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A lot of very basic and highly used functions are tucked away in the Start Menu, and notably in the Accessories folder. Sometimes these accessories shortcuts can go missing or hidden, here is how to restore back the Accessories group to the Start Menu.

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From error code 19, Microsoft explains that this can occur when more than one service is defined for a device, if there is a failure opening the service subkey, or if the driver name cannot be obtained from the service subkey. Here is another solution to the problem.

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Installing Windows the first time can be quite scary and daunting for beginners. Here is a Windows installation simulator that teaches you how to install Windows XP, without having to worry overwriting any of your current operating system and personal data.

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Starting from Windows Vista, Microsoft has added a nice and sometimes annoying feature that automatically ejects the DVD-RW drive after clicking on the letter from Explorer when there is no disc. Here’s a few workarounds to stop that from happening.

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If your mouse is broken or currently not available, you can still navigate around your computer by using your keyboard. Here's a selection of 10 tools and web browser extensions to make using your keyboard in place of the mouse more tolerable.

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You may have noticed a suspicious entry of KernelFaultCheck dumprep 0 -k in Windows System Configuration Utility tool or known as msconfig. Here we explain on what is the dumprep.exe file used for and how did it constantly being added into Windows startup even after manually removing it.

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