With Windows 10 version 1903 (May 2019 Update), Microsoft introduced the Windows Sandbox feature. Windows Sandbox feature helps you run programs in isolation without affecting your Windows 10 host in any way. The Sandbox feature is ideal for testing unknown or untrusted programs. A program running in Sandbox cannot make changes to Windows 10 host […]

Windows Sandbox is a new feature in Windows 10 to help users run untrusted applications in a virtual environment. The feature makes it possible to safely run unknown (any application for that matter) in isolation. A program running in Windows Sandbox cannot affect the host or Windows operating system and data in any way. When […]

There is a basic built-in anti-theft feature in Windows 10 to track stolen Windows 10 devices with ease. The Find my device feature, when turned on, can help you track your Windows 10 device. The only condition is that you must be using a Microsoft account to sign-in to your Windows 10 device in order […]

Several third-party anti-ransomware software are around to help you protect your data from ransomware. Many users are using third-party anti-ransomware protection like Acronis Ransomware Protection free to prevent ransomware from encrypting their data. If you are running version 1709 or greater version of Windows 10, you will be happy to know that there is a […]

Users on Windows 10 Pro edition can use the built-in BitLocker tool to encrypt their data. In addition to internal drives and external USB drives, BitLocker can also encrypt SD cards. As pointed out earlier, the BitLocker encryption feature exists in the Pro and above editions of Windows 10 only. If you are on Windows […]

During the installation of Windows 10, the setup asks you to set network location to either Public or Private. You can change the network location or network profile to Public or Private even after installing Windows 10. You should set network location to Public when you are accessing the internet via public hotspots (airport, hotel, […]