Step-by-step guides and tips for Windows setup, installation, customization, and troubleshooting to optimize your PC performance and user experience
Taking Screenshots has now become part of our day-to-day activities. From taking a screenshot on our phone to taking a screenshot of a job completed on our computer system. Windows 11 has a built-in screenshot utility like Snipping Tool and the Xbox Game Bar. We also have some third-party screenshot apps like Monosnap and Greenshot….
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As a Windows user, ensuring the robust security of your Windows 10 and 11 devices is paramount. The integrated Windows Security feature provides advanced antivirus protection from the moment your system starts. This comprehensive guide outlines key aspects of Windows Security, empowering you to maximize its potential on how to stay protected on Windows device…
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In this guide, you will learn how to join bulk devices using a provisioning package to Azure. I explain how to create a provisioning package and enrol all devices in Intune and Entra ID. Bulk joining of Windows devices to your Microsoft Entra tenant leverages the Windows Configuration Designer (WCD) to generate a provisioning package….
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Improper shutdowns or power failures may trigger an automatic drive scan on your computer, attempting to repair any issues encountered. However, if this process becomes stuck in a loop, it’s crucial to address the underlying causes. Follow this detailed guide for effective solutions. See What Happens if You Turn Off Your Computer During an Update,…
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When using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) on Windows, users often face challenges when disconnecting sessions without logging off, leading to sessions transitioning to a disconnected state. In this guide, we explore effective strategies to automatically log off disconnected and idle remote desktop sessions, providing insights into managing system resources efficiently. See Disable credential Prompts for…
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Ctrl+Alt+Delete serves as an additional security layer for Windows 11/10 computers, requiring users to press this combination before entering their login password. This deliberate sequence ensures a secure path to the Windows login screen, safeguarded against interception by external applications or malware. In this article, we shall discuss How to Enable/Disable CTRL + ALT +…
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Google Chrome comes equipped with its built-in password manager, known as Google Password Manager. While this feature is widely used for its convenience, some users prefer third-party password managers due to advanced features and security considerations. If you are one of those users looking to disable Google Password Manager, this guide provides step-by-step instructions for…
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In this article, we shall discuss “the Difference Between Private and Public Networks in Windows to VPN”. Please see How to allow remote VPN Access for Domain or Local Users, Download and install Norton 360 Anti-Virus on your Mac device, and Microsoft Direct Access: Now Always On VPN. When you connect to a network for…
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The Startup Repair tool in Windows aims to automatically resolve boot-related errors. However, users often find themselves stuck in an error loop with messages like “Startup Repair Couldn’t Repair Your PC.” This guide provides detailed steps to address this common issue, offering multiple solutions ranging from file recovery to reinstalling Windows and repairing the boot…
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System Restore in Windows is a valuable feature designed to roll back your system to a previous state, undoing changes that may have caused issues. However, users occasionally encounter the frustrating scenario of Windows being stuck on the System Restore process. In this comprehensive guide, we explore the potential reasons behind this issue and provide…
Integrated graphics, often found on motherboards or processors, provide a baseline level of graphical performance for everyday computing tasks. However, there are instances where you may need to disable integrated graphics, either to make way for a dedicated graphics card or troubleshoot issues. In this detailed guide, we explore the step-by-step process of disabling integrated…
Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) will help System Administrators to manage Group Policy Objects (GPOs) from a single console. In this guide, I will be showing you how to install a group policy management console on Windows 11. Please see What Happens if You Turn Off Your Computer During an Update, How to Fix The Virtual Desktop…
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Have you ever found yourself wondering about the repercussions of turning off your computer during a software update? It’s a question that crosses the minds of many users, whether out of curiosity or an urgent need to shut down their system. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricacies of what happens when you…
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