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You probably already know how to create just a plain hidden folder. It is super easy, you just right click on the folder and select Hidden then click Apply. The problem is that anyone with access to the computer can easily turn on the Show Hidden Files and Folders and then can easily see the folder you created. Well here is a trick that will get around this problem and create a invisible folder that has no text and no icon.

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Working with PDF files has become more and more cumbersome with Adobe. It seems that even Adobe, themselves, recognize this and have added a “speed launcher” add-on that boots with windows and helps open PDFs faster (the catch is you have to have a process running all the time). Well, you don’t have to settle with Adobe anymore, there is another option, Fox-It. Fox-It out performs Adobe in every category.

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Contrary to what you may have heard, Backing up your important system files doesn’t require any additional software. In fact it can be easily done using something called xcopy, which is a feature that is included with Windows XP ...

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Defragging your hard drive is important. Over time, files on your disk become fragmented which results in lower hard drive performance. If your Windows XP Defrag Utility has been not working properly, you will be pleased to know that you can repair it without resorting to a repair install.

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Despite the fact that it is a huge security risk, many folks prefer to have it set so that Windows will auto log them in (without asking for a PW). This guide is for those who want to set Windows to auto log them in.

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Feature Focus: Yes this update might seem a little trivial, but there is a feature that is included with Windows XP that I bet most of you have never noticed or used, the On-Screen Keyboard. If you are like me and have limited space for your workstation (especially if you are limited on space for your keyboard) this feature is very handy.

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