How-to

When you connect to a Wi-Fi network, Windows 10 automatically remembers the network and its password, attempting to reconnect whenever you are in range. While convenient, this feature may not always be desirable, especially for networks you no longer wish to connect to automatically. Instead of forgetting the network altogether, you can configure Windows to […]

The Action Center in Windows 10 is a central hub for system and app notifications, allowing you to access alerts quickly and manage settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Night Light. While this is useful for many, some users may find it distracting or unnecessary. If you want to remove or disable the Action Center, it

The BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) or UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) handles the startup process of your computer, initializing hardware before passing control to your operating system. A faster boot time means your system gets to the OS quicker, reducing the time spent in BIOS. If you’re curious about your last BIOS boot time in

If you need to step away from your computer for a while, it’s essential to ensure that your device locks automatically after a specific duration of inactivity. This serves as a security measure to prevent unauthorized access to your work. While Windows 10 doesn’t offer a direct setting to lock your PC automatically, you can

If you love the stunning daily images featured on Bing, you can easily set them as your desktop wallpaper using the Bing Wallpaper app. This simple tool automatically updates your wallpaper every day with the latest Bing images, keeping your desktop fresh and visually appealing. You can also switch wallpapers manually whenever you want. Here’s

The Start menu in Windows 10 has undergone various transformations over the years. Microsoft has continually refined its design to improve functionality and usability. The latest iteration merges recently added apps, the most-used apps, and live tiles into a single unified interface. However, for some users, the default layout can feel cluttered. Fortunately, Windows 10

Windows 10 is designed to automatically detect and install drivers when you connect new hardware to your computer. While this is convenient in many cases, there are situations where you might prefer more control over the process. Automatic driver installation may result in a driver version that’s not compatible or one that causes system issues.

Windows 10 brings a revamped Start menu that combines Live Tiles, a complete list of apps, and a left panel that provides quick access to essential features such as the user profile, power options, and the Settings app. Although the left panel comes with default options, you’re not limited to these. You can customize which