Advanced Chrome Privacy Settings Here’s a tip that fits in the DIDJA KNOW category. There are many privacy settings that are hidden in Chrome that you probably never knew were there. So we’re going to show you have to find them and tell you about some of the settings you can change. First let’s talk about how to get… Read More »
My Famous Quantum English Lecture Someone once said that if you use bad grammar it’s kind of like having bad breath – you can say all sorts of intelligent things but no one is going to take you seriously. You can gargle and chew gum for your breath, but if you’re grammatically illiterate, until now, there was no… Read More »
How to Control Your Notification Icons In Windows 10 Windows 10 is getting very popular – not only because it is free to Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 8.1 users (until July 2016) – but because it’s a great operating system. It’s like a modern day Windows XP. Well, maybe not that good, but certainly one of the… Read More »
Another Way to adjust Windows 10 Power Options and Screensaver Settings Windows 10 brings a lot of major changes to the Windows we all knew and loved. But sometimes change is a good thing. While Windows 10 retains the Control Panel, it features an easier to navigate Settings function. If you spend some time looking through Windows 10… Read More »
Add familiar folders to your Windows 10 Start menu If you are use to using Widnows 7, you’re probably wondering where things like Pictures, Documents, Network, Download, Music, etc. are on your Windows 10 Start menu. They’re not there. At least they’re not there by default. But we going to show you how to add them – and… Read More »
In InfoAve Premium Issue #640 we featured a program called TreeSize as our freeware pick. However, duh!, we had some of the links wrong. So we’re posting this correction because we think you’ll find TreeSize a useful program, especially if you want to know what’s using up the most hard drive space. Here it is, with all the… Read More »