Quick Heal, Trend Micro, Kaspersky, Panda – even well-known antiviruses are surprisingly poor at detecting malware offline (as low as 44% in the worst cases). Meanwhile, market leaders like AVG and Avast […]
If you work with bootable USB drives even occasionally, you need Rufus in your toolkit. Trust me. This free, open-source utility has been my go-to for years for creating bootable USB flash […]
Hey, Samsung owners, I know you’re confused AF about which GAN charger to buy for your shiny new Galaxy S24 Ultra or Galaxy S23 Ultra flagship phone. Luckily, I’ve also been in […]
Recently, I’ve started to consider my own impact on the environment. As someone who occasionally reviews laptops, there are times when I’ve accumulated a collection of them in my home office. Whenever […]
Select a file, drag it, and drop it somewhere; it’s as simple as it gets. What hidden secrets could such a basic feature possibly have? If that’s what you’re thinking, prepare to […]
Antiviruses constantly monitor all file activity on your PC to ensure nothing malicious gets through. To some extent, they ‘must’ slow down your PC. But how slow is too slow? Let me […]
If you’re like me, you’ve probably accumulated a pile of bootable USBs over the years. One for Windows setup, one for Linux live environments, one for diagnosing hardware issues, another for data […]
With the iPhone 15 adopting USB-C, you’re probably wondering what’s the “best USB-C charger” to pair with your new phone for the fastest charging. The good news for iPhone 15 chargers (unlike […]
I’ve been using Resource Monitor ever since it was introduced in from Windows Vista. And without a doubt, it’s a must-use feature for anyone who wants to analyze their system resources and […]
It only took about nine years, but I’ve finally made Windows Task View part of my everyday workflow. Task View arrived with Windows 10 in 2015, providing an alternative to cramming all […]
