Getting to know the inner workings of our operating systems is really important for keeping things running smoothly. Windows, for example, has loads of services working quietly in the background [...]
Microsoft’s Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2, or WSL2, is a cool tool that lets developers run a Linux environment right on Windows, no need to mess with dual-boot setups or virtual [...]
In this guide, we’re going to talk about something you might have seen in Task Manager called AdobeIPCBroker.exe (Adobe IPC Broker). You might wonder what it does and why it’s [...]
FFmpeg is a super handy open-source tool that lets you work with videos and audios in lots of cool ways. Think of converting, recording, streaming, or even splitting and combining audio and [...]
If you’re trying to change a file or folder on your Windows 11 computer and see a message saying “You require permission to make changes to this folder,” it means Windows needs [...]
PowerShell is a handy tool that comes with Microsoft Windows. It lets system administrators and power users automate boring tasks. In this guide, we’ll show you how to use a PowerShell [...]
The cURL command, or “Client for URLs,” is a handy tool you can use to move data around on the internet, working with lots of different ways of communicating online like HTTP, HTTPS, [...]
PowerShell is a handy script tool for folks who manage systems and networks in Windows. This guide will show you how to check if a port is open on another device using PowerShell, which is a [...]
If you use File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to upload or download to or from a server, the FTP 550 is a very common error you would encounter. This error can also come along with messages like [...]
FTP, short for File Transfer Protocol, is a standard way to move files from one computer to another over the internet. Even though new ways to share files online have surfaced, FTP is still very [...]
