GUID and Random Number Generator

Globally Unique Identifier or GUID is a 128-bit integer (16 bytes) identifier  used in software applications in order to provide a unique reference number to identify a particular component. It is so unique that there's a very low probability or its impossible that any two or more component has the same value.
Registry Applications
Network and Sharing Center
{8E908FC9-BECC-40f6-915B-F4CAOE70D03D}
System {BB06C0E4-D293-4f75-8A90-CB05B6A77EEE}
Taskbar and Start Menu {0DF44EAA-FF21-4412-828E-260A8728E7F1}
Folder Options
{6DFD7C5C-2451-11d3-A299-00C04F8EF6AF}
{GUID}

Using GUID Generator: you can use this tool to create your own Guid that can be used for tweaking and customization.
Example: Another Way to Add Icons to Desktop

Random Numbers
Generation of random numbers is very important in computer science. It is a computational algorithm designed to generate a sequence of numbers that appear to be random.

This is often use in gambling, cryptography, computer simulation, websites that predicts the users personality especially in social networking websites such as facebook and others.

You can try here: Random Number Generator from your selected range
Using the Random numbers in lottery: http://windowsforus.com/LuckyLotto/

Overall, these systems are related to each other because they can produce unique numbers that can be use in many computer applications.

Being familiar is very important.

How to Burn ISO Files or Disc Images in Windows 7

Many programs and installation disc now are compiled in .iso format. Making a copy or burning them in Windows 7 is very easy. A built-in Right-Click Menu will launch the Windows Disc Image Burner to burn .iso files directly within Windows without the need of third party tool.

ISO File is a disk image or copy of data of a DVD/CD-ROM.

To verify the disc after burning, click to check the option as shown in the picture above.

It is supported natively in Windows 7 free of charge.

That’s it! Hope this helps!

Shrinking the system partition by using the command line

1. Click Start and type CMD, then press Enter. It is best to run the Command Prompt as an Administrator. To do so, right-click CMD and select "Run as Administrator".
BTW, you can also hover over the CMD line and press CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER to invoke the "Run as Administrator" shortcut.
2. In the command prompt type

Diskpart

3. Select the right disk drive and partition to work on. Typically, in Windows 7, this should be disk 0 and partition 2, but please make sure you do select the right disk and partition before continuing. You can do so by performing a LIST operation to view your existing disks and partitions BEFORE attempting to expand the wrong partition.

List disk
Select disk 0
List partition
Select partition 2

4. When the right disk and partitions were selected, run the SHRINK command which reduces the size of the volume with focus by the specified amount, and makes free disk space available from unused space at the end of the volume.
SHRINK has some parameters we need to talk about:
DESIRED=<N> - Specifies the desired amount of space in megabytes (MB) to reduce the size of the volume by. If a desired amount is not specified, the volume will be reduced by the maximum amount of free space available on the volume.
MINIMUM=<N> - Specifies the minimum amount of space in MB to reduce the size of the volume by.
QUERYMAX - Returns the maximum number of bytes that the volume can be reduced by (the free space available on the volume). This value may change if applications are currently accessing the volume.
If a MINIMUM amount is not specified, the volume will be reduced by either the DESIRED amount (if specified), or by the maximum amount of free space available on the volume. If a MINIMUM amount is specified but not enough free space is available, the command will fail. This command works on basic volumes, and on simple or spanned dynamic volumes. You can reduce the size of a volume only if it is formatted using the NTFS file system or if it does not have a file system.

For example:

Shrink QUERYMAX

The above command will return the maximum number of bytes that the volume can be reduced.

shrink DESIRED=500 MINIMUM=250

Will shrink the partition by 500 MB, if possible, and if it cannot shrink by 500 MB, it will at least attempt to shrink it by 250 MB.

shrink DESIRED=10000

Will shrink the partition by 10000 MB.

5. You may check the new partition size by running the list command, again.

List partition

6. You must now exit DISKPART by using the Exit command.

Exit