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How to center icons in Windows 7 Taskbar

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Welcome to my blog! In this blog I will show you how to center icons in Windows 7 Taskbar for a sort of mac OS-y Dock-ish look.   (This might work with Windows 8, but I’m not sure about Windows 10, just give it a try and comment whether it works or not.) This is our final look- It is very easy and can be done without any additional software or expertise. So, let’s get started… Step 1: Create a blank folder wherever you want. Name it Windows 7 (or Windows 8 or Windows 10, but we will go by Windows 7 in this instance). Note that this folder must be kept empty. Step 2: Right-click on the Taskbar, select Toolbars and click on New Toolbar. Now browse to the location where you created that blank folder, and click on Select Folder. Now you should see a “Windows 7” toolbar near the notification icons. Step 3: Here comes the fun part! Right-click on the  Taskbar, uncheck Lock the Taskbar. Now you will see two rows
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Installing KolibriOS into a USB flash Drive (feat. Rufus)

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Rufus  This blog will show you how to install KolibriOS into a USB pen drive. Items Required: -An empty USB pen drive (completely blank) -KolibriOS ISO file (available here , download the LiveCD image version)( Learn more about KolibriOS ) -Rufus (available here , download the portable version) -A computer/laptop -Patience and basic computer skills Also, just go through my blog on KolibriOS  here . Watch the video for the installation process: Now, after installing, turn off your pc/laptop, plug in the pen drive, turn it on and press F12 repeatedly. This should get into the BIOS of your computer.(if it didn't, just Google how to get into the BIOS on your computer). Don't freak out, select your USB with the arrow keys and press enter. Now you should see a blue screen, with some options. Just press Enter. Ta-Da! You have successfully booted into KolibriOS!!! If you aren't able to get this done, just post a comment, or e-mail me  here That's all. Best o
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An Operating System under 30mb! (feat. KolibriOS)

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Customized KolibriOS desktop with dark theme and Game Center open Yes! This   Operating System is available for download in just under 30 megabytes! (For those who don’t know what an Operating System (OS) is, it is a piece of software that connects you to the computer. Examples are Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, etc. More info on Operating Systems here ) KolibriOS Desktop I actually wanted a portable OS (an OS which can be stored on a pen drive or CD and boot on just about any computer.) for my old Dell laptop from 2005. It had a Hard Disk which ceased to work, but otherwise in pristine condition. I looked about and finally stumbled upon KolibriOS. This OS is impressive! For under 30mb, you get a ton of apps, 30+ games (including the classic Quake and Doom) and a bunch of themes.   KolibriOS playing QUAKE KolibriOS Game Center   Best of all, it NEVER lags! I usually use it on the aforementioned Dell Inspiron 1300, and it never lagged on the ol
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DIY: Create the ultimate N-Pen Stylus!

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Hello humans! You might have wanted to have a stylus just for doodling, or you might be dead bored at home with nothing to do. If so, you're at the right place, as I'm gonna show how to make a stylus for yourself. I will also mention an excellent app for writing or doodling at the end. So, let's get started! First of all, you need an empty pen or a sketch pen. you also will need a Q-Tip or an earbud & some length of copper wire (or some single-core wire without the plastic outer layer). Once you've got all that settled, you can start making the stylus. Start by twisting the copper wire around the tip of the Q-Tip as shown in the picture. Now, slightly wet the tip of the Q-Tip. This is to improve conductivity, as touchscreens work by detecting static electricity in your fingers. Remember to wet it only very slightly. Our stylus should be able to transfer this charge from your fingers to the screen. This is why we are using a copper wire. This wire will take the charg
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