Category: Computing

Chrome OS users have reported a serious bug in the latest system update that is blocking their access to their Chromebooks. For some reason, Chrome […]

If you’ve turned on automatic updates in Windows 10, you’ve probably noticed the addition of a new – and rather annoying – weather and news […]

After a major overhaul of Firefox 89, the upgrade to version 90 looks comparatively timid. But it focuses on two important things – privacy and […]

Windows 11 was officially unveiled this week, and many eager users are checking to see if their PCs can run the upcoming OS with Microsoft’s […]

An unfinished build of what will supposedly be Windows 11 has leaked online and people are installing it. Based on first impressions, it looks like […]

If you’ve upgraded to Chrome OS 91, you can enable several hidden features, including a new trash folder and a better experience for progressive web […]

The recent Firefox 89 update overhauled the browser’s desktop interface and introduced several long-awaited quality of life improvements and enhanced privacy protections. Mozilla has based […]

Microsoft is releasing an update for Outlook to fix a strange bug for Microsoft 365 users where email text disappears as you type and incoming […]

The Windows 10 newsfeed and features for your taskbar are currently being rolled out as part of the operating system update KB5001391. Like the Microsoft […]

According to numerous reports, Windows 10 updates KB5000842 and KB5001330 are causing annoying performance bugs for games running in windowed modes. According to Microsoft’s patch […]

We all know Fitbit smartwatches keep track of your daily physical activity, but now it can also help you track your stress levels. Fitbit recently […]

A new version of the Nvidia GeForce Experience software is available. The update brings new features, increased support for devices and games, and bug fixes, […]

You don’t need a pretty app to shut down your computer at a specific time in Windows 10, but it doesn’t hurt to have one […]

Nothing against Windows 10, but if you want to simplify it a bit by giving it a Chromebook approach – tweak various settings and UI […]

Microsoft is changing outdated icons for its popular operating system. You’ve already seen some of these changes affect the Windows 10 desktop apps like Mail […]

There is nothing better than going back to your Windows PC and finding that everything has been updated. None of your apps are open. Your […]

Microsoft is adding Auto HDR to Windows 10. A new setting borrowed from Xbox Series X / S adds HDR (High-Dynamic Range) color and brightness […]

Laptop manufacturers usually try to find a balance between power, battery life, and heat dissipation for the device’s default settings. However, since everyone uses their […]

Want to try out the latest major feature update for Windows 10? If you don’t mind living insanely with the beta – which you might […]

You can now install YouTube as a Progressive Web Application (PWA) on Windows. What does it mean? PWAs are like desktop shortcuts to websites that […]

Hackers exploit a strange bug that allows a simple text string to “damage” the hard drive of your Windows 10 or Windows XP computer if […]

One of the advantages of playing games through Steam is the built-in controller support. The client will automatically recognize dozens of controllers when you plug […]

I didn’t use Windows 10’s search feature often because I didn’t find it very useful. By default, it is convenient to search for an application […]

If you woke up last week and found a drone under your tree (or, more likely, in a cardboard box wherever you received your packages), […]

Whether you have a new Windows laptop or give your PC a little help in the form of a fresh reinstallation of Windows 10, getting […]

Who would have thought that one of the most useful troubleshooting tools in Windows 10 – good old chkdsk – itself would end up fixated […]

Ready for additional Windows 10 features? Microsoft is currently testing a new “interact with features” program that will add tiny additions to Windows 10 outside […]

Windows: PlayStation 5 owners can now use their PS5’s DualSense controllers to play PC games on Steam. Valve’s latest Steam Beta adds full DualSense compatibility […]

There’s really no reason for Adobe Flash to sit idle anymore. Nobody uses it, modern web browsers will get rid of it by early next […]

Edge Chromium started out as a respectable alternative to Google Chrome on Windows, but it didn’t take Microsoft long to turn it into a nuisance. […]

The Windows 10 May 2020 Update made using Chrome a lot harder for some users, myself included. For several months, people have been reporting unwanted […]

Since Animal Crossing is currently only hosting Halloween parties, I would write off my favorite month if it weren’t for one big milestone coming soon: […]

AMD officially announced its new Zen 3 Ryzen processors today and gave graphics-hungry gamers a little bit of a feel for what they can expect […]

If you don’t like Bing, then you must really hate web searches in the Windows 10 Start menu. You can even turn it off completely […]

When you spend hundreds of dollars on a top-notch graphics card, the last thing you want to deal with is countless crashes every time you […]

Some Lenovo laptop owners will soon have a solution for a serious Windows 10 error that causes a lot of crashes and system startup problems. […]

I know I know. The temptation is great if you’re a DIY PC build enthusiast who is tired of watching your games stutter when you […]

Windows 10 September 2020 Update finally fixes excessive disk optimization behavior that puts SSDs at risk . Unfortunately, this also leads to another annoying error […]

Windows 10 users can customize their desktops with unique themes, and can create and share these themes with others. Hackers can also use them to […]

The latest Windows 10 update seems to trigger the automatic hard drive optimization process more often than necessary. While this is a necessary part of […]