So, for whatever reason you want to close or delete your Outlook account from Microsoft, you may already have gone through some other sites that claim to have the guide to do so, but nearly all of those instructions and […]
If you have updated to the Windows 10 April update v1803 (or the recent Windows 10 October 2018 Update), you may have the problem which the network computers that usually appear in your Network folder suddenly gone missing after the […]
Back then, when we want to take a screenshot, we would do it by clicking the PrtScr (Print Screen) button, pasting it into Windows Paint and then save it. Fortunately for now, there is a much easier way to take […]
Printing a long and large image on multiple pages can be easily achieved by using third-party graphic software such as Adobe Photoshop. But for the casual users like us, we don’t call this easy. Fortunately in Windows 10 or Windows […]
If you’re here after seeing the error message that reads “Windows could not complete the installation. To install Windows on this computer, restart the installation” when you were installing or upgrading to Windows 10, certainly you’re not alone. We have […]
Entering safe mode on Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC can be easily achieved by shift-clicking the Restart button in the start menu, or via MSConfig. But, what if you have no access to your Windows in the first place? […]
The recent files feature is meant to be a useful feature that allows users to quickly open their recently accessed files from the Quick Access window. It’s especially helpful for people who are forgetful and can’t remember the locations of […]
What is DNS and why should you change it? There has always been a debate whether if you should change the DNS for every device you own. Well, first, you will have to know what actually is DNS and why […]
Just like you, we’ve also been struggling with the start menu search being not responding, crashing or simply not working, every once in awhile in our Windows 10 computers. We have 20 computers in our client’s office running on Windows […]
Windows 10 Lean is a new Windows 10 edition that will be included in the next Windows 10 version – the Redstone 5. This edition is designed specifically for devices with lesser storage such as low-cost laptops (notebooks) and tablets. […]
