest TechRepublic Videos   The pros and cons of the Verizon Droid This episode of CIO Sanity Savers looks at the pros and cons of the Verizon Droid from a business and IT perspective. Watch The Video >> TR Out Loud - November 27, 2009 It was the Thanksgiving Day holiday weekend in the United States, and all of the editorial staff want to extend sincere thanks to the TechRepublic community with this episode of TROLOV. Watch The Video >> Can we trust the early reports of Windows 7 success? The early returns on Windows 7 have been positive, both in terms of sales and customer feedback. But, can we trust all the data at this early stage? Watch The Video >> Latest TechRepublic Blogs   Ninety percent still don't trust the cloud Amazon Chief Technology Officer Werner Vogels broadly outlines the benefits of a cloud-based infrastructure. But TechRepublic members aren't convinced. Read The Blog >> 10 reasons you're not closing the deal in your job search If your job leads fail to pan out - again and again - it might be time to rethink your approach. Deb Shinder offers some job search do's and don'ts. Read The Blog >> Want to write about tech? Be professional One way to raise your professional profile is to blog. Here are some best practices for submitting blogs to prospective publishers. Read The Blog >> Smartphones' biggest drawback? Terms of service TechRepublic member dcolbert vents about his previous smartphone experience, Verizon's terms of service, and more. Read The Blog >> 10 Things... the newsletter! Get the key facts on a wide range of technologies, techniques, strategies, and skills with the help of the concise need-to-know lists featured in TechRepublic's 10 Things newsletter, delivered every Friday. >> Click here to Automatically sign up today! <<   Windows 7 Control Panel Walkthroughs   Clock, Language, and Region Control Panel Windows 7's Control Panel is literally packed with tools (a.k.a. applets) that allow you to configure and control the way that the operating system works. View The Gallery >> Appearance and Personalization Control Panel Change the appearance of desktop items, apply various desktop themes and screen savers, customize the Start menu or Taskbar, and more. View The Gallery >> User Accounts and Family Safety Control Panel Change user account settings and passwords, set up parental controls, manage credentials, and more with this section of the Control Panel. View The Gallery >> Programs Control Panel Learn how to uninstall programs or Windows features, manage gadgets, and more in Windows 7. View The Gallery >>

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