Tag Archives: Windows 8
Upgrade Windows 8 HTML/JS from RC to RTM
Working on my Windows 8 HTML/JS application I got the bright idea over the weekend to upgrade to Windows 8 RTM so I could take advantage of Visual Studio 2012 RTM. Not much of a surprise that there was one … Continue reading
Windows 8 Apps (HTML/JS) Bing Maps push pin images not loading
This has been fixed in the RP release of Bing Maps for JavaScript ——————– I was messing around with the Bing maps SDK (Beta) for Windows 8 HTML/JS applications and found a quirk in the pushpin options. I was converting … Continue reading
Windows 8: Add Run as Administrator to the Context Menu for MSI files
This is an older but goodie that Shawn Brink (@Shawn_Brink_MVP) posted for Windows 7. If you click the link above you can download the registry files or follow these steps to create and execute the .reg files.
Windows 8: How to move User Folders (Personal Folder)
Windows Vista and Windows 7 moving the user folders was pretty easy. You would click Start, select your name and you would be at your personal folder location. Without the start button, Windows 8 has an extra step after that … Continue reading
Windows 8 : How to switch an account from Local to a Microsoft Account and back again.
With Windows 8 we are given a new choice on the type of account to create.. Microsoft Account. In the past consumers were only offered a local account. With a Microsoft Account (A.K.A. Windows Live ID) the end users will … Continue reading
Windows 8: Hot Corners
Hot corners is nothing new, although it is something that we need to get use to with the decision to remove the start menu button from Windows 8. OSX and Linux have had hot corners for years, Windows users could … Continue reading
Windows 8 Enable Remote Desktop Connection
To access the remote desktop settings we must first open up the control panel. In windows 8 there are a few ways to accomplish this task. For this example we will utilize the new hot corners.
Bring back the Start button in Windows 8 RP with Stardock
Before I get hate mail. Let me start off with that I am a developer, and while Metro is cool and great for your average mom and pop that opens maybe an average of 5 different applications in a week, … Continue reading