Many users are asking how to remove evaluation copy (Or testing purpose only) watermark that appears on the bottom right of Windows 7 desktop. Generally, we need to edit system file to make it happen. But thankfully, we have a simple, clean and working patch that does the job perfectly.

Before getting into the innards of the guide, it’s better to backup your system files since you are going edit user32.dll.mui system file using a small patch. Follow the steps given below to remove watermark from the Windows 7 desktop.

Procedure:

1. Download the patch from here 

2. Right-click on Removewatermark (.exe) file and select Run as administrator. Make sure that you have chosen RemovewatermarkX86.exe file, if you are using 32-bit Windows. Likewise choose RemovewatermarkX64.exe for 64-bit Windows.

3. Next, a command prompt will be opened asking your permission to continue. Press/type “Y” to continue patching process.

4. Within few seconds, a successful message will be shown. Close Command Prompt window & reboot your system.

5. Enjoy!

If the watermark appears even after rebooting the machine, then follow the procedure below.

1. Type CMD in Start menu search field and hit enter Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with admin rights. Alternatively, go to Start > All programs > Accessories. Right-click on Command Prompt entry, and select Run as administrator.

2. In the Command Prompt, type in mcbuilder.exe and hit enter. It may take a minute to finish the process. Now, close the Command Prompt window and reboot Windows 7.

3. You should see no watermark on your desktop now.

Note that this patch should work fine on all builds of Windows 7 including build 7057.

Add Uninstall Option To Windows Right-Click Menu To Quickly Uninstall Apps

We all the know the typical way of uninstalling a software in Windows XP, Vista, andWindows 7. One needs to go to Control Panel, then Programs and Features (add/removeprograms in XP), right-click on the application name and finally select uninstall option to start uninstalling the installed program.

Microsoft has not changed this procedure in the upcoming Windows 8 as well, if leaked Windows 8 builds are anything to go by. So if you install and uninstall software often, you might be looking for a better way to remove the software.

MenuUninstaller is a brilliant application that lets you uninstall software with a click. It lets you uninstall a program right from the program context menu (right-click menu). In other words, simply right-click on a program entry in Start menu or application shortcuton desktop and select uninstall option to start removing the program from your PC.

Installing MenuUninstaller software will add Uninstall option application context menu. Use the context menu to remove the apps with a click.

How to use MenuUninstaller to remove apps from your PC:

Step 1: Download (link provided at the end of this article) and install MenuUninstaller on your PC to add Uninstall option to context menu.

Step 2: Right-click on the application that you want to remove and select Uninstalloption to start the process.

Step 3: Click Yes for the confirmation prompt.

Please note that if you can’t see Uninstall option when you right-click on an application shortcut in Start menu, please hold the shift key and then right-click on the application to see the Uninstall option.

Office Password Recovery v6.1.1.50 [recover lost passwords Office]

Office Password Recovery v6.1.1.50 [recover lost passwords Office]

As its name suggests Office Password Recovery is a password recovery program generator for Microsoft Office package , you no longer will eat the head for having forgotten or lost password, because you gets it within seconds.

So thanks to Office Password Recovery can recover passwords for Word documents, spreadsheet in Excel, Access databases, Powerpoint presentations, MS Outlook,. It works on all version of Microsoft Office including 2003.

Office Password Recovery is so powerful that recovers all types of passwords including those who have recently been modified.

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WinGuggle 2.3, Gets your Windows 7, Vista, XP and Office Product Key easily

WinGuggle 2.3, Gets your Windows 7, Vista, XP and Office Product Key easily, System Information and Customizes OEM Information Completely

If you've lost your product key, this is very difficult to recover if you will just look for it at your registry.The program also provides System Summary of Information and Customizes your Windows 7, Vista and XP's Logo and Information easily.

WinGuggle is a small application that can Set, Change and Backup your Original Equipment Manufacturer's Information. It can also get your Windows 7/Vista/XP and Office Product Key for Backup easily. How? No Installation is needed, Just unzip the archive and launch the application.

WinGuggle 2.3

• Refresh option was added
• System Summary - Combination of dxdiag and msinfo32 functionality
• Office Works 9 Product Key Recovery
• Office 2010 (Home, Student, Business and Professional) Serial Key Recovery
• Windows Registry Redirection code is now fully functional
• Bug fixes for Windows 7 - 32 and 64 bit version, Vista and XP

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How To Reinstall Windows Without Losing Your Data

The Windows XP installation CD includes an option to repair an existing Windows XP installation. Using this option allows you to reinstall Windows without losing the files, personal data and programs you already have on the system. To take advantage of it, just place the CD into your CD or DVD drive on your PC and reboot the computer.

During the installation you will be prompted if you wish to use the recovery console to repair a Windows installation. The recovery console is rather limited in its use, so just press the Enter key to proceed with the installation as you would normally.

Press F8 to continue past the Licensing Agreement.

The next screen should display a prompt asking you if you wish to repair an existing installation.  Select your Windows installation (most likely it is the only one) and press R.

This will begin the repair and reinstallation of Windows. The installation will copy files to the hard drive, reboot the system, and then proceed just like a normal installation. Follow the prompts just as you normally would any normal Windows installation.

When the installation completes, you should still be able to access all of your documents and installed programs.

Full Windows Reinstall Without Loosing Data and Programs

I personally prefer to perform a full clean reinstallation of Windows. With the clean install, the hard drive is formatted and programs are reinstalled. If you want to use this method, you can use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (AKA FAST).

Click here

To use FAST, you first have to run it from the old Windows installation. Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.

Tell FAST that you are on the Old Computer, then click Next.

Finally, select the location where you would wish to save the files.  Portable USB drives were born for stuff like this.  Be warned though, the drive may not be big enough.  Another option would be to save the settings somewhere on your hard drive first, and then move them over to multiple USB drives or burn them to CDs/DVDs.

Click Next, and wait for the files to be copied. If you have a lot of data, it may take quite a while for the process to complete.  Once it has completed, your settings are ready for the new installation.

Once you’ve reinstalled Windows, launch FAST just as you did initially to save your settings:

Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.  Click Next. This time when prompted which computer you are using, select New computer. Click Next.

The following screen will ask you if you have a Windows XP installation CD for creating a wizard disk.  A wizard disk can be used for loading settings from another computer. In this case, a wizard disk is not necessary since the files have been saved to another location.

Select I don’t need the Wizard Disk. I already have collected my files and settings from my old computer. Click Next to proceed.

Finally, you will be prompted for the location of the files and settings. Select the Otherradio button and browse to the location where you saved the files and click Next.

The files and settings will then be copied to the new computer. You may want to install all of the same programs you had on the old computer that you intend to use, before you run FAST. This will help to ensure that your settings will work properly with them.

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