Computing

AutoHotkey Script to Detect Screen Changes and Alert You
Computing

AutoHotkey Script to Detect Screen Changes and Alert You

So, I made this super handy script with a friend’s help. It’s an AHK (AutoHotkey) script that makes a noise when something changes on your screen. This is perfect for when [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
What do the Red USB Ports mean on my computer
Computing

What do the Red USB Ports (SS10) mean on my PC?

The red USB port is a bit of a mystery to many. Over time, USB has changed a lot, giving us different colored ports. But the red one stands out and might leave you wondering what’s so [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
PowerShell Access to the path is denied
Computing

PowerShell “Access to the path is denied” (Administrator)

When you’re working with PowerShell to handle files and folders, sometimes you hit a snag with a message that says “Access to the path is denied.” You might see this pop up [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Auto OC Ryzen 7000 or 5000 PBO2 (Curve Optimization)
AMD

Auto OC Ryzen 7000 or 5000 PBO2 (Curve Optimization)

If you’re trying to get the best out of your AMD Ryzen 5000 or 7000 series processor, you might have heard about Precision Boost Overdrive 2 (PBO2) and its cool Curve Optimization feature. [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
PC Keeps Restarting When Opening Ryzen Master
AMD

PC Keeps Restarting When Opening Ryzen Master

If you’ve tried making your computer’s brain (the CPU) work faster or use less power with a tool called Ryzen Master and your computer starts acting up, crashing every time you open [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Removing Mosaic from a Picture or Video
Computing

Tips for Removing Mosaic from a Picture or Video

Ever bumped into a photo or a video that’s got some bits blurred out with a mosaic or a blur, and it just leaves you curious about what’s hidden? This mosaic thing is often there to [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Do You Have to Refill Water Cooling in PC
Computing

Do you actually have to refill Water Cooling in PC?

Water cooling systems are great for keeping powerful PCs cool, and they mainly come in two kinds: closed-loop (or all-in-one) and open-loop (or custom). How you take care of them, like if you [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Can't find TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot options in BIOS UEFI
Computing

Can’t find TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot options in BIOS

When you’re setting up your computer to use the latest software and games, you might run into a problem where the program asks for TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. These aren’t just for [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on Gigabyte Motherboard
Computing

Enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on Gigabyte Mobo

Getting TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot working on a Gigabyte motherboard is super important if you want to keep your computer safe and meet the needs of new software. These [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on ASRock
Computing

How to Enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on ASRock

Turning on TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot on an ASRock motherboard is a smart move, especially for gamers and folks who really care about keeping their computer safe. TPM 2.0 [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago