Are your screenshots always blurry (both text and pictures) and low quality in Windows 11 regardless of what screenshot app you use and how fine it looks on the actual monitor screen? Do the [...]
Whether it’s for work or personal needs, tracking screen time for apps can give you insight into how much time you spend on the apps you use. It is also common for parents to track how [...]
If you receive an error that says “An error occurred while troubleshooting – Troubleshooting has been disabled by Group Policy” or “Windows Online Troubleshooting Service [...]
Does the app or website you are trying to log into using 2FA code provided by your authenticator app (such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator or Authy) keep showing “expired [...]
If you can’t turn on the Memory Integrity option under Core Isolation in Windows 11 because it is grayed out and displays an error description that says “Resolve any driver [...]
There is a common problem where a game would install, load or compile shaders every time you start the game. This post aims at letting you know what shaders are used for, why shaders need to be [...]
Twitter is today the 4th most visited website in the world, averaging 7 billion visits per month. Twitter also has approximately 450 million monthly active users and unsurprisingly averages [...]
In Windows 11, when you right-click the desktop and select the New option in the context menu, you will normally see an option called “New Text Document” which allows you to create a [...]
If you receive a warning message that says “These files can’t be opened – Your Internet security prevented one or more files from being opened” whenever you try to run an [...]
The “Slide to shutdown” feature was first introduced when Microsoft launched its Windows touch screen devices. This feature has been around for many versions of Windows, including [...]
