Windows 10

We know it’s a challenge to upgrade your PC, but at the same time, it is important. New security bugs are constantly found and most companies are pretty good at providing solutions for those bugs as they grow up. However,

The update of Windows 10 adds tabs for almost every program on your device. You can delete these tabs from any program you like, once again giving those applications a standard windows title bar. In this article, we will guide

Apple provides a wallpaper called ‘Dynamic Desktop’ which modifies based on the time of day. On Windows 10, you can get something close by either using the default background settings or diving into the Task Scheduler. In this article, we

The update to Windows 10 introduced a new virtual touchpad that functions like a touch keyboard. This touchpad can be used to monitor the mouse cursor on a touch screen computer. In this article, we will guide you through the

Companies of PC’s also have partitions for recovery. These are normally invisible, but occasionally they become visible on This PC and in Windows elsewhere. In this article, we will guide you through the whole procedure to hide a recovery or

You can now access the exact diagnostic information that is sent to Microsoft by Windows 10. You can also remove it from servers running Microsoft. In this article, we will guide you through the whole procedure to see what data

If Windows Search is just not making it help you find your files, adding tags to any Windows file will give you some support. Tags work like every other framework picture archives, social networks etc. Unfortunately, Windows can’t auto generate

The update provides a new OneDrive function called ‘On-Demand files’, in which your PC now displays versions of your OneDrive files from placeholder. They are extracted as required when you or a program tries to access them. In this article,

Upgrade to Windows 10 provides a replacement Windows Defender feature designed to shield your files from ransomware. It is called ‘Controlled Folder Access’ and by default it is disabled. If you want to check it out you will need to

When you insert an external drive into a Windows 10 computer, it will appear as a separate entry in the Windows Explorer navigation pane. But as seen next to Deadpool here, it also appears as an entry in the nested