Users can set an app or game to use only certain core(s) of the CPU by setting the CPU affinity of the app’s process in Task Manager. Users can also set the CPU Priority for each process [...]
There are often times we want to move installed games from one drive to another, for instance, from HDD to SSD for better loading performance, or from a smaller drive to a bigger drive, etc. [...]
Steam is repeatedly showing “Missing downloaded files” when you try to download or update a game or a workshop content? Depending on the situation and whether the problem is caused [...]
If you get an error message that says “MSVCP140.dll or VCRUNTIME140.dll was not found in Windows 10″ when you try to install or run Origin or any other software or game, try the [...]
Mouse acceleration is a feature that changes mouse’s sensitivity based on the speed you move your mouse. For example, the faster you move your mouse the higher the sensitivity it’ll [...]
A playlist on YouTube is a collection of YouTube videos added by whoever created the playlist. A playlist can also be collaborated with two or more people, allowing the collaborators to also be [...]
If you have an app or game on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 device that you would like to go full screen on but can’t find the full-screen, windowed, or border-less options, this short [...]
If you want to know what graphics card you have on your computer or its specifications (e.g., brand, model, clock speed, video memory (VRAM) size, etc.), there are several methods you can use to [...]
If you are having issues with Xbox Game Bar and want to record your screen and audio in Windows 11 or Windows 10 without resorting to lesser-known third-party software, you can try using NVIDIA [...]
If you want to record your screen on Windows 11 or Windows 10 without using any third-party software, you can use the built-in tool called Xbox Game Bar. This tutorial will show you a simple, [...]
