Start Menu Library Shortcut Edit - Windows 7

So i use my Start menu to open Windows Explorer and browse for files. Click on any shortcut from top-right section then navigate by using back, up, etc.
Next i'll show you how to change those predefined folders with some of your own.

1. Open Start Menu and pick one of those folders. I've selected the Documents for editing because who uses Documents anyway?

2.  Next, right click the folder and the select Properties, a new window will appear. Remove all library locations (because you won't need them anymore). 

3. After that, press the Include a folder button and select the one that you want to have a quick access to.

You will want to select Optimize this library for General items because thumbnails and stuff

And you're done. Now you can quickly jump to your favorite folders.

Webcam record utility

I tried to find a program that records video clips directly from your webcam , but my first search results were spam, more spam and a forum post that learned me to record directly from Microsoft Office Onenote. Unfortunately it has just one setting, and that is regarding the quality of the video, but if you have Microsoft Office installed,  it's right there for you.
Usage: Open OneNote (not that Sidenote from System Tray, then go to Insert -> Recording -> Record Video. I don't know where on the hard drive it saves the file, but after you finish recording you can right click the object and select a path for you new saved file.

Oh, when you press "record", a pop-up will apear with images from the camera. From this point, the recordin si on until you close the window. Neat!

24H clock in Windows 7

To enable 24h clock , go to Control Panel -> Region and Language -> Formats tab -> Aditional settings -> Time tab. Next, switch both Short time and Long time to HH:mm (Capital H).
Apply and you're done.

Remove User Account Control in Windows 7

If you wish to drop all the "do you want to do that" stuff in Windows 7, you must set the User Account Control (UAC) to never notify. To do that, go to Start , then write in the search field UAC. Press Enter and move the bar to the lowest position.

This should not be a problem for any users, Windows XP never had this control setup. Just stay away from weird web sites or kinky applications.