The correct screen resolution settings on your Windows 10 PC is very important as this facilitates better content. If the resolution is higher the content of your Windows will be sharper. Windows is able to adjust the default resolution settings
Most of the people know about the significance of taking screenshots, which are in fact, the images of the current screen. Similarly, there should be a way through which we can record our screen i.e. we can make a video
Screen rotation is a very fascinating feature provided by Windows 10. By enabling this feature, the Windows 10 PCs look like tablets or mobile phones. This feature is most useful when your PC’s screen is detachable and you can use
Screen autorotation is indeed a very fascinating feature provided by Windows 10 but at times, it becomes frustrating for the user who does not want to have the rotated view of the screen. To resolve this issue, one needs to
Can you see the icons and text on your screen crystal clear? If you can’t you probably need to adjust your screen resolution. But what exactly is the meaning of your screen’s resolution? Screen resolution refers to the number of
Second monitors that are connected to a machine with already one or more monitors installed are often set to serve as extensions of your desktop by default. In some cases, e.g. if your second monitor is a television and you
One of the most unnecessary things that Windows 8 brings to desktop computers might be the lock screen you need to wipe away every time you start your machine - luckily it's also one of the things you can disable.
Just as in Windows you have the option to rotate your screen into any direction in Linux, too. While in Windows you only need to press some keys, a key combination is not configured in Linux by default. But as
In the age of widescreens, Windows offers a really helpful function for viewing documents, or just play pranks on your friends. With a simple key-combination, you can rotate your screen into any direction - flip it upside-down, or lay it
Screen brightness is an attribute that is reset automatically upon rebooting your machine on Ubuntu and all its fellow distributions. Lucky you if you find the settings okay, but on notebooks and similar machines, you might want to lower the