How to Restore Files From a Windows 10 File History Backup File History in Windows 10 is a great way to back up your personal files and folders. If you have File History backing up your files, you can use your File History backup to restore your personal files on your current computer or on new or different… Read More »
The Keylogger In Windows 10 There’s a big uproar on Reddit and other sites about a “keylogger” that is built into Windows 10. A keylogger is generally considered spyware as it logs and record every keystroke on a PC. The recent commotion is mostly about exaggerated information and hyperbole, including the claim that Microsoft is logging every single… Read More »
What to Do If Windows 10 Won’t Boot Windows 10 offers you ways you can recover if your computer won’t boot. We’ll try to cover most of them here. Windows 10 has the Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE), which gives you essential tools for troubleshooting issues and repairing startup problems. After two unsuccessful startups, Windows 10 should automatically… Read More »
How to Pin Any User Folder to Your Taskbar in Windows 10 Wouldn’t it be nice if you could have one or more of the User folders you use most often, let’s say Pictures, for example, on your taskbar so all you had to do was click it to open your Pictures folder? You can do that, but… Read More »
9 Ways to Open Task Manager in Windows 10 One of the most important tools in Windows is Task Manager. You can use it to see what processes are running, what processes are taking up the most RAM & CPU, you can check your computer’s performance, disable and enable Windows startups, launch programs and more. Since Task Manager… Read More »
A Quick Way to Find Your Windows Version While this tip works on any version of Windows, it’s particularly important for those of you using Windows 10. Microsoft is no longer going to releasing new “named or numbered” versions of Windows like they have in the past – i.e. Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows… Read More »