How Find Your WiFi Network Password Everyone should be using a WiFi password for their home network. And most of us do. And most of us let Windows remember that password for us, so we don’t have to type it in whenever we boot up and connect. But sometimes, for instance when setting up another computer, a tablet,… Read More »
“How Big Is Your Haystack” It’s Not Just a Password Checker There are password strength checkers all over the Web, but there is only one that tests your passwords as brutally as this one. How Big is Your Haystack will test your passwords against three different kinds of attack scenarios and give you an estimate of the time… Read More »
Take Control of your Send-to Menu The Send-to Menu is what you see when you right-click a file or folder and choose “Send to:” You can take control of your send to menu, and it’s really easy to do. We’re going to show you how to add or remove things from your Send-to menu. Press the Windows Key +… Read More »
Summer Where I live, summers are not measured by the calendar so much as by holidays. Summer begins with Memorial Day and ends with Labor Day. The mid-point is marked by the Fourth of July. The calendar does not agree, of course. Summer, according to “calendarians” (is that a word?) begins on or about June 21 and ends… Read More »
Create Shortcuts to the Windows 10 Settings You Use Most 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… Read More »
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 Accused of… Read More »