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 [...]
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 [...]
One of the weirdest and most annoying things that can happen in Windows 11 is when you don’t actually scroll your mouse wheel, it will still keep scrolling down or up by itself in some [...]
The “Display connection might be limited – Make sure the DisplayPort device you’re connecting to is supported by your PC” warning may occur in Windows 11 when there is a [...]
When you encounter a crash or BSOD (Blue screen of Death), the best way to find out what’s wrong is to read the dump file created during the crash. However, in some cases, when you look at [...]
Unlike 32-bit system which supports only up to 4GB of RAM, since Windows 11 is all 64-bit by default, you can use literally any amount of RAM (theoretically with a limit of 16 exabytes of RAM) [...]
If you are in a situation where after you’ve uninstalled 7-Zip in Windows 11 or Windows 10, but there is still a file called 7-Zip.dll left sitting alone in the “Program [...]
With the introduction of USB 3.0, many devices now use USB connectors instead of other types of connectors. Most of our computer peripherals and gadgets such as keyboard, mice, speakers, [...]
The mouse scroll wheel is usually used for scrolling a page or window when the content within is longer than the screen can display. It is also sometimes used for other functionalities such as [...]
