If you upgraded to Windows 10 or Windows 11 from an older operating system like Windows 7, you likely noticed that many of your favorite built-in programs are gone. Microsoft replaced the… Read More
Windows has always offered a way to shut down your own computer or other computers on the network remotely. You do this via a standard command line prompt using the powerful shutdown… Read More
Windows comes with many new features that previous versions of Windows didn’t have. One of those features is the modern Windows Settings interface. You can perform all sorts of advanced system configurations… Read More
File compression is a process used by operating systems to make files smaller by compressing them to save space. This can be used when you are running low on hard drive space… Read More
Microsoft Active Directory is a directory service used heavily on Windows domains. It comes included with the Windows Server operating system and has been around since Windows 2000. Active Directory uses the… Read More
Will the New Microsoft ReFS Replace NTFS? Anyone who uses a computer knows what a file is… hopefully! Files can be anything from Word documents to pictures to program executables to Windows… Read More
Get Rid Of Those Unwanted Windows Apps Starting with Windows 8, Microsoft introduced to the concept of apps which are applications you can use on the PC and tablet version of Windows.… Read More
One of the most popular things that any computer user will do is browse the Internet. In fact sometimes that’s all certain people will use a computer for! We browsers have been… Read More
When you install Windows you are normally asked to give your computer a name usually about the same time you are choosing your login name. But if you buy a computer from… Read More
Create a Windows iSCSI Storage Server Microsoft Windows Server operating systems are capable of acting as centralized storage servers for other computers on the network much like having a standalone SAN (Storage… Read More