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How to change and convert file extension in Windows 8
This post shows how to change the extension of a file in Windows 8. For example, if you have a file named photo.PNG and you may want to change it to photo.JPG, or audio.MP3 to audio.WAV. Changing the file extension on Windows 8 is completely different from changing it on Windows 7, Vista, or XP because Microsoft redesigned the file explorer toolbar. First to convert file in Windows 8, open Windows Explorer (or My Computer, My…
Remove Watermark in Windows 8 Consumer Preview [how-to]
Like previous Windows betas from Microsoft, Windows 8 Preview for developers and consumers has its watermark saying ‘Windows 8 Consumer Preview Evaluation Copy. Build 8250′ depending on what build and version you’re using. Some users may find that watermark extra annoying. If you’re one of those users who find it annoying and would like to remove it, you have two options: remove it or hide it every time you change the wallpaper. XDA-developer member…
Microsoft releases first Windows 8 theme for dual-monitor, download it
Microsoft recently released Windows 8 Consumer Preview and they have now released the first official theme for Windows 8 Consumer Preview and Developer Preview users. The Windows 8 theme Microsoft released, called Nightfall and Starlight panoramic, is designed for users with dual monitor with the same resolution. this dramatic free theme for your Windows 8 Consumer Preview desktop also shifts your glass color to match each stunning, wide-angle image….
Microsoft releases Windows 8 Consumer Preview
Today, in a couple of hours from now, you will be able to download Windows 8 Consumer Preview officially and directly from Microsoft. The company will release Windows 8 Consumer Preview during an event that will be held at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona by 3PM and 5PM (CET). You will be able to download the preview from msdn.microsoft.com and install it on your 32- or 64-bit x86 machine. No version…
Windows 8 Developer Preview expires on 2013 with new update Microsoft released
Windows 8 Developer and Server preview are currently set to expire on March 11 and April 8th 2012. But now Microsoft released an update (KB2671501) to both previews to extend the expiration date to next year, 2013. The update can be installed by going to Control Panel and clicking Check for Updates. After installing the update, the computer has to reboot in order for the new expiration date to be extended….
Microsoft Uses MacBook Pro to Design Windows 8 [Image]
The man you see in the picture above whose name is Bill Flora, is a creative director at Microsoft and a key leader on the team that created Microsoft’s Windows 8 Metro interface. Apparently, Microsoft employees have their Apple evangelism on them too. Most Apple fan and Mac users have already noticed what’s in the picture. If you take a close look at Bill’s desk, he is designing Windows 8 using a Mac…
Windows 8 App Store Demoed and Detailed By Microsoft [Video]
Microsoft posted a new video demonstrating and describing the design for Windows Store. We can see Microsoft is working hard on bringing an-easy-to-navigate app store for Windows 8 users. Microsoft describes the landing page users will see when opening the Windows Store, which will features new and old applications “editorially chosen based on a variety of factors, including whether they do a great job on the platform or a great job expressing Metro…
Windows 8 Beta Now Available for Download, Download Here
Excited for Windows 8? Makes you feel Sexually aroused? Well, you can get the beta. Microsoft has just posted the pre beta, Windows Developer Preview, for download on your 32- or 64-bit x86 hardware, and activation is not required this time. And remember, this is just a beta, this is not a stable version and you will find some issues, that is why it’s recommended to be installed on a separate…
Microsoft Shows Windows 8 for Tablets, Notebooks and Desktop Using New Metro-style User Interface
Microsoft today demoed the latest Windows 8 build running on tablets, notebooks and desktop during its BUILD conference in Los Angeles. Steve Sinofsky demonstrated Windows 8 OS running on ARM-powered devices, Qualcomm powered devices and even one tablet running NVIDIA’s upcoming quad-core Tegra 3 chipset. One of the desktop on display, the HP Phoenix, is expectable to be announced later on this week – although specs for this computer have not been revealed yet. In addition,…