The black screen issue is possibly one of the worse errors you can come across on your Windows 10 PC. If you see only a black screen with cursor after logging in on your PC, chances are, a recent Windows update has messed up your machine. In this guide, we
Starting with the October 2018 Windows update, Microsoft has combined the “Snipping Tool” and the “Screen Sketch” tools to build a powerful all-in-one tool called “Snip & Sketch Tool.” This tool offers advanced screenshot capturing and editing options. Here’s a quick guide to using the Snip & Sketch Tool
Although Windows updates are meant to make things better on your PC, it often does the opposite. Off lately, many Windows 10 users who installed an update on their PCs were met with a “C:WINDOWSsystem32configsystemprofileDesktop is unavailable” issue when booting up the computer. The issue leaves the user with
Microsoft rolled out the Your Phone app for Windows 10 users last year to let Android and iPhone users sync their devices to their PCs. The app has great potential, but it’s still a work-in-progress and doesn’t always work the way it’s supposed to. If you’re
Microsoft introduced the Windows 10 Update Assistant feature to let the Windows users get the latest updates effortlessly. However, many users complain that the repetitive appearance of the update assistant pop-up is quite annoying. If you find it disturbing too, you can remove the Windows 10 Update Assistant from your
Are you getting the “Error 0x80070bc2” while trying to update your PC to the latest Windows 10 version? You’re not alone. The Microsoft community forums are flooded with user complaints regarding similar issues. There could be several issues that may trigger the error 0x80070bc2. But there’s a quick
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