Signal is a cross-platform messaging app. Like its competitors, Signal also offers a desktop version of the app to send and read messages from their computers. The Signal Desktop app out there for Windows does not offer an option to sign out of it. At least, the present version, which is 1.40.01 as of writing […]
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How To Install Signal On Windows 10 PC
The Signal is one of the emerging cross-platform messaging services out there. The privacy-focused messaging service offers end-to-end encryption to keep your messages secure. While Signal is a relatively new messaging service, it offers almost all the features you get in other messaging services like WhatsApp. From group chats to video calls to GIFs, Signal […]
How To Add The Lock Option To Start & Taskbar In Windows 10
In our previous article, we talked about the various ways out there to access the Lock PC option in Windows 10. In this guide, we will show you how to add the Lock option to the Start as well as the taskbar in Windows 10. There is nothing better than the built-in Windows logo + […]
Lock Option Missing From Windows 10 Power Menu
Even though Windows 10 has been around for over five years now, many PC users are still running Windows 7 and are slowly upgrading to Windows 10. A user who upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 asked if Microsoft has removed the Lock or Lock PC feature from Windows 10. In this guide, we […]
Fix: Image Preview Option Is Missing From Context Menu In Windows 10
About a week ago, a PC user who recently upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1 asked us if there is a way out there to restore the Preview option that shows up for images in the File Explorer context menu. This guide will discuss why the Preview option is missing from the context menu […]
4 Ways To Check If Your PC Has SATA Or NVMe SSD In Windows 10
If you have bought a mid to high-end PC in the past two years, the chances are that your PC uses SSD(s) for storage. Unlike before, many new PCs are shipping with NVMe SSDs. As you likely know by now, NVMe SSDs are faster when compared to SATA SSDs. For example, the popular Samsung 970 […]
A Storage Device May Be At Risk Of Failure & Requires Your Attention
Windows 10 now supports monitoring NVMe SSDs. With the new storage device monitoring feature’s help, you can check your NVMe storage device health and temperature. Additionally, the feature also alerts you when PC’s NVMe SSD is on the verge of failure. Windows 10 shows “A storage device may be at risk of failure and requires […]
Fix: Your PC Can’t Project To Another Screen
Windows operating system supports multiple monitors out of the box. You just need to connect external monitor(s), press the Windows logo + P keys, and then select the available options to start using an external monitor(s) as your primary or extended display. While trying to project to a second monitor, in Windows 10, you might […]
How To Check SSD Health & Temperature In Windows 10
Because Solid State Drives (SSDs) are much faster than traditional hard disk drives (HDDs) and becoming cheaper, we see more and more SSDs as primary storage devices in computers. Users who use computers to store critical data may want to review the health of SSDs from time to time to avoid data loss in case […]
How To Rearrange Email Accounts In Windows 10 Mail App Accounts List
Over the past few years, Microsoft has improved the default Mail app in Windows 10 in a big way. Although it has not received any major UI overhauls, it is much more polished and reliable now. A significant percent of Windows 10 users are using the Mail app as the default email client because it […]
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