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Accelerate disk maintenance tasks:
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You can start the backup, disk scan, disk cleanup, or defrag by using the Start.Program.Accessories.System Tools command but if Windows Explorer is open then you can do these things faster by right-clicking Mouse over the drive you want to make and select Properties. In the General tab, click Disk Cleanup to perform this utility (Windows 98, 2000 and Me), or select the Tools tab to open one of the other utilities.
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Computer Management:
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Windows 2000 and XP provide quick access to the Computer Management utility, just right-click My Computer and select Manage.
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Resets clock:
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You do not need to open the Control Panel to set the date, time, or timezone settings by simply right-clicking on the clock in the toolbar and selecting Adjust Date / Time; Better yet, double click on the clock.
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Screen Adjustment:
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Control Panel is not the fastest way to display properties. Just right-click on the desktop and select Properties. To close / open applications quickly, right-click the taskbar and select Minimize All Windows to open the desktop and right-click the taskbar and select Undo Minimize All Windows to restore the screens. yours.
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Go to System Properties without Control Panel:
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To access System Properties, right-click My Computer and select Properties. If the My Computer window is open, right click on the system menu icon in the top left corner of the window (near the File menu) to see the same menu, only the Rename feature is missing.
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Go to Network Neighborhood:
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The fastest way to access network parameters is to right-click on the Network Neighborhood icon on the desktop (My Network Places in Win Me) and select Properties. Similar to the My Computer case, if the Network Neighborhood screen is already open, right-click on the system menu icon in the top left corner of the window (near the File menu) to see the same menu, just missing Rename.
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Connect or disconnect a network drive:
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Just right click on the Network Neighborhood (My Network Places in Windows Me) or My Computer and select Map Network Driver or Disconnect Network Driver.
