Our Favorite Windows 10 Shortcuts It’s been a long time since we’ve posted a list of Windows 10 shortcuts, so we thought it was about time to feature a list of our favorite Windows Shortcuts again. Shortcuts save you time, but only if you remember them. And you’ll only remember the ones you use. Windows Key + i… Read More »
Windows 10: MSCONFIG Lives On Back in the day of Windows 7, you could easily manage your startup programs by running MSCONFIG (System Configuration tool) and clicking on the Startup tab. In Windows 10 however, Microsoft decided to put Startup configuration in Task Manager. That would have been OK, but many times it does not work like it… Read More »
Another Way to Find Your Wireless Network Password This tip was created for Windows 10 users, but if you’re using Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or an earlier version of Windows 10, we’ve included instructions for you too. We’ve covered how to find your wireless network password using a command prompt, but here’s another way you can find it.… Read More »
Mute Entire Sites With Chrome One new addition to the latest version of Chrome (Chrome 64 at the time of this writing) is the ability to mute entire sites that autoplay ads and videos. There seems to be an increasing numbers of sites on the web that have decided that the best way to get your attention is… Read More »
Turn Off All Background Apps in Windows 10 This tip is for Windows 10 Creators Update (version 1703), Fall Creators Update (version 1709), and newer versions of Windows 10 Prior to Windows 10 Creators Update, turning off background apps meant you had to go through a long list of apps and turn each off separately. In Windows 10… Read More »
How to Put Command Prompt Back On Your Right-Click Menu This tip is for Windows 10 Creators Update (v 1703), Fall Creators Update (v 1709) and newer versions of Windows 10 Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, decided that everyone who uses Windows 10 is geeky and therefore would much rather have PowerShell on their Windows 10 “power menu”… Read More »