There are plenty of third-party software packages that you can use to check your Windows system resources. But remember that Windows also includes its very own tools to check and optimize RAM, CPU, etc. These are four of the tools...
If you haven’t known yet, Windows 10 is set to launch this summer. That means it’s only a few months before we can have a full experience with this operating system. So far, we have seen some big things in Windows 10, such as mult...
The more update Windows games are generally resource heavy. With their 3D graphics and effects they have a variety of graphical settings. However, the setting pages don’t provide much additional details for the graphic optio...
Wouldn’t it be great if Windows had a system utility sidebar that you could access a variety of system tools from? Well, you can add something like that to Windows 7/8 with W8 Sidebar. That adds a sidebar to Windows which in...
Multiple desktops is one of many big new features coming to Windows 10. People sometimes wonder why it took Microsoft so long to bring this feature to Windows while MAC OS X and Linux have had it for years. In Windows 10, you’re a...
You might need your motherboard number to check hardware compatibility or update drivers. There’s a few ways to check that number. You can do that with the Command Prompt or freeware software such as Speccy. Checking Model N...
The Contacts folder is one of the more unique folders in Windows. It’s a folder that doesn’t have an exact path, so applications can find it. This folder is a full-fledged contact manager that you can keep your contact...
Windows 10 is the next installment to Microsoft’s OS series. You can try out technical previews of the software from this page. Microsoft are bringing back the Start Menu and adding a variety of new tools to the latest OS. W...
Let’s just say that you’re editing multiple images using Paint. By default, you can open or bring images to Paint via drag and drop or via the “Open file” command. Now, what if you want an easier and faster option? If you aren’t f...
If you’re using Windows 8.1, there’s a good chance you’ve heard about an app called Reading List. It’s a Store app that helps you store and organize contents (mostly webpages) from many apps. In Project Spartan, Reading List has b...
Continue the series of articles about Project Spartan, today I’ll show you how to use Reading View. It’s one of many new features available in Project Spartan in Windows 10 build 10049. As its name suggests, Reading Vi...
By default, you can use “Ctrl + A” to select all items in a folder. Alternatively, you can just click the “Organize” folder in the Windows Explorer toolbar. On the menu that appears, just click “Select all” and you’re ready to do ...
As you already know, Project Spartan is the new web browser Microsoft’s building to replace Internet Explorer. It went to public testing last week with a new build of Windows 10. As expected, there are many new features for ...
When Microsoft mentioned that it will release Windows 10 Technical Preview builds more frequently, it meant really fast. Less than two weeks from the release of build 10041, Windows 10 TP made a jump to build 10049. And finally, P...
As you may know, people have screamed for the Start Menu since Windows 8. And it appears they still do that in Windows 10. In the very first build of Windows 10 Technical Preview, the Start Menu made an impressive return. Then in ...
