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Windows OS comes with a built-in image viewing program which is called " Photo Viewer ". Its a very basic image viewer which allows you to view images and to perform a few basic operations on images such as rotate, zoom, delete, set as Desktop background and slideshow. It also allows you to print the image, burn the image to a disc or email the image to other people. "Photo Viewer" program comes preinstalled in almost all Windows versions such as Windows 7 or Windows 8. If you want a more advanced image viewer, Microsoft provides a better program " Photo Gallery " which is a part of Windows Essentials (previously known as Windows Live Essentials) suite.

Its turn of Details Pane in Windows Explorer. Windows Vista and Windows 7 Explorer comes with Details Pane at bottom which shows useful details of selected files and folders. It used to known as " Common Tasks " in Windows XP and used to show at left-side area of Windows XP Explorer. In Windows 8, Microsoft has moved it to right-side area of Explorer. Today in this tutorial, we are going to share a trick which can help you in enabling a secret animation in Windows Vista and Windows 7 Explorer's Details Pane. After applying this trick, when you'll select a file or folder in Windows Explorer, the Details Pane will show its detailed information with a nice animation.

If you can remember the good old Longhorn days when Windows Vista was under Beta testing, the Details Pane in Windows Explorer used to show at top just below the Command Bar. But in Windows Vista RTM (Final version), the Details Pane was moved to bottom. Same thing applies to Windows 7 as well. There are many people who still want to get the Details Pane at top as shown in below picture:

In recent topic we told you about the new " Get Windows 10 " app and its White Windows flag icon present in Taskbar notification area:

Recently we told you that final version of Windows 10 will release to public on July 29, 2015 . So you'll be able to purchase Windows 10 from market or upgrade your existing Windows version to Windows 10 from July 29, 2015. Microsoft has already said that Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users will be able to free upgrade to Windows 10 in the first year of launch. You can check out following topic for more details: Now to make the upgrade process easier, Microsoft has released a new update KB3035583 for Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 users which will help Windows users in upgrading to Windows 10 when it becomes available. This new update installs a new application called " Get Windows 10 " which shows a new White Windows Flag icon in notification area (system tray) of Taskbar. If you click on the icon, it launches "Get Windows 10" app. The application shows 6 informative pages about Windows 10 new features and upgrade process. Each page contains a button &q