Windows 10

The Task Manager in Windows 10 is not just to kill unresponsive apps, but it can also be used to monitor system performance, view running services, view app history, and enable/disable startup programs. Most PC users open the Task Manager either using Ctrl + Shift + Esc hotkey or right-clicking on the taskbar and then […]

One of the better ways to improve Windows boot time is to stop unwanted programs from loading with the Windows operating system. Programs like Skype, Evernote, and TeamViewer automatically start with the Windows operating system with default settings. In previous Windows 7 and previous versions, the option to remove or disable startup entries was present […]

More often than not, like most PC users out there, I also use the built-in tool in Windows to create a compressed (zipped) folder. The built-in tool is useful for small files and folders, especially if you don’t want to create password-protected zip files. As you know, one can easily create a zipped or compressed […]

The Narrator is a basic screen-reading utility present in the Windows operating system since the time of now unsupported Windows XP. The Narrator tool is helpful for visually impaired users, but it can be used by anyone and everyone to hear what you see on the screen. While the Narrator can be turned on by […]

Over the past few days, I had to turn on the Airplane mode in Windows 10 a couple of times. As you likely know, the Airplane mode can be turned on or off quickly by clicking the Action Center icon in the system tray and then clicking Airplane tile. What’s Airplane or flight mode? The […]