App
How to Set Default Window Size in Windows 11
If you often find yourself needing to change window sizes and layouts in Windows 11, you can try using a powerful tool called PowerToys, which comes with a feature called FancyZones that does [...]
Computing
Computing
How to Open and Unzip zip.001 zip.002 Files?
If you often download stuff from the internet, especially big files like a game installer or a huge video, you might come across multiple zip files that look like zip.001, zip.002, zip.003, and [...]
Computing
AutoHotkey Script to Detect Screen Changes and Alert You
This guide shows you a simple AHK (AutoHotkey) script that I made with a friend’s help. It makes a sound when it spots changes on part of your screen. It can be very useful for keeping an [...]
Computing
What do the Red USB Ports (SS10) mean on my PC?
Many people are curious about the red USB port that they usually find behind the case of their computer or on some laptops. While USB ports have changed a lot over time and come in different [...]
Computing
PowerShell “Access to the path is denied” (Administrator)
When you use PowerShell commands that involve managing files or folders, such as Remove-Item, Get-Content, Add-Content, Move-Item, or when trying to Export something, like a CSV file, you might [...]
AMD
Auto OC Ryzen 7000 or 5000 PBO2 (Curve Optimization)
If you want to squeeze every bit of performance out of your AMD Ryzen 5000 or 7000 series processor, you certainly might have heard about Precision Boost Overdrive 2 (PBO2) and its Curve [...]
AMD
PC Keeps Restarting When Opening Ryzen Master
If you’ve tried to push your CPU’s limits with Ryzen Master by undervolting or overclocking, and your PC crashes right when you open the app, it might be because the settings are too risky. [...]
Computing
Tips for Removing Mosaic from a Picture or Video
Ever seen a photo or video with some parts hidden by a blur or mosaic? People use this effect to hide things like faces, license plates, sensitive stuff, or to cover up parts of the image. But [...]
Computing
Do you actually have to refill Water Cooling in PC?
Water cooling systems mainly come in two types: closed-loop (or all-in-one) and open-loop (or custom). How you take care of them, like if you need to top up the coolant, is pretty different [...]
Computing
Can’t find TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot options in BIOS
There are times when you might encounter problems with certain (usually new) apps or games because they require TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot before they can be opened. These are the security options [...]
