A Step-by-Step Guide: How to Upgrade from Windows Vista to 7

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October 20th, 2009 written by Sandro Villinger in Windows Insights

Windows 7 is just around the corner! If you just got your copy of  Windows 7 and want to install it on your PC or laptop, this post will provide you with an easy, step-by-step guide. What is an upgrade? If you’re installing a new Windows version, you basically have two options: an in-place upgrade [...]

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TuneUp Blog Diary: Extend Your Laptop’s Battery Life (Part One)

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October 14th, 2009 written by Christoph in Tips and Tricks

Often times I find myself stuck in a conference room, on a long flight, or at the airport without an electrical outlet in reach. Since I tend to be on the go all of the time, it is critical for my laptop to have a long battery life—and for me to know the best techniques [...]

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Winnipeg Free Press – More Tech Talk with Tibor Schiemann

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October 14th, 2009 written by Alexandra in Behind the Scenes, News

This past Saturday, October 10, the Winnipeg Free Press published another computer Q&A column from our very own Tibor Schiemann. The tech issues he covered included how to solve playback issues with WMV clips, and how to prevent color photos from changing to black and white while in screen-saver mode. [...]

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Tech Talk Radio – Interview summary with Sandro Villinger

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October 13th, 2009 written by Alexandra in Behind the Scenes, News, Windows Insights

Last Saturday, September 26, Sandro Villinger, Windows TuneUp evangelist, was a featured guest on TechTalk Radio. He led a discussion on Windows 7, as the general public waits in anticipation for the October 22 launch date. Sandro went into depth on the changes he has observed while testing Windows 7, his favorite features like AeroSnap, and [...]

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Speed Up Games on Your XP or Vista System (Part One)

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October 7th, 2009 written by Alexandra in Tips and Tricks

Does your favorite game take too long to load? Is Gameplay slow? This new series of posts helps you squeeze every last FPS (frame per second) out of your 3D game. In Part One, we will explore how disabling unnecessary background activity and upgrading to an optimized graphics driver helps. To get smoother, high-resolution gameplay [...]

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Winnipeg Free Press – Tech Talk with Tibor Schiemann

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October 2nd, 2009 written by Alexandra in Behind the Scenes, News

Tibor Schiemann, TuneUp president and managing partner, recently addressed Winnipeg Free Press readers’ computer tech issues in a September 26 th Q&A column. He showed how finding pictures on your system should be a snap, and offered tips for dealing with the “dreaded blue screen”. Have any suggestions to add? [...]

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Will Tweaking Windows’ Prefetch Folder Allow for a Faster Startup?

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September 30th, 2009 written by Tibor in Myth buster

Myths about optimizing Windows have been floating around forever. Unfortunately, a couple of technical Windows books, magazines, and Web sites have picked up on them by accident as well. In some cases, these rumors are pretty harmless. For instance, someone at a technical forum started the rumor that SuperFetch, a Vista feature that enables programs and files to load faster, is also available for Windows XP. [...]

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How to Reduce Windows Startup Time

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September 23rd, 2009 written by Christoph in Tips and Tricks

Most Windows users follow the same routine every day—they push the power button on their computer and head off to make a cup of coffee. If that’s as long as it takes to boot up your system and all of your programs, then something’s not right. [...]

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Tech Talk Radio – Interview with Sandro Villinger

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September 21st, 2009 written by Alexandra in Behind the Scenes, News, Windows Insights

Sandro Villinger, Windows TuneUp Evangelist, will be on Tech Talk Internet Radio on Saturday September 26th at 9:00 a.m. PST/12:00 p.m. EST. As we prepare for the October 22nd release of Windows 7, Sandro will talk about what it was like to test Windows 7 and what his favorite features are. Much discussion has centered [...]

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Windows 7 Performance Check: Upgrade Install vs. Clean Install

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September 16th, 2009 written by Sandro Villinger in Windows Insights

Which type of installation do you want (Upgrade vs. Clean Install)? We have the right answer for you!

Microsoft’s shiny, new operating system, Windows 7, is just around the corner (October 22), and there’s been a lot of buzz around Vista’s successor. For those ready for “7,” here are a number of ways to get this new Windows version.

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