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Trying to sign in to Hotmail back again, and it feels like it’s been so many years that you or a lot of people have used it. Hotmail used to be the most renowned email service tool back in its […]

You can update Windows Security signatures manually to help detect and protect against the latest malware threats. Microsoft Defender antivirus, now called Windows Security, usually updates these signatures automatically. However, automatic updates can fail because of an unstable or missing […]

Connect to your PC remotely to access your files, apps, or office workstation, troubleshoot issues, run diagnostics, test code across different environments, or simply use your computer anytime, anywhere you need. Accessing Windows remotely is easy. This article walks you […]

To err is human. Luckily, you can undo on the keyboard and, if needed, redo to correct mistakes on Windows and Mac. Undo and redo are especially helpful for fixing typing errors, correcting emails, reports, and spreadsheets, and making computers […]

Windows Settings is a critical tool for personalizing your operating system. It allows you to change the Windows theme, configure display, audio, notifications, power management, manage system storage, and more. However, it may not be easy to open the Settings […]

Almost every Windows user is aware of and possibly has used the Windows Command Prompt at some point in their life, but it’s unlikely that many are familiar with what PowerShell is. But now, it’s time to expand your boundaries […]

Autocorrect corrects misspelled words to their closest correct spelling. It saves time, but it can also be frustrating. You may learn how to disable autocorrect to prevent it from changing code, medical terms, names, or slang to a random dictionary […]

Unnecessarily running applications or programs on the computer is among the top reasons for degraded PC performance and a fast-draining laptop battery. Thus, you can learn how to put Windows apps to sleep to extend battery life, free up system […]