Best tips, tricks & hacks to optimize your slow device for better performance and extend the life of your Windows, Mac, Android & iOS.
WPP, or Windows Protected Print Mode, is a new feature that makes printing more secure and seamless on Windows PCs. It only supports printers that have been Mopria-certified and blocks third-party printer drivers that may pose security risk...
For the most part, Chromebooks live up to their primary promise of being simpler than Macs or Windows PCs. However, they can still occasionally have freezes and other common computer issues. Here's what you can attempt if your Chromebook is...
Devices with MediaTek chipsets are widely available in the Android smartphone market. You must first install the most recent MediaTek drivers to transfer data between a computer and a MediaTek device. MediaTek drivers facilitate the connect...
Duplicate files are a bane of your computer’s existence. Even if you are ultra careful, they are bound to appear. For instance, duplicates are unavoidable when you regularly transfer files between devices, when you are creating and managi...
Do you frequently take screenshots with your Windows laptop or computer? If so, you have difficulty capturing a document or full webpage that fills the viewable screen. That's where the convenience of scrolling screenshots comes to the resc...
A new storage access and transport protocol called NVMe, or Non-Volatile Memory Express, was created to speed up data transfer in PCIe-based solid-state drives (SSDs). One of the leading producers of NVMe SSDs is Samsung. Compared to SATA S...
When a thread (operating system) tries to obtain a lower-level mutex that it does not already hold but is unable to find, it displays the MUTEX_LEVEL_NUMBER_VIOLATION blue screen of death error with a bug check value of 0x0000000D. Though i...
Ah, iTunes backups. Lifesavers in times of tech meltdowns, yet silent space hogs lurking in the shadows of your hard drive. iTunes backups, while crucial for disaster recovery, can become bloated over time, hogging precious gigabytes on you...
Transferring photos from iPhone to Mac is mostly a very straightforward and hassle-free process. All you have to do is connect your iPhone to your Mac and access the Apple folder to transfer photos from your iPhone to your Mac. If you are n...
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