Windows 8 offers the most choices for digging yourself out of a computer hole than any previous version of Windows. Now, we’re going to clear up some of the misconceptions and give you a plain English explanation of Windows 8′s three options to get your computer back up and running well again if you should find yourself crossing… Read More »
Look up, that’s the “application key”. It’s usually on the bottom row of your keyboard. Look, you’ll find it. We’re betting that 90% of you don’t have a clue what this key is or what it’s for…and if you’re one of those 90% don’t worry it. We had forgotten about it too, until TC was doing his yearly… Read More »
If for some reason you can’t shut down your computer from your start menu, you have an option that many people don’t now about. It’s been part of Windows for a long time. This trick applies to Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 / 8.1 (both 32bit and 64 bit versions). You can try this… Read More »
Carrie wants to know what the “NUM LOCK” key is for One thing I’ve always wanted to know is what the key called “Num Lock” key is for. I press it and nothing happens. Can you tell me and other dummies like me what this key is useful for? Thanks, Carrie. Our Answer Hi Carrie, you’re not a… Read More »
How many of you know about Google Trends? Probably quite of few. Now, how many of you are familiar with the new Google Trends? If you are then you’re way ahead of us. We just found this the other day — and while we can’t imagine how it could be useful, it is fun. Sometimes it’s just fascinating… Read More »
How to clear your Google Web History completely OK all you Google skeptics, we’re going to show you how to remove all your Google Web history in just a few simple steps. We don’t want Google showing you “targeted” ads – you might be missing some things like Wild Boar Safaris and dimpleskin socks — you’re not interested… Read More »