Below
are some weird facts about Windows that nobody can explain:
1. Nobody can create a folder named
“Con.” Try to create anywhere on your
hard disk a folder called “Con” (without the quotes). Go to a location on your hard disk, right
click, choose “New” and then select “Folder” from the menu that appears. Name the folder “Con” (without quotes) and
hit Enter. You will see that the folder
won’t be named “Con.” It will be new
folder.
2. A text file made with Notepad, with the
following content: “Bush hid the facts” (without quotes) won’t display the
actual text. Go to
Start/Programs/Accessories/Notepad.
Write in Notepad the following text “Bush hid the facts” (without quotes),
then save the file and exit Notepad. Now
go to the text file you created and open it.
You will see that the text you just wrote and saved won’t show.
3. Write in Word this: “=rand(200,99)”
(without quotes) and witness the magic.
Open Microsoft Word and on the first line write: “=rand(200,99) (without
quotes) and hit Enter key. See the
magic.
Below
are some amazing facts about Windows 8:
1. Microsoft performed 1.2 Billion hours
of testing before releasing the Windows 8.
2. More than 1,500 new apps were added to
the Windows 8 app store overnight on the launch day & buy now there are
more than 10,000 apps in Windows 8 app store.
3. Windows 8 ultrabook computers run at
least 33% faster than Windows 7.
4. The in-depth design testing of Windows
8 was done by a team of 16 people of Europe's largest experience design
specialist firm, Foolproof.
5. Xbox music that comes with Windows 8
has 30 million songs that can be streamed online.
6. Windows 8 is the first ever version of
Windows especially designed & optimized for touchscreen devices, Windows 7
and its predecessors were not made for touchscreens.
7. Microsoft sold four million upgrade
copies of Windows 8 over the first weekend of sales.
8. Microsoft released Windows 8 in 109
languages, including 14 new display languages which has a potential reach of
over 4.5 billion people.
9. According to Microsoft, there were
about 535,000 downloads of the Windows 8 developer preview within the first 12
hours of its release.
10. For the first time since Windows 95, the
Windows Start button is no longer present on the taskbar.
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