Windows Safe Mode options allows windows to bypass normal windows startup allowing you to fix the system-critical computer problem without loading any unnecessary drivers or software. There are 3 different types of Safe Mode options available in Windows.
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How to Start Windows in Safe Mode
Safe Mode is the first step in recovering a crashed computer when it displays the blue start up screen (Blue Screen of Death) which continuously restarts. Safe Mode option load a minimal set of drivers for fixing problems in Windows.
Here is how to Start Windows in Safe Mode
What is Windows Safe Mode?
Safe Mode is a powerful tool that load a minimal set of drivers for fixing problems in Windows. Windows Safe Mode option allows you to start Windows without loading any unnecessary drivers or software when you have any system-critical problem in windows. This option allows you to troubleshoot Windows easily. Safe Mode is the first step in recovering a crashed computer when Windows restarts continuously with blue screen known as Blue Screen of Death.
Office Web Applications – Office 2010 Screenshots
Microsoft’s Office Web Applications are browser-based Office clients which include Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint, Word and also Outlook. The Office Web Applications can be accessed by simply opening the documents as listed on a web page.
Users will have access to, and can use Microsoft Office to edit/modify Office documents anywhere.
Here is the screenshots of Office Web Applications
Microsoft Azure Cloud – Pricing
Microsoft has disclosed pricing on its Windows Azure services, cloud computing platform as a service. Here is the Microsoft’s prices for Azure services (Windows Azure , SQL Azure and .Net Services).
Microsoft’s Azure Services Platform is a cloud platform (cloud computing platform as a service)
Windows Azure:
Microsoft Exchange Replacement – Google Apps
Planning to switch from Microsoft Exchange or want to run Microsoft Outlook on Google Apps instead of Microsoft Exchange on your enterprise, then consider Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook. It will be an effective replacement for Microsoft Exchange on the backend. This app allows you to keep Microsoft Outlook but use Google Apps Gmail as the back-end.
