Windows 10 November “Threshold 2” Update Most Windows 10 users receive the first major update to Windows 10 on November 9, 2015. There is a lot of confusion about that the upgrade included and what changes it made to your Windows 10 computer. We’re going to cover a few of those changes (there are a lot more) and… Read More »
Be Sure to Check Your Default Apps After Latest Windows 10 Updates As most of you know, Windows 10 is a free update to Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 SP1. And if you using either of those versions of Windows, you have until July 29, 2016 to get your free upgrade. It really is a free upgrade, but… Read More »
The Command Prompt – Underused and Misunderstood Underused and misunderstood sounds like a good song title – and I’ll think about writing that one later. Hey! A verse just came to mind: My brain’s underused and I’m misunderstood I am contantly abused and told I’m no good. EB takes a whip to me, and beats me til I’m… Read More »
How to Log In To Windows Without Entering a Password While we think everyone should us a password (or a PIN in Windows 8x and Windows 10), we can understand why some people don’t want to bother with it, especially those who live alone or only have one user account on their computer and trust those who has… Read More »
System Reset and Refresh get married in Windows 10 In Windows 8x a lot of changes were made and many were not well accepted. However, one generally well-liked feature of Windows 8x was improved in Windows 10. In Windows 8x there was a System Refresh and a System Reset and the few people who knew about it were… Read More »
Turn Off Microsoft Office Advertising in Windows 10 Windows 10 is — until July 29, 2016 — a free update for everyone who had Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 8.1. That’s great and we think Windows 10 is an exceptional operating system — the best since Windows XP. But that does not mean Windows 10 does not have… Read More »