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ShareWindows 7 has introduced a new security feature which helps to prevent unauthorized software from running, this new feature is called  AppLocker. 
Till now I have written a lot of Windows 7 Tweaking articles like What is the Windows Experience Index and How To  tweak it and How To Format USB drive into NTFS format, today after a long time I am writing a Windows Security based article, First I was about to write a complete tutorial on it but than I find a screen cast at Technet ...]]></description>
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ShareFirst I am talking about virtual ports and not the physical ports. Virtual Ports are those which allow transfer of data just like physical ports but the only thing is they are virtual ie you can&#8217;t see them, they just reside in your PC.
In computer networking, a port is an  application-specific or process-specific software construct serving as a  communications endpoint used by Transport Layer protocols of the Internet Protocol Suite, such as Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP). A  specific port is identified by ...]]></description>
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ShareOld Article Series – Till my exams are over i.e. 7th Jan
How to install Windows Server 2003 on my PC?  Before starting take a quick look on what is Virtual PC, this article gives you a detailed step by step procedure on how to install windows server on you machine by using Virtual PC 2007.
Microsoft Virtual PC (renamed Windows Virtual PC for the Windows 7 release) is a visualization program for Microsoft Windows operating systems &#8211; Wikipedia

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ShareGoogle Public DNS is a free, global Domain Name System (DNS) resolution service, that you can use as an alternative to your current DNS provider.
Got Confused&#8230;Ok let me explain this is in simple non technical terms (as far as I can). You use Internet right. So how do you access any website, by entering its domain name like www.beingpc.com in any of your favorite browser and hitting enter. But the inside story is different.
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