Clean Bloatware From a New Windows 10 Computer Without Any 3rd-Party Programs This tip applies to Windows 10 (Fall Creators Update(version 1709), April 2018 (version 1803) and newer. Back in the day there was a program called PC Decrapifier. It is a freeware program you could use to rid a new computer of all the junk that computer… Read More »
How to Stop Windows 10 From Automatically Updating Drivers In Windows 10 Home Edtion, you have very little control over Windows Updates. Most of you know that Windows will automatically download updates for Windows 10 whenever they are available. However, did you know that Windows will also download and update device drivers automatically? We have been advocates against… Read More »
Cloudeight InfoAve Premium – Issue #774– Available Online If you’re not a subscriber to Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Newsletter, please join us. It’s delivered to your inbox every Friday and it’s completely free! Subscribe right now! Cloudeight InfoAve Premium, Issue #774 , was sent to all subscribers on Friday, August 10, 2018 at approximately 10:00 AM, Eastern daylight time… Read More »
Clean Bloatware From a New Windows 10 Computer Without Any 3rd-Party Programs Windows 10 has a feature called Fresh start that allows you to remove the manufacturer’s pre-installed bloatware and trialware. It comes with all versions of Windows 10 and you don’t have download any 3rd-party programs . Microsoft decribes Windows 10’s Fresh start feature this way: “Fresh… Read More »
Cloudeight InfoAve Premium – Issue #773– Available Online If you’re not a subscriber to Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Newsletter, please join us. It’s delivered to your inbox every Friday and it’s completely free! Subscribe right now! Cloudeight InfoAve Premium, Issue #773 , was sent to all subscribers on Friday, August 3, 2018 at approximately 7:05 AM, Eastern daylight time… Read More »
3 Command Prompt Tips 1> Show or print a list of all running processes First, let’s open a command prompt with administrator privileges. (On Windows 10 type CMD in taskbar search, right-click on it when it appears at the top and choose “Run as administrator”. In Windows 7 type CMD in the start menu search, right-click on it… Read More »