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How to enable all Recording Devices in Windows 7

In Windows 7 the lesser used devices including the WaveOutMix, MonoMix, StereoMix are disabled by default. If your your sound driver supports this feature, you can enable it.

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Exclusive Hardware Features for Windows 7 Launched

Microsoft Hardware has recently announced that its current line of award-winning mice, keyboards, LifeCams, gaming devices and notebook accessories will be fully compatible with Windows 7 once the operating system is launched to retail customers on Oct. 22, 2009. Making [...]

Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor – Will your PC run Windows 7?

In general, if your PC can run Windows Vista, it can run Windows 7. But if you’re not running Windows Vista, or are just not sure if your system is ready to run Windows 7, there’s a quick way to [...]

System Requirements for Windows 7

Microsoft is also providing guidance on the minimum system requirements for Windows 7, showing that Windows 7 will work on a broader array of hardware than any other release of Windows at launch.

Download Microsoft Hardware Device Drivers for Windows 7

Windows 7, like Windows Vista, includes most, if not all of the device drivers for common hardware. All you you have to do is plug in the hardware and the drivers will install.

Low Volume feature in Games in Windows 7

Windows 7 includes a new feature that automatically reduces the speaker volume when any communications activity is detected.

The Windows Club

The Windows Club covers Windows 8, Windows 7, tips, tutorials, how-to's, features, freeware and more. It is created by Anand Khanse, a Microsoft MVP.