Back in Windows 10, we used to be able to quickly open task manager by simply right-clicking on the taskbar and select Task Manager from the context menu. In Windows 11, however, things have been altered a little bit. This short tutorial will show you how to open task manager […]
In previous versions of Windows, when you copy or move a file to a location where another file with an identical name already exists, Windows will prompt you to select an action to be taken – if you want to Replace or overwrite the file, to cancel and skip this […]
Since Windows 10 debuted and the introduction of Microsoft Account, it’s a usual routine that user has to go through the Windows login screen regardless if you have a Microsoft account or a local account with or without password. This short tutorial will show you how to bypass or skip […]
Saving or converting a word document as an image format was never a native function in Microsoft Word. However, depending on what you want to achieve, there are a couple of alternative methods to save a word document as a JPEG image or other image format. Save Word document as […]
If you see a little green icon that says “Sync Center” when you hover your mouse over it in the system tray, it indicates a Windows synchronization feature called Sync Center is currently active and running on your Windows. If you don’t need the feature or you simply want to […]
By default, Windows will auto arrange your icons to the left and align them to fixed grid. Newly created or added desktop icon will be automatically placed to the left most available grid on the desktop. If auto arrange feature is turned on, you can’t manually move or arrange desktop […]
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 following solutions listed below in this article. The error message that relates to MSVCP140.dll or VCRUNTIME140.dll would […]
When we talk about password protecting, locking or encrypting files and folders in Windows 11 or Windows 10, we have little choices other than relying on third party encryption software. Creating a batch script with the password in a plain text file to protect a folder (suggested by surprisingly great […]
If you’re in a situation where you can only use your keyboard to operate your computer and you need to shutdown or restart your PC, this short tutorial will show you 3 methods on how to shutdown or restart Windows 10 PC using only keyboard. All the methods below to […]
Like your smartphone or tablet device, your Windows 10 PC also have a built-in app called Alarms & Clock that allows you to set one or multiple alarms with a selections of trigger conditions such as repeating alarm settings (weekdays, weekend, specific days, or only once), snooze time interval and […]
