* Windowskey+d shows your desktop
* WIndowskey+l allows to switch user
* Alt+F4 close the current window
* ALT+F will open File
* ALT+E will open Edit
* ALT+V will open View
* Go to Start > Run > regedit
Please note that registry changes can be harmful if you don't know what you're doing, so don't hold it against me if this goes wrong for you
Go tot he registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop in there will be key called PaintDesktopVersion the value of this is currently set to 0 (for false) so what you can do is right click on the key, choose Modify from the context menu and set the Value Data to 1 (for true).
Then close regedit, restart and voila, your windows version is printed on your desktop in the lower right corner.
Pointless, but interesting
* CTRL+P for printing
* Go to Start > Run > regedit
In there, navigation to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl
In there will be an option called AutoReboot, right click on this key and choose Modify, set the Value Data to 0 for blue screen, or 1 for auto-restart.
Hows it ...?? Comment please
* WIndowskey+l allows to switch user
* Alt+F4 close the current window
* ALT+F will open File
* ALT+E will open Edit
* ALT+V will open View
* Go to Start > Run > regedit
Please note that registry changes can be harmful if you don't know what you're doing, so don't hold it against me if this goes wrong for you
Go tot he registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop in there will be key called PaintDesktopVersion the value of this is currently set to 0 (for false) so what you can do is right click on the key, choose Modify from the context menu and set the Value Data to 1 (for true).
Then close regedit, restart and voila, your windows version is printed on your desktop in the lower right corner.
Pointless, but interesting
* CTRL+P for printing
* Go to Start > Run > regedit
In there, navigation to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl
In there will be an option called AutoReboot, right click on this key and choose Modify, set the Value Data to 0 for blue screen, or 1 for auto-restart.
Hows it ...?? Comment please
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