Those windows7 tips that should not be missed (3)

41, WindowsLive. Previously, many programs that came with the system were gone, such as Windows Mail and MovieMaker. If you need to go to Live.com, you can download LiveEssentials, including WindowsLiveMessenger/Mail/Writer/PhotoGallery/MovIEMaker/FamilySafety.

42. Remove the program. Windows's bundling strategy has led to a lot of criticism. For this reason, Vista has added or disabled Windows functionality, and Windows 7 has added more entries, including IE. Of course, this is just hiding, not completely uninstalled.

43, Windows Experience Index (WEI). According to the Windows System Assessment Tool (WinSAT), the performance level of the processor, memory, desktop graphics, game graphics, and the main hard disk is determined by a maximum of 7.9 (5.9 points in Vista).

44, process analysis. An extremely powerful resource monitor, far better than the one on Vista, can completely abandon any third-party tools like this.

45. Create a virtual world. Virtualization has been added to disk management to create or attach VHDs to create or load virtual ones directly in the graphical interface and even launch a Windows 7 VHD.

46. Encrypted U disk. Thanks to the new BitLockerToGo, you can easily encrypt data on your USB drive and mobile hard drive using a password or a digital certificate stored on your smart card.

47. Use Group Policy Lock. In fact, it is still AppLocker, see Article 5.

48, guest mode. Restrict other people or children from changing system settings, installing uninstall software, reading and writing data, and deleting user configuration after logging out.

49, restore point backup and restore. You can include restore points when you back up and restore your system.

50, BranchCache (branch cache). Reduce the request path within the remote office network. If someone requests a file over a wide area network (WAN), it provides a local cache, either on a distributed cross-computer or on a central server.

51. Disable search suggestions. When you enter a keyword in the search box, suggestions are provided based on history. If you are concerned about leaking privacy, you can turn it off in Group Policy: User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Windows Explorer - Turn off the display of recent search entries in the Windows Explorer search box, enabled.

52. Pin the control panel to the taskbar. Many programs can right-click and choose to lock to the taskbar, but the control panel does not work, you must first open, the taskbar icon appears, and then right click, you can choose. Or, simply display the control panel icon on your desktop and drag it onto the taskbar.

53, FederatedSearch. With it, search is no longer limited to the local, but extends to the Web. There are already some search connectors (SearchConnector), such as YouTube, Twitter, users can also create their own.

54. Use sticky notes. This feature has been around for a long time, but it's easier to use now, you can put it on the desktop and you can change the font and color.

55, improved writing board. The status of WordPad seems to be very embarrassing, dealing with text files is too wasteful, and dealing with Word files is not enough, but Windows7 has greatly enhanced this lite version of Word, adding the Ribbon tabbed toolbar from Office, and Support for DOCX format (read only)!

56, calculator. Another new basic gadget (and drawing). In addition to the standard and scientific views, programmers, statistical models, unit conversion, date calculations, and worksheet functions are also addictive.

57. Manage services in the task manager. In fact, Vista has it.

58, deep into the system. You don't have to install third-party tools to explore the secrets of the system, such as the resource monitor, as mentioned in Article 44 above.

59, check the system health. The new Resource and Performance Monitor can generate a detailed report of the system's status, including computer performance, resource usage, and more, as well as failure diagnostic information. This report can be accessed through the Performance Monitor Management Controller and saved as an Html file.

60, Windows PowerShell. See Article 4.

61, the old machine runs the new system. Even if you have a notebook that has been in service for six years, you can install and use Windows 7 smoothly, but some features will not be available due to limited hardware performance. This is unimaginable in the era of Vista.

62, system protection. It looks similar to Vista, but there are more options to control, such as configuring disk space usage.

63, really practical help and support. The front page has only three links, a search box and a link to a Microsoft Windows website. It looks more succinct, but the help content is actually very rich and the search has improved.

The last 14 of the following are actually shortcut keys, all of which are centered on the Win key. Mastering them can greatly improve your operational efficiency.