Windows 7 includes flashy, high-resolution icons for almost everything—even the specific devices you have attached. Blogger Long Zheng figured out where those icons are stored, so you can use ...

Taskbar Icon and Menu The real meat of Device Stage is found in the amazing Windows 7 taskbar itself.

Dick Frank unintentionally changed something in Windows 7 so that each window, rather than each application, gets its own taskbar icon. That’s too many icons. How does he change it back? One of ...

Like those spiffy oversize icons in the Windows 7 taskbar? You can get the same look in Vista with just a few clicks.

Since the Windows 7 beta launched, we’ve pretty much been having a love-in. But the truth is, it’s not all rainbows and Start buttons. There are 7 things about Windows 7 that we really hate. 1 ...

Microsoft has killed support for Windows 7 and is urging users to either upgrade to Windows 10 or buy a new computer.

Microsoft plans to make changes to its battery icons in a coming Windows 11 update and images of the new designs have surfaced.

Attaching a device in current versions of Windows gives sometimes unpredictable results. A multi-function printer/scanner/fax, for instance, might show up as several different things within ...

As handy as the new Libraries functionality is, there's one glaring omission: we can't find an easy built-in way to change the Library icons. Here's a solution.

You can experience it now! Just click Windows icon at the bottom-left corner of your monitor, and click “Devices and Printers” to see the changes. All A-DATA USB products are ready for Windows 7.

To make your Windows show all the disabled Devices, you have to right-click on the Speakers icon in your Windows 10 Notification Area and select Recording Devices.

"Device Stage" and the next generation of "Device Manager" will be an integral part of Windows 7, as well as busy students who connect devices left right and centre. Whether it will be your Xbox ...