Get 10 of the top albums of 2015 in the Windows Store for free Microsoft is giving away 10 of the top albums of 2015 to users of Windows 10 PCs, laptops, tablets & smart phones in the USA. So if you live in the USA and you’re using Windows 10, you’re in luck. If not you’re Scrooged.… Read More »
How to make File Explorer open to This PC instead of Quick Access in Windows 10 I promise, someday I’m going to take a course in writing shorter headlines like the old-time newspapers used to do. Here are some actual headlines I dug up as examples that show how much about headline writing I’ve yet to learn: Man… Read More »
Create Desktop Shortcuts to Your Favorite Windows 10 Settings Ahoy there mateys. MSDN (Microsoft Developers Network) released a table Uris that you can use to create shortcuts to the settings you access most often. We don’t know how much you care about Uris ( (Uniform Resource Identifiers), but if you’re using Windows 10, we think you’ll find them useful.… Read More »
How to Delete “Previous Windows Installation” Files After Upgrading to Windows 10 When you upgrade from Windows 7, or Windows 8.1 to Windows 10, your system will save a copy of the entire C drive and it can be quite a few gig in size. We helped a customer regain over 400 gigabytes of space on her system by… Read More »
How to Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 If you’re having problems with your computer, one easy way to find out if there is a conflict with your software or processes is to do a clean boot. Before we show you how, this is not something you’re going to want to do on a whim. You may… Read More »
Stop Windows 10 From Spying On You Sometimes we just can’t resist the urge to play the Sensational-Headlines-Game. While it’s true that Windows 10 is spying on you, so is just about everything else, including the ever-enshrined Apple operating systems and Android/Chrome. Woe is us. We live in the age where information equals money. If you don’t like… Read More »