If you have poor vision or a smaller screen, Windows 10 includes a useful setting that will allow you to increase the thickness of the typing cursor. However, this will only work within Windows and Office, meaning that the thickness of the typing cursor will not change in for example Google Chrome. Watch our video […]Read More
Advertising ID is a unique identifier that is assigned to each user in Windows 10 and on the basis of which the user’s activities are monitored, and with the help of this information, personalized advertisements are served. This option can be turned off in the settings, but this does not mean that you will not […]Read More
The refresh rate of the monitor is how many times per second the monitor updates the image on the screen, and the higher the refresh rate, the more pleasant it is to look at the screen. Windows automatically sets every monitor to 60Hz, and if your monitor supports a higher refresh rate, you will have […]Read More
If your system crashes in Windows 10, you will have to install a new Windows, unless you have a Restore Point. In this case, in a few minutes you will be able to repair Windows and continue working. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to create a System Restore Point in Windows […]Read More
Every operating system, and Windows in particular, consumes computer resources during operation. This can be a problem while playing video games that can lag because Windows has allocated RAM or CPU to a background program, which you are not using, instead of the game. The solution is Game Mode, an option that, while you are […]Read More
By default in Windows 10, the mouse wheel will skip three lines when scrolling. However, you can change this in the settings, and you’ll be able to adjust the mouse scroll speed for horizontal as well as vertical scrolling. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to adjust mouse wheel scroll speed in […]Read More
Windows 10 includes an option so that when you start typing a word, three suggestions will appear, which you can click and the word will be written into your document. By default in Windows 10, this option will be turned off, but you can easily turn it on in the settings. Watch our video tutorial […]Read More
During work, Windows 10 creates quite a number of temporary files. These files accumulate over time and can take up several gigabytes of space, so sometimes it is necessary to delete these files. Deleting temporary files is completely safe because if they are needed again, Windows will automatically recreate them. Watch our video tutorial where […]Read More
By default, Windows 10 will store all documents, images, music and other files you download from the Internet in the Downloads folder. However, in the settings you can change this and set where exactly which type of file will be saved. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to change the default data […]Read More
By default, Windows 10 will automatically delete data from the Recycle Bin and the Downloads folder. However, you can change this or turn it off completely in the settings. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to turn off automatic deletion of files from the Downloads folder and Recycle Bin in Windows 10. […]Read More
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