Resolve System Restore Disabled By Group Policy Error In Windows

The System Restore feature in Windows is useful for restoring your PC back to older settings in case some application or settings start hampering its functioning.

If you get the error, “ System Restore has been turned off by group policy. To turn on System Restore, contact your domain administrator “ while trying to access system restore then it could be possible that your firm’s IT department(if it’s your office workstation) has blocked it, or it got turned off automatically due to some reason.

15 Must Know Windows Run Commands - Updated

On the Microsoft Windows operating system, the Run command is used to directly open an application or document whose path is known.

We will show up you 15 awesome Run commands that’d helps you to bypass a series of clicks, thereby making things faster in your daily usage of Windows.

7 Best Free Email Clients: Free Replacement for Outlook

Here are 7 best free email clients that we have come across. If you use Microsoft Outlook, and want to switch to a free email client, then this list will provide you with good options. All of these are completely free, and full of features.

Simple Shortcut to Use Hibernation

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Here's a Simple & quickie keyboard shortcut for those of you who like to put Windows XP into hibernation instead of the standard shutdown process.

How to Do :

• Select Start | Turn Off Computer.
• While in the Shut Down box, hold down the Shift key and hit the H key.
• The computer will instantly hibernate.

Remember that Hibernate is useful because it saves the status of your Windows XP session (all the programs and documents you have open) to the hard drive, so it can automatically restore it the next time you power up.

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More than 100 Keyboard Shortcuts must Know

More than 100 Keyboard Shortcuts must Know: 

We are sharing More than 100 Keyboard Shortcuts which must know for your regular computer Use. These short codes can help you to open many of regular use of key stokes with just short cut code. No need to navigate the process of steps to open a window or a tool or screenshots, typing, know properties, kill, help, shutdown, from your desktop or laptop. We shared windows local and remote tricks following.

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Keyboard Shortcuts (Microsoft Windows)

1. CTRL+C (Copy)

2. CTRL+X (Cut)

3. CTRL+V (Paste)

4. CTRL+Z (Undo)

5. DELETE (Delete)

6. SHIFT+DELETE (Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin)

Top 13 Windows Key Shortcuts - CrazyTechGuys

We are gonna share Top 14 shortcuts utilize the Windows Key  which is located at the lower left hand corner and, the lower right hand corner of your keyboard between the Ctrl and Alt keys. If it is not there, then you do not have a Windows keyboard.

Ctrl  Windows Key Alt

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1.  Windows Key + E
   Opens a new Explorer Window. Probably one of the hottest Windows keyboard shortcuts. This one gets a lot of hoorahs!
2.  Windows Key
   Displays the Start Menu.
3.  Windows Key + D
   Minimizes all windows and shows theDesktop.
4.  Windows Key + D
   Opens all windows and takes you right back to where you were.
5.  Windows Key + F
   Displays the Find all files dialog box.
6.  Windows Key + L
   Lock your Windows XP computer.
7.  Windows Key + M
   Minimizes all open windows.
8.  Windows Key + Shift + M
   Restores all previously open windows to how they were before you Minimizedthem.
9.  Windows Key + R
   Displays the Run command.
10.  Windows Key + F1
    Displays the Windows Help menu.
11.  Windows Key + Pause/Break
    Displays the Systems Properties dialog box.
12.  Windows Key + Tab
    Cycle through the buttons on the Task Bar.
13.  Windows Key + U
    Displays the Utility Manager with accessibility options; Magnifier, Narrator and On-Screen Keyboard.
14. Alt + Tab
    Toggle (switch) between open windows.
15. Ctrl + Prtsc
    to Take a Screen Shot of Present Desktop Screen which includes all Opened windows.
16. Ctrl + D
    to to Add Bookmart of current Website Link.