JPGToPDFConverter.com today launches their free 30-Day Giveaway for the fast image-to-PDF converter product - JPG To PDF Converter at http://www.jpgtopdfconverter.com/giveaway.html. The free giveaway will be closed on March 22, 2011. During this time JPG To PDF Converter is for free for all users and visitors.

10 Nagging Microsoft Windows Issues That Must Be Resolved Soon

Microsoft on Feb. 22 released Windows 7 Service Pack 1, the first major update to its latest operating system. For the most part, the update includes fixes that should make the OS work a tad bit better than it has in the past. And as one might expect, Microsoft is pressing consumers and enterprise customers to download the update because of that.

But as Microsoft fixes Windows 7 with a service pack, perhaps it should look for other ways to improve Windows' standing in the marketplace. While the operating system is still the most widely used desktop operating system in the world, there are plenty of people who dislike it for its many flaws. And it's widely cited as a less-secure offering than it could be.

Simply put, there are still many Windows-related problems that Microsoft must start to fix.

Western Digital stripped Seagate of its leading spot in the hard drive market during the first quarter of 2010 and the company maintained that lead throughout the year.

According to Information Network, total hard drive shipments grew 17.1% to 653.5 million in 2010 and Western Digital represented 31.4% of the market, nearly two percentage points ahead of Seagate's share of 29.6%. Hitachi took third place in overall shipments with 16.4%, ahead of Toshiba/Fujitsu at 12.6% and Samsung at 9.2%.

If you try to install SQL Server Express you may receive the following error message:
Installation file missing: WindowsInstaller-KB893803-v2-x86.exe SQL Server Express installation failed.

You may also have issues with installation of any other applications.

This problem is related to MSI Installer not working properly.

For those of you running Windows 7 (and that's likely a huge portion of DailyTech readers), Microsoft has officially made Service Pack 1 (SP1) available to the public. This move comes just a week after Microsoft provided SP1 to MSDN/TechNet subscribers.