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Take steps to protect your data before it is too late

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Explore the Windows 7 Application Compatibility List for IT Professionals

Greg Shultz examines the Windows 7 Application Compatibility List for IT Professionals spreadsheet and provides you with an overview. Read more

Get quick access to troubleshooting info with the Netstat Gadget

The Netstat utility can help solve vexing connectivity issues - but its command-line interface isn't for everyone. This free Vista / Windows 7 gadget makes the tool much easier to use. Read more

How do I use Zback as an easy portable backup system?

With its small footprint in a self-contained executable file, Zback can be a good choice for a portable backup system. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read more

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Understand cloud computing terminology with this guide

What is the cloud? Rick Vanover found one of the best collections of definitions for cloud computing terms in a recent Burton Group publication, which is available as a free download. Read more

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From avoiding upgrades to refusing reboot requests, Bill Detwiler takes a lighthearted look at superstitious end-user habits IT pros should debunk. Read more

Storage-based compression and de-duplication overview

Managing storage will always be a challenge, so anything to make it easier is worth entertaining. Rick Vanover shares notes on storage-based compression and de-duplication. Read more

10+ PowerToys that can expand your control of Windows XP

Not all PowerToys are right for everyone. But find the ones that make sense for you, and your Windows tasks will be a whole lot easier. Read more

10 antivirus programs for Windows 7

Windows 7 offers some new security features, but a good antivirus program can provide additional protection. Greg Shultz put together a list of 10 solid Windows 7-compatible choices. Read more

Product Spotlight: Laplink Software's PCmover Professional

PCmover targets individual users and organizations needing to migrate data, settings, and applications from one computer to another. Read more

101 Windows XP tips, tweaks, and hacks

 
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