If you are currently using the Windows Mail and Calendar app that comes built into Windows, then be prepared to switch over to the new Outlook for Windows Email app that will… Read More
If you are a Linux user and are running out of hard drive space, have a failing hard drive or want to upgrade to a larger drive without reinstalling everything or maybe… Read More
If you are a Google Chrome user and are the type who likes to click and drag on the scrollbar to move up and down within a webpage, then you might want… Read More
If you have a Windows based computer at the office, you most likely have realized that you need to press the Ctrl-Alt-Del keyboard combination to get to the password box where you… Read More
Windows Media Player is a perfect example of a “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” update that Microsoft insisting on changing with Windows 11. Many people are not a fan of… Read More
For those of us who still have music CDs and MP3 players, the Windows 11 Media Player app still has the ability to rip music CDs and convert them to various file… Read More
If you are using a current version of Word and try and save a new document, it would be safe to assume that it would already be using the newest file format,… Read More
If you use a shared computer and have other users on that computer who do not have administrative rights, they might find themselves needing to run certain programs or Windows tools that… Read More
If you are a Microsoft Office user and use the common apps such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint, you might have noticed that when you save your files, they will be saved… Read More
Windows has a built in screen capture tool called the Snipping Tool and it has been around since Windows 10 and has been updated for Windows 11. Microsoft added the ability to… Read More