Tom Lachecki

If, like me, you have disabled Windows 7's "Libraries" feature, and later found that you are unable to add "Picture Locations" for your desktop wallpaper, you don't have to workaround it by manually copying your desired wallpaper into a default folder.

Upon updating Windows 7 for the first time in a while and rebooting, I was soon horrified to discover that I was unable to connect to any remote hosts over the internet. Let's find out why.

A brief stroll through time with Microsoft Windows and the "Add Font" dialog.