Microsoft wants Windows 10 users to use all things Microsoft. When you use Cortana to search the web, Microsoft Edge opens and Bing is used to search. If you like Cortana but you don’t like… [Read more…]
As of the Windows 10 Creators Update, Microsoft continues to phase out older items, such as the Command Prompt. They have now replaced the “Open command window here” option on the context menu with the… [Read more…]
BlueStacks is a program that emulates the Android operating system on a computer. You can run your favorite Android apps on your Windows or Mac desktop or laptop, and it is free to download and… [Read more…]
Private browsing in some form or another has been around for more than 10 years. It allows you to browse the web without leaving any traces behind. Now, just about every browser allows you to… [Read more…]
if you use a computer on a regular basis, then eventually this will happen to you. Or maybe it already has. You’re busy deleting duplicate images, culling out files you think are no longer needed,… [Read more…]
Windows 10 advertising is meant to “educate” you about all the new things Windows and its built-in apps can do. Notifications and pop-ups showing advertisements, suggestions, and tips related to the new features are displayed… [Read more…]
Microsoft’s cloud service, OneDrive, is tightly integrated with Windows 10, and it is not obvious how to remove, disable, or uninstall it. But it is possible to remove OneDrive from Windows if you don’t use… [Read more…]
Even though hard drive space on computers has increased greatly over the years, there never seems to be enough for what you want to store. One good reason for this is the popularity and frequent… [Read more…]
If you try to disable Cortana in Windows 10, you’ll find that the easy toggle setting was removed in Windows 10’s Anniversary Update. However, if you don’t like Cortana, you can still disable her completely…. [Read more…]
User Account Control is a Windows security feature that was added to Vista. It helps prevent unauthorized changes to your system, whether they are being made by applications, other users, or viruses. The UAC dialog… [Read more…]