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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Enable/Disable Windows 7 games
A couple of day’s ago, a friend asked why Microsoft had removed all classic games from Windows 7. It turned out that he was running Windows 7 Professional, one of the editions where the games are not installed by default.
Posted in Windows 7
Tagged classic games, Feature, few minutes, FreeCell, Games, Hearts, Minesweeper, Windows 7
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