Category: Windows 10
Does your Windows 10 PC show an “Operation did not complete” virus error when you try to open a file? Your antivirus program may have detected your file as …
64-bit programs run faster and more efficiently than 32-bit applications. Any reasonably modern PC has a 64-bit processor. But, how do you run 32-bit software on a 64-bit computer? …
Remember hitting the F5 key to refresh on your Windows 95 computer? It was almost obsessive. Back in the day, the F1–F12 keys had just one function each, but …
Do you keep seeing a message labeled “File system error (-2147219196)” while opening images with the Photos app in Windows 10? Despite sounding like a disk error, it’s an …
Windows 10 offers various customizable sleep setting options, so your PC sleeps exactly the way you want. For example, you can set your PC to sleep after a predefined …
One of the most frustrating things about Windows File Explorer is that you can’t have different folders open in separate tabs. It’s a great all-around solution to save time …
Although you can start using a wired, wireless, or Bluetooth mouse as soon as you connect it to your PC, it’s always a good idea to customize it to …
You try to remove a program, but that program won’t uninstall on your Windows 10 PC. This happens for various reasons, some of which are not related to the …
In simpler words, an overscan (or over scaling) is when your screen looks like it’s zoomed in. The items that typically sit at the border of your screen, like …
Removing unused Bluetooth devices on your Windows 10 PC helps you keep the device list decluttered. Sometimes, while doing so, you might come across devices you can’t remove. Even …
