Time to Take Ownership File and folder permissions are normally set to protect your computer from unwanted actions. But when Windows denies you access to a folder or a file you want to delete and it won’t let you, it’s aggravating. Files which you know exist but are not accessible because Windows says you don’t have… Read More »
3 + 1 Equals 4 Great Browser Tips We both use Chrome as our default browser. But we also use Edge and Firefox occasionally. And we’re slowly warming up to Edge Dev – but it is still a work in progress. If you use Chrome as your default browser – or even if you just use… Read More »
Look Before You Leap – How to Check to See If a Web Site is Safe Because Google rules the Web it always gets its way. And now the rule is that sites that are not secure display a warning in the browser’s address bar – and not just Google’s browser either. And, that’s too bad.… Read More »
Do You Know About Windows Accessories? One of the nicest things about receiving so many questions in our email is that we can see when something needs to be covered more in our newsletters and on our site. Just in the last few days, we’ve gotten emails from several nice folks who recently upgraded to Windows… Read More »
Cloudeight InfoAve Premium – Issue #830 – Now Available Online If you’re not a subscriber to Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Newsletter, please join us. It’s delivered to your inbox every Friday and it’s completely free! Subscribe right now! Cloudeight InfoAve Premium, Issue #830, was sent to all subscribers on Friday, September 6, 2019, at approximately 11:05 AM, Eastern… Read More »
How to Make a Shortcut to Launch Chrome in Incognito Mode If you use Chrome’s Incognito mode often, you can make a shortcut to launch Chrome in Incognito mode with just a click. Here’s how you do it. Open Chrome’s installation directory: “C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe” Right-click on chrome.exe, and from the right-click menu choose: Send to… Read More »