When you have external legitimate email sender’s email address and domains, it may have been end up in Junk E-Mail in Outlook. You can tell users to right click on the email in Junk E-Mail folder and select Junk –> Never Block Sender (or Never Block Sender’s Domain). But every user had to do this … Continue reading Exchange 2010: Populate Safe Senders List on all Mailboxes via PowerShell script →

Once I learned this option exists, it is a breeze to use Explorer on multi-level sub trees. It’s better then changing sub folder levels in address bar. Once you enable this setting, this is you see it. If you are interested, follow the steps to enable it. On you Explorer window, click Organize and select … Continue reading Windows 7: Automatically expand Navigation tree to the current folder →

PointerStick is a portable tool that presents on the Windows Desktop a virtual pointer stick, for example for Presentations to highlight the current mouse position and the emphasis on presenting will be better. The use of the virtual pointer stick is ideal for projectors (Beamer) and larger LED/LCD screens. # Features:# Very Small Program# Low … Continue reading Huge Pointer Stick to replace the mouse pointer–Great for presentations →

Outlook provides a way to recover items after you have permanently deleted them, including after emptying the Deleted Items folder. Your Exchange server administrator specifies the retention time for permanently deleted items on the Exchange server. After this time has elapsed, you cannot recover the deleted items. By default, to use the Recover Deleted Items … Continue reading Outlook: Recover deleted items from any folder (not just Deleted Items folder) →

If you are willing to spend few minutes for this solution, continue reading. It involves firing a batch file based on event log entries using Task Scheduler. 1. Create a batch file named “Wireless_Disable.bat” with the following contents. Open Notepad, copy/paste the following text and save it as above file name. netsh interface set interface … Continue reading Windows 7: Disable wireless when you connect to Wired network & Vice Versa →

XP Mode is Windows 7 is greatest thing since sliced bread. Damn it was more than useful. Here are the few ways I use the XP Mode. Installed legacy apps (that’s the point of this feature, isn’t?) Install the apps that I want to keep for a long time. E.g., you can reinstall your computer … Continue reading Windows 7: Xp-Mode apps–Pause, hibernate, reboot →

I found these two gems, liked to share it here. Enjoy. Fliqlo: Flip Clock Word Clock

Pulse is an application that automatically downloads wallpapers from the web using given keyword. At this time it uses http://rewalls.com to get wallpapers. There are thousands of beautiful wallpapers with different resolutions. Pulse automatically chooses wallpapers with your screen resolution. You can make it to skip wallpapers with lower resolution or to get wallpapers with … Continue reading Pulse: Automatic Wallpaper changer with a twist →

I am using one of the signature generated from this site: http://www.kammerl.de/ascii/AsciiSignature.php Those dudes did fantastic job on creating pretty awesome ASCII fonts. See some samples below. Generate one for your name and use it on your Outlook and other places.

With this program (http://www.door2windows.com/windows-7-start-button-changer-change-your-windows-7-start-button-with-one-click/) you can change the Windows 7 Start Orb or button something cool. 1. Download the program from above link and save the program to known location. 2. Download some cool Start Orbs from here: http://browse.deviantart.com/customization/skins/windows7/startorbs/ 3. Right click on the downloaded file named “Windows 7 Start Orb Changer.exe” & run as … Continue reading Windows 7: Change to some cool Start Orbs →