Beginners Guide to Using Windows Sandbox Like a Pro
Have you ever downloaded a program but didn’t feel safe running it on your PC? Or maybe someone sent you a link but it feels kinda shady? With how common phishing, malware, […]
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How to Make Windows Defender Work Even Better
Windows Defender has come a long way. It’s now a robust, full-featured antivirus and anti-malware solution built right into Windows 10 and 11. And the best part? It’s totally free. No subscriptions, […]
How to Boot Your Computer Faster
Let’s see how long your PC is actually taking to boot. You might be surprised! To check your boot time in Windows 10 or 11: Open the Task Manager (Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc) Click […]
Maximise Google Contacts with 15 smart tips
Old-fashioned address books and rolodexes are becoming an increasingly rare sight as the world goes digital. What’s more, digital address books are not something you need to buy separately. If you have […]
The Truth About Private Browsing – It’s Not as Private as You Think!
Private browsing, incognito mode, InPrivate – whatever your browser calls it, you’ve probably used it at some point. You click that little mask icon thinking “I’m safe now, no one can see […]
How to convert images to vector graphics (SVG)
Converting images into vector graphics or creating vector graphics is particularly useful if you need graphics for logos, illustrations, or print templates. While conventional image formats such as JPG and PNG can […]
How to Automatically Clean Your Hard Drive with Storage Sense
Getting notified with low disk space or trying to prevent your drive from reaching its full capacity? In our last guide, we provided some handy tips to freeing up 100+ GB of […]
15 Scroll Wheel Tricks You Wish You Knew Sooner
The scroll wheel on your mouse isn’t just for scrolling up and down web pages. It can cycle through tabs, open new browser windows, scroll horizontally, auto-scroll endlessly, change sensitivity on the […]
Is Your Wi-Fi Name Putting You at Risk? Change It Now!
It might sound like nonsense at first, but it’s true – your WiFi name (SSID) could indeed be a security risk. Attackers have rainbow tables that can help decrypt default SSIDs as […]
All You Need to Know About Windows Firewall
Windows Firewall keeps you safe from threats (especially on public networks) by blocking most incoming traffic. It only allows connections that you’ve permitted. It does its job pretty well by default, so […]