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Problem Steps Recorder

Problem Steps Recorder Updated: 10/17/2017 by Abdul Kareem Khan Yousafzai The Problem Steps Recorder ( PSR ) was introduced with Windows 7 to record interactions with a program and provide relevant help information to reduce time spent troubleshooting. The picture below is an example of the Problem Steps Recorder. How do I use Problem Steps Recorder? To run the Problem Steps Recorder, click Start and in the run line type "problem steps." Then click the "Record steps to reproduce the problem" link. Once in the Problem Steps Recorder, click the Start Record button and repeat the steps you performed to get the error originally. While running through the steps, you can make a note to describe what you're doing by clicking the Add Comment button and then selecting the area in question. Upon completion, click Stop Record button and you'll be prompted to save the file. Save the .zip file in a location you'll remember, such as...

Google Tricks, Easter Eggs & Secrets

Google Tricks, Easter Eggs & Secrets Google's engineers love to hide some pretty cool tricks at the most unexpected places. Add to that Google's policy of giving 20% of working time to its engineers to do what they want, and you have a search engine filled with lots of entertaining Easter eggs and tricks. Sadly, most of these tricks are still a secret, but every now and then, Google employees leak these cool insider pranks and the whole world gets to know about them. Here, I have created a list of all such known Google tricks and Easter eggs that are still "working." Google in 1998 Search Google for "Google in 1998" and you will be taken to the past to a search results page that shows how Google looked in 1998. Kerning Kerning means adjusting the spacing between characters. So, how would you expect Google to describe it? Literally, off course. When you search Google for Kerning, the spacing of the word Kerning is changed as compared to that of oth...

Watch ASCII Star Wars in Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 & 10

Watch ASCII Star Wars in Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 & 10 Every one of us has watched Star Wars on television, computer or in a theater. It is the same movie with aliens fighting each other for galaxies and such stuff. There is nothing new in it. But wait, have you watched an ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) version of Star Wars and that too in Windows using telnet ? A network protocol known only to computer wizards. Well if you have not, then you must do it now! There is a complete copy of Star Wars done entirely in ASCII characters that you can watch in the Windows operating system (or any OS that supports telnet). The only thing required to watch it is an internet connection; speed does not matter. To watch it on Windows XP, Mac OS X and Linux Go to Start, Run. (Only for Windows users) Now type "telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl" without the quotes and press Enter. Users of Mac OS X and Linux can directly execute this...

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Problem Steps Recorder

Problem Steps Recorder Updated: 10/17/2017 by Abdul Kareem Khan Yousafzai The Problem Steps Recorder ( PSR ) was introduced with Windows 7 to record interactions with a program and provide relevant help information to reduce time spent troubleshooting. The picture below is an example of the Problem Steps Recorder. How do I use Problem Steps Recorder? To run the Problem Steps Recorder, click Start and in the run line type "problem steps." Then click the "Record steps to reproduce the problem" link. Once in the Problem Steps Recorder, click the Start Record button and repeat the steps you performed to get the error originally. While running through the steps, you can make a note to describe what you're doing by clicking the Add Comment button and then selecting the area in question. Upon completion, click Stop Record button and you'll be prompted to save the file. Save the .zip file in a location you'll remember, such as...

Use tab to auto complete commands in the command line

Use tab to auto complete commands in the command line Updated: 04/26/2017 by Computer Hope When at the MS-DOS, Windows command line, or a Linux or Unix shell typing in long file names or directories can become a burden. Use the tab key to auto complete the names of directories and files while in the command line. Below, are a few examples of how this can be done. MS-DOS and Windows command line users While at the prompt, typing in one or more letters a file or directory name contains will auto complete the name in alphabetical order. For example, when at the C:\> prompt type the below command. cd p After the above command has been typed, instead of pressing the enter press the tab key. When you press the tab key the first directory that begins with p will be automatically typed into the command. Continuing to press the tab key will cycle through all available directories including the "Program Files" directory. This shortcut can be used any time ...

Make your Computer Welcome You

Make your Computer Welcome You Do you watch movies? Have you always loved the way how Computers in movies welcome their users by calling out their names? I bet that you too would want to know how you can achieve similar results on your PC and have a computer said welcome. Then you are at the right place, this article describes exactly how you can make your computer welcome you like this. With this trick, you can make your Computer welcome you in its computerized voice. You can make your Windows based computer say "Welcome to your PC, Username." Make Windows Greet you with a Custom Voice Message at Startup To use this trick, follow the instructions given below:- Click on Start . Navigate to All Programs, Accessories and Notepad . Copy and paste the exact code given below. Dim speaks, speech speaks="Welcome to your PC, Username " Set speech=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice") speech.Speak speaks 3. Replace Username ...