Tip: Turn Off Delete Confirmation

When you drag an item to the Recycle Bin, a pop-up window appears asking you to confirm the delete. This is can be a great feature for those of us who accidentally delete items, but if you don't suffer from mistaken deletes, get rid of it.

1. Right-click on the Recycle Bin.
2. Select Properties.
3. Select the Global Tab.
4. Uncheck the "Display delete confirmation dialog box."

Remember that if you accidentally delete something, you can always go into the Recycle Bin and undelete it there. Simply highlight the deleted item, go up to File, and select Restore.

Logon Screen

 If you're the only user on a computer, odds are  you don't need a logon screen to appear every time you boot up.

Eliminate the need to input your user name and password with these steps.

   1.       Open Control Panel.
   2.       Double-click on the Network icon
   3.      In the Primary Network Logon, choose Windows Logon
   4.       Press OK
   5.       In the Control Panel click the passwords applet
   6.      Click Change Passwords tab.
   7.       Press Change Windows Password button
   8.       Type in your current password and in the Old Password Box.
   9.       Leave both the New Password and Confirm New Password boxes blank
  10.       Click OK
  11.       Select the User Profile tab and make sure the "All users of this PC use the same preferences and desktop settings" is selected.
  12.       Click OK
  13.       Restart Windows