Tag: Windows 10
How to Enter Safe Mode in Windows 10
Safe Mode is an important tool in Windows to help users troubleshoot issues, like conflicting software and drivers. In older Windows 7 and 8...
How to Disable Google Chrome Reading List Feature
"Reading List" is a new feature on Google Chrome, that allows users to save links into a separate list (different from bookmarks) to visit/read...
How to Make File Explorer Open “This PC” by Default in Windows 10
In Windows 10, whenever you open File Explorer, the Quick Access section will be shown, instead of This PC. It will show your frequently-used...
How to Stop Applications from Launching at Startup in Windows 10
Sometimes, applications in Windows are defaulted to run at startup automatically after installation. It may not be a huge problem at first, but they...
MBR vs GPT – Partition Table Explained
When you plug in a newly-purchased HDD or SDD to the computer, the operating system will often ask you to initialize the disk. Have...
How to Format Your Drive with DiskPart Command in Windows
Sometimes, storage devices will stop functioning normally, due to incorrectly-configured partition, data corruption or more. It is common to see this problem in Windows,...
Windows 10 May 2019 Update Is Here. How to Install It Manually?
After months of testing, Microsoft finally releases the Windows 10 May 2019 update to the public, otherwise known as version 1903 or 19H1. The...
Google Chrome Version 73 Adds Support to Dark Mode for macOS
It has been rumored that Google will be adding a dark mode to its Chrome browser earlier this year, which is an ongoing trend...
There Are Now Over 800 Million Active Windows 10 Devices
In early 2018, Windows 10 had surpassed the older Windows 7's worldwide market share for the first time. It is crucial for Microsoft to...
How to Use Remote Desktop on Windows 10
Since the launch of Windows XP, Microsoft has included a feature to remotely control another Windows PC in the network, called Remote Desktop. It...