Use Command Prompt in Windows 10 or 7 to Create a Text File List of Filenames from a Specific Folder

There are times when you need to get a list of all the filenames that are in a particular folder.  You could type them all out one by one in a text file or excel spreadsheet.   However, when the folder is extremely large and has a lot of files in it, this can be a bit more cumbersome.  In this guide, I will show you how to use the Command Prompt to spit out a Text File which will contain a list of all the filenames contained in a specific folder. (Note: This Guide can actually be used in any version of Windows)

Cleanup Taskbar in Windows 7 By Hiding Notifications for Specific Applications

With enough applications, the Windows 7 Notification Taskbar (the portion on the right hand side over by the clock) can start to get cluttered.  Heres how to turn off notifications for Specific Applications.

Assign a New Icon in Windows 7 Using A Hidden Listing of Icons

Windows 7 allows you to customize the folders fairly easily.  Most people know how to change to a different listing of icons that are included with Windows 7.  However, this guide will not only show you how to change to a different icon, it will show you how to change using a secret hidden listing of icons that is contained in Windows 7. 

Set Wallpaper in Windows 7 to a Slideshow that Changes Automatically

This guide will show you how to set Windows 7 to a Slideshow that changes automatically.   This will allow you select a folder of wallpapers and Windows will automatically cycle through the wallpaper images by a set time frame that you will select.  

Enable "Run" in Windows 7 or Windows Vista

If you have Windows 7 or Vista you might have noticed that the start menu no longer contains “Run”. Microsoft decided to remove this from default start menu settings starting in Windows Vista. Thankfully, we can change that with a few quick steps