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When using Windows 10 search by default the results will include web search results using Bing along side the matching results for files, folders and programs on the computer. Most of the time we may not want to get the result from web. Follow below simple steps to disable the web search results in windows 10 start menu 1. Click in the search box 2. In the left hand side click on the settings icon 3. Change ‘Search online and include web results’ to ‘off’ 3. Search results will now online include only local results inside out computer and web results will be disabled.

File extensions are usually preceded by a full stop and indicating the format of the file. By default file extensions will be hidden in windows file explorer. Follow the below steps to display the file extension in windows 7 Open Windows Explorer (or Use short cut Windows key + E ) Click the Alt button on the keyboard to display the file menu Then select Tools and Folder options Open the View tab then de-select ‘ Hide extensions for known file types’ Click ‘OK’ to save the changes File extensions will now be visible in Windows Explorer.

Mozilla always releases updates to add new features / solve security issues that exist in older versions of Firefox. In Firefox by default it may update automatically and install a newer version. When that happens, some of your add-ons may stop working. Some time because of our internet connection you may want to stop auto updates. Bellow are the steps to prevent automatic updates in Firefox browser. 1.  In Firefox menu bar Click Tools menu and select Options.  If you are not find menu bar then Press Alt+T in keyboard to get Menu bar. Else you can use Firefox's Open menu short-cut  in the top right side of fire fox then select "Options" Or type "about:preferences" in Firefox address bar 2. Click “Advanced” menu in Options 3. Select update Tab in “Advanced” menu 4. Now select "Never check for updates (not recommended: security risk)" options under Firefox updates. You can also select "Check for updates, but let me choose whe...

In my previous post ( Print a Screen with Mouse Cursor ) I have explained simple way to add mouse pointer in the screenshot. now I am going to explain How to take Screenshot with Mouse Cursor using free tools. Bellow steps will tell you How to take Screenshot with Mouse pointer. Step 1: Download Free Screen Capturer from Extensoft website link  and install it. Step 2: Open Free Screen Capturer by clicking Start Screen Capture  from start menu. Step 3: Open the Window/Application you you want to capture (take Screenshot) it. Step 4: Now Press the "PrtScr" (print screen) button on your keyboard then it will open the Screen Capturer window and it will ask you whether you want to capture the full screen, an application window or a region of your screen. If you want to  record your screen then click animation option under capture mode. and it will captures sequences of screenshots as animated video as WMV (Window Media Video) format. ...

We are always using the print screen button in keyboard to print the screen i.e. window. Sometimes we may want to print the screen with mouse cursor also. That time it is not possible in  Windows 7  to print screen with mouse pointer [cursor]. I am not sure about windows vista or windows XP or other earlier version of windows. There are two solutions available to print the screen with mouse pointer. Option 1: The first option is simple to use. Use normal print screen option to print the screen and add the mouse cursors using image editing tools like paint Photoshop etc. If you want the Mouse cursor images just take it from the internet sources. If you type Mouse cursor in Google Images you can get all the icons immediately. Save the Mouse cursor icons in your computer. Now go to any image editing tools like Photoshop or Microsoft Paint or Gimp or others. Just Paste the mouse cursors in any place of your already captured Screen image. Option 2: In this solution you will do...