Outlook.com Makes It Easy to Unsubscribe We are Gmail fans, no doubt about that. We use Gmail for just about everything – business and personal. However, we don’t wear blinders. We keep our eyes and minds open. We have couple of Microsoft accounts that we access at Outlook.com. We use Outlook accounts mainly to log in to our… Read More »
Two Quick Tips for Windows 10 These tips should work on Windows 10 Version 1607 (Anniversary Update) and Version 1703 (Creators Update). Make a screen recording without installing any 3rd-party software Did you know that you can make a screen recording in Windows 10 just by pressing Windows Key + ALT +R? Admittedly this screen recorder was made… Read More »
How to Add [and Remove] Items To/From Your Windows Send To Menu This tip is for Windows 7, Windows 8 and 8.1, and Windows 10 (all versions) Most of you know what the Windows Send-to Menu is… when you right click a file you see a list of things and one of them is “Send to”, see? Yeah,… 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]. If you’re using an older version of Windows 10, please see this page for instructions for your version of Windows. Most of the time when we feature a tip that requires running a command, we tell… Read More »
How to Change Cortana’s Voice This tip is for Windows 10 Prior to Windows 10 Creators Update If you use Cortana you’re probably used to hearing a female voice, but did you know Cortana goes both ways? Oh yes she does. This is the 21st century, I tells ya! Anyway, if you use Cortana (I like to ask… Read More »
How to Find Your Wireless Network Password Without Using a 3rd Party Program This tip works in Windows 7, Windows 8x, and Windows 10 (all versions) Everyone should be using a Wi-Fi password for their home network. And most everyone does. And most everyone lets Windows remember that password for them, so they don’t have to type it in… Read More »