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Change what shows up and what doesn't show in the Windows 7 Start Menu.

Inspired by CNET's Quick Tips and First Looks on Windows 7 beta, but not sure how to install it correctly? Never fear; this video guide will help you create a dual-boot configuration so you can run the preview of Microsoft's latest OS without destroying your older operating system.

USB flash drives are more than just storage: they're a great way to run your safe copy of Linux or Windows on any machine that can boot from USB.

Some folks just prefer the old ways. Here's how to get rid of that new fangled taskbar.

If you miss the old Quick Launch bar, here's how to get it back.

The Pantech Matrix Pro is a decent Windows Mobile smartphone, but its clunky design and lack of Wi-Fi are disappointing.

The Apple Mac Mini for the most part retains the same external design as its predecessor, but Apple has made significant changes under the hood that speed up the system--though still not competitive to budget Windows desktop PCs.

Vista's file indexing can make even super-fast PCs feel slow. So turn it off to speed up Vista's look and feel.

After reviewing the most watched and most popular Super Bowl ads, Molly realizes there's a simple, magic formula for popularity. Also: Windows 7!

Windows' built-in search is OK, but we can help you find your e-mail, documents, and other files quickly, smoothly, and for free.

Cleanup the taskbar by hiding icons in the notification area.

Kent German translates a mumble, we explain CES, and Tom can't help but answer a Windows 7 question.

The Clickfree's lightning-fast transfer speeds and excellent performance scores secure the Clickfree a solid recommendation for up-to-date Windows and Mac users.

Microsoft extends the deadline for downloading Windows 7 beta, President Obama launches another Web site, and Wikipedia considers ways to limit entry vandalization.

You can speed up an old Windows machine with easy extra memory, no screwdriver required.

Use Launchy to access your Windows directories lickety-split.

Geek philosopher Steven Johnson talks technology and the presidency. Plus Tom shows you how to try out Windows 7 beta.

If you're looking to upgrade, Brian Tong shows you a few ways to figure out if your software and hardware are compatible in Windows Vista.

Mess up your PC? Use System Restore to roll back to a time before you made the error.