Time needed: 5 minutes. Want to connect your mobile device to WiFi but forgotten your WiFi password? Fret not. If you’re connected to the WiFi network on your Windows PC or Laptop, you view WiFi password easily with Windows 10. All you need is an administrative account. 1. Open...
The “Critical service failed” error with a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) is a common problem with Microsoft’s Windows 10. Whenever a service that is critical to the core operating system fails to run or stops abruptly because of an incompatibility with other software installed/running on your PC,...
The BattlEye Anti-Cheat software that many games (including Fortnite) use to keep the cheaters away from the game appears to be having issues with the latest version of Windows 10. Microsoft rolled out an update today to Windows 10 version 1903 (KB4497935) which has an incompatibility issue with the older...
Microsoft is rolling out a cumulative update for Windows 10 version 1903 users with OS Build 18362.145 (KB4497935). The update addresses various issues which users have been facing since the release of the latest version of Windows. The KB4497935 update is available to download from the Windows Update settings....
Error 0x8007000e not letting you install Windows 10 version 1903 update? You’re not alone. Many users are reporting a similar issue on the community forums as well. Microsoft is yet to acknowledge the issue but thanks to the experts over at the forums, it turns out you can install...
Given the fact about how much of our lives details we store digitally, it is of great importance to keep a password on your PC, Laptop, and your mobile device. But, if you know you have got nothing to be worried about on the PC, you might want to remove...
For the cursor user, the Windows 10 taskbar is where all the multitasking happens. It is the place to access the Start menu and all programs open on the system. However, the taskbar takes a permanent seat on the screen, which you might want to take advantage of by auto-hiding...
Are you looking to spice up your piece of writing with a custom font you downloaded off the web? Thankfully, Windows 10 supports all major font formats including TrueType and OpenType fonts, and once you install a font in Windows 10, it’s available throughout the system for any program...
Fragmentation in hard drives can lead to slow read/write speeds and reduced PC performance. You should periodically defrag drives on your PC to keep it running smoothly. Thankfully, Windows 10 comes with a built-in tool to defragment and optime drives. Let’s see how it works. 1. Launch “Defragment...
The long-awaited Windows Sandbox feature has finally arrived with the release of Windows 10 May 2019 update. The Sandbox is a new place on your PC where you can try untrusted programs without worrying about the impact it might make on your system because everything is temporary and is restricted...
Any PC, laptop, tablet, or phone that come with Windows 10 as its default OS offers one basic customization option — the ability to change wallpapers. Now, offering you enhanced functionality to easily change wallpapers, there are several apps on the Microsoft store from where you can get beautiful desktop and...
Unable to install Windows 10 May 2019 update because your PC is throwing a “driver or service not ready to upgrade” error? Well, you’re not alone. Many users are seeing the same error on their PCs while updating to Windows 10 version 1903. This PC can’t be upgraded...
The Windows 10 version 1903 update is now rolling out for the public after several months of testing under the Windows Insider Program. The update is being rolled out in stages and may not available for everyone right away through the built-in Windows Update settings. However, if you’re the...
Time needed: 30 minutes. Microsoft is finally rolling out the long-awaited Windows 10 May 2019 update with a handful of new features such as a new light theme, Windows Sandbox, Kaomoji support, and more. The update is being rolled out gradually to all compatible Windows 10 PCs. If you happen...
Microsoft is rolling out cumulative updates for Windows 10 version 1809 and 1803 with builds 17763.529 (KB4497934) and 17134.799 (KB4499183), respectively. The update includes several quality improvements. Check ’em out at the official changelog here and here. The new Windows 10 update is available to download via Settings...