New Windows 10 users might end up wondering if it’s possible to change the color of window borders. Well, yes and no. Yes, it’s possible and no because you cannot do it via the options available in personalization. Now, let’s take...
Windows 10 has now been out for roughly a month and today surpassed 75 million installations on PCs. That number is sure to grow over the next few months and will look extremely small by 2016. We’ve seen heaps of new feature...
The following will illustrate how to take a system image backup in Windows 10 so you won’t delete that important data you can ill afford to lose. Unless you have a great deal of space on your computer, we recommend having an...
While Microsoft Windows operating systems can be a breeding ground for viruses and foul play, there are also some security measures in place designed to trump most exploits from causing harm. For example, most amateur programs des...
Since most Microsoft users aren’t developers or have any real interest in developing, the Redmond company limits the amount of opt-in features for geeky Windows fanatics. One of the upsides available to anyone interested in ...
Action Center is a component in Windows 10 that serves as a central place to display all the notifications from the system and your apps. It basically is the mobile-inspired notification center for the desktop. There’re also quick...
Just like with our Android smartphones, Windows comes with pre-installed apps. However, unlike Android smartphones, Windows doesn’t require any kind of root access to delete or uninstall these pre-installed applications. A l...
When switching to Windows 10, there will be a bunch of apps included like OneNote and OneDrive. Now if you’re not using OneDrive, you may want to completely disable or uninstall it from your computer. The thing is there’s really n...
Privacy is a big issue in Windows 10 since many users have complained on the way the OS collects user data by default. It’s easy to understand this behaviour because Windows 10 is designed to be highly customized for each user. It...
Whenever you click the Start button in Windows 10, you can immediately see a group of tiles on the right. These tiles are commonly referred to as Start Menu tiles or live tiles. With live tiles, you can easily view and access cert...
Sure, there are a wide range of apps that promises to help you clean up the embarrassing tweets that you’ve posted on your Twitter timeline. The thing is some of them don’t really work as advertised. Now, if you are really serious...
System Restore is a feature that has been included since Windows ME (yeah, you read it right). In case you don’t know what this is, it’s a system component that creates a copy of your system, called a Restore Point, so that you ca...
You may still remember the horrible unusable Settings app in Windows 8 when it first came out. It was the first attempt of Microsoft to create a new Control Panel for touch-based devices. It fell desperately because of the fragmen...
Aiming to satisfy both desktop and mobile customers, Windows 10 follows its predecessor to provide many features that usually belongs to mobile devices. Battery Saver, Airplane Mode, Action Center (notification center), and many m...
Photos is yet another completely revamped app in Windows 10. Unlike its disastrous version of Windows 8, this new Photos app is highly functional and packed with great editing tools. If you’re a fan of live tiles, you’ll notice th...
