Backing up your computer is one of the most important file management tasks you should be performing on a regular basis. There are many backup applications you can use to do this… Read More
If you have been working in the field of IT even for a short period of time I am sure you have heard the term virtualization and most likely know what it… Read More
Think of Windows System Restore as a “time machine” for your PC’s system files and registry. If a new driver, a Windows update, or a software installation causes your computer to crash… Read More
FAT32 (File Allocation Table 32‑bit) is a file system commonly used on flash drives, microSD cards, external drives and very old computers. It can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, game consoles,… Read More
Moving data between your physical computer (Host) and your virtual machine (Guest) is essential for a productive workflow. Whether you need to copy a complex command from a website into a terminal… Read More
File Explorer is the default file management tool that you use when working in Microsoft Windows. Plus, File Explorer has not really changed too much throughout the years. For most people, File… Read More
Internet speeds seem to be getting faster and faster as network technology improves over time. Long gone are the days of dial up internet and speeds are now being measured in gigabits… Read More
When it comes to keeping your computer clean, there is much more to it than deleting old files and folders off your desktop or emptying your Recycle Bin. As you use your… Read More
Have you ever spent hours perfecting a document only for your computer to crash or your power to flicker out? Microsoft Office offers two primary safety nets to prevent these digital disasters:… Read More
As you probably know, computers are prone to having issues from time to time such as random crashing or freezing, blue screen errors (BSOD), malware infections, disk errors and more. And if… Read More