By default, Microsoft designed Windows to be as secure as possible, meaning you can’t install certain programs other than from a safe source. A good example of software that Windows restricts you from installing are unsigned apps and drivers. This guide discusses Test Mode, which will allow you to bypass this restriction. Good to know: … Read more
Once you’re no longer using a Windows app or software, it’s a good idea to uninstall it to free up space and keep your desktop and Start menu more organized. Typically, you’d go through the Control Panel to uninstall the software. However, there are several other ways to do this. Check out this guide to … Read more
In most cases, adding a printer in Windows is a simple process. Just plug in your printer and print. Windows supports most models on the market and will automatically choose the right printer driver. But if you’re facing some troubles setting up yours, this quick guide shows how to add a printer to Windows automatically … Read more
If you’re unable to find your lost Windows laptop or tablet, you can use a PC feature Find My Device. It helps trace your device’s location on another PC. This option is very easy to use and pinpoints the remotely connected computer on a map displayed in a web browser. This tutorial shows how to … Read more
Activating your copy of Windows means that you get to receive all important system updates, which are vital for security. It also removes annoying prompts to activate your OS and allows you to enjoy personalization settings. But to activate your Windows installation, you need to input your product key. If you’re unsure where your product … Read more
By default, Windows uses a generic sound for notifications. However, you can easily change it if you don’t like it or are tired of hearing the same tone. Apart from the built-in options, you can download or import your own sound and set it as the notification tone. This tutorial illustrates various methods to change … Read more
Windows lets you easily type non-alphanumeric characters in a browser window or within files and applications. These could be less common symbols (like €, ó, á, ₩, ü, ฿), GIFs representing an expression or thought, or even emojis like this wide-eyed smiling face (´◡`). This tutorial demonstrates how to type special characters in Windows. Good … Read more
Windows 11 has introduced some cool new features, including a redesigned taskbar that is centrally aligned by default. However, adding many icons to the taskbar may give it a cluttered look. Luckily, Windows 11 users can easily separate taskbar icons in Windows 11, which helps create a better-organized taskbar. This tutorial shows how to make … Read more
Nothing can interrupt your Windows experience and lower productivity like constantly running into the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). This error comes in many forms, but one that many Windows users are bound to run into is the “DPC Watchdog Violation” error. This guide looks into what it is and how you can fix … Read more
Microsoft Edge is a robust browser app, but it’s not the best option for everyone. Unfortunately, you can’t uninstall it from your PC as you would a normal app, as the browser is now firmly integrated into the Windows experience. Yet, it is still possible to remove it from your system. Follow this guide to … Read more