Jump Lists: One of the most underused features of Windows 7 through 10 Jump Lists are a feature which first appeared in Windows 7, and have been carried over to Windows 8 and Windows 10. They are one of our favorite features, but hardly anyone knows they exist. Jump Lists are handy because they show recently used files… Read More »
More Windows 10 FAQ For You What happened to Windows 9? Microsoft says they skipped Windows 9 to emphasize that Windows 10 is the ” perfect 10″. Most people disagree and think Microsoft skipped Windows 9 to distance Windows 10 from the sales debacle of Windows 8. And also that Microsoft used the number 10 as a symbolic… Read More »
How to create an image backup in Windows 8.x and Windows 10 Windows 8.x and Windows 10 For some reason, Microsoft practically hides the image backup application in Windows 8x and Windows 10 (so far). Both Windows 8.x and Windows 10 offer an easy way to create image backups. But before we get into the how, we’ll get… Read More »
Microsoft Giveth Back and More About Windows 10 Microsoft resurrects the real Windows Media Player Microsoft has walked back it’s planned decapitation of Windows Media Player, and by golly, now you’ll be able to play video, music, and DVDs just like you’ve been doing all along. This the second time Microsoft has changed its mind about Windows Media… Read More »
Clearing Up a Couple of Things About Windows 10 About Your Music Many of you read our article “Windows 10 Giveth and Windows 10 Taketh Away” and came away with the idea that you won’t be able to play your music files on Windows 10 unless you download some 3rd-party program. This isn’t true…the article said you will… Read More »
The Blue Screen of Death and how to find out what’s causing it if you’ve been using Windows for more than a couple of years, then you’ve seen The Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). It’s that blue screen with white letters that tells you Windows has shut down to prevent serious damage to your computer. And you can’t… Read More »