When the Windows Update Control Panel window opens, click Change Settings and after that under Important Updates click on the drop-down menu and choose Never check for updates.

As already mentioned this might leave your computer at risk, so turn off the Automatic Updates only if necessary.

Alternately you can type “fonts” in the Search box and open the Fonts folder, then simply drag and drop the .ttf file from Windows Explorer to the Fonts folder.

Now you can click on the taskbar, hold down the mouse key and drag the taskbar to the position of your choice – top, left, right, or bottom.

Another way to achieve the same is to right click on an empty space on the taskbar and click Properties – when the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties window comes up, click on the drop-down menu right next to Taskbar location on screen and select one of the four positions – Bottom, Right, Left, or Top.

Carefully examine the files that triggered the warning just to be double sure, but in most cases you have nothing to worry about!

Launch the tool, click the drop-down menu and select the option that fits your needs and the screenshot will be taken immediately. After that you are presented with a few more option like saving the screenshot to a file, sending it via email, etc.

If you hold down the control key you can select more than one background picture and choose how often your background picture changes from the drop-down menu and if you want the pictures shuffled.

In order to install Windows XP Mode you need to be running Windows 7 Professional or Windows 7 Ultimate. The XP mode, in fact, requires two separate downloads and installation – you need to download and install Windows XP mode and Windows Virtual PC.

Once installed, you can launch the Windows XO mode from the Start menu on Windows 7 and then install or run an application just like you would on a normal, physical computer.

You can download Windows XP mode from Microsoft’s web site.