Big Changes on the Way for Your Gmail Account(s) Years in the making,Google is about ready to release its new updated version of Gmail. It’s not only a redesign, but adds several new important security features including self-destructing email. While we haven’t had time to look over all the new features yet, we’re going to tell you about… Read More »
Quick Access to Your Important Folders This tip applies to all versions of Windows 10 Quick access is a very nice feature of Windows 10, but only if you use it. If you do use it, it will keep the folders that you access most, at your finger tips. Quick Access is something like Libraries in Windows 7, only much easier… Read More »
Windows Driver Updates We’ve been telling folks for years that some of the worst things you can install on your computer are driver updater programs. Not only are some of them bundled with badware, some of them are the badware that is bundled with some freeware. Driver updaters are not only useless, but having a program on your… Read More »
Easily Keep Your Desktop Icons In Order With DesktopOK Just about every week, we receive an email or two from disgruntled Windows 10 users who are upset because a Windows update has changed the order of their desktop icons… that, in some cases, took a lot of time to get sorted out. We don’t recommend Stardock Fences or… Read More »
Let Microsoft Edge Read Web Pages, PDFs, and E-books to You Microsoft Edge isn’t the most popular browser in the world – that title belongs to Chrome. But Edge is certainly getting better – it is much improved from the version that Microsoft included in the first version of Windows 10 back in July 2015. Most everyone knows… Read More »
How to Switch Between Command Prompt and PowerShell on the Win+X Menu This tip applies to Windows 10 Creators Update (Version 1703) and newer versions of Windows 10 Most of the time when we feature a tip that requires running a command, we tell you to open Command Prompt or Command Prompt (Admin). In the Creators Update, some… Read More »