Windows 7 gadgets offer added functionality and convenience in a variety of ways. Here are a few you may want to add to your desktop.
Note: This gallery is also available as an entry in our 10 Things blog and as a PDF download.
The gadget I used to monitor my dual-core computer running Vista wasn't available in a quad-core version, so I switched to All CPU Meter. It supports up to eight cores (so I have room to grow). All CPU Meter isn't as complex as some, but the simplicity works in its favor. It monitors your memory usage as well as CPUs, and it packs a lot of information into a small space. I also like that you can change the background color to match your preferences.
The top 10 Windows 7 desktop gadgets
by Debra Shinder | August 30, 2010, 7:12am PDT | Image 1 of 10
All CPU Meter
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Moderator Just how do you see this as another repost?
It was posted on June 2 2010 well at least the first comment posted to this thread was posted then.
So exactly how is a 2.5 year old Blog even close to being considered current. As for stopping people searching the site and then posting to Zombies sorry that's not going to stop after all People are People and most do not look at the dates.
Col
So exactly how is a 2.5 year old Blog even close to being considered current. As for stopping people searching the site and then posting to Zombies sorry that's not going to stop after all People are People and most do not look at the dates.
Col
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