Best tips, tricks & hacks to optimize your slow device for better performance and extend the life of your Windows, Mac, Android & iOS.
If Superfetch has ever bugged you in Windows 10 as it slows down system performance, this post is for you. Wondering how SysMain and Superfetch are related? Well, it’s Superfetch under the new name i.e., SysMain. This means if you ha...
Shutting your computer down ‘remotely’ can come in handy at times. There are times when you are in a rush and shutting down your system is too much of a hassle. But before we get to how you can remote control your PC, here are the basi...
Running a hardware component on your computer needs a corresponding software that drives the hardware and is thus known as - no points for guessing - a ‘driver’! We often get notifications when an update is available for the Operating ...
Pen Drive, USB, Flash Drive or Memory Stick, whatever you call it, is a handy portable device that helps you to store valuable data. Like everything else, these tiny devices need formatting from time to time to work properly. An average pe...
Updates are additions to your existing applications that add new features and make them less vulnerable to malicious activities. All your Windows 11 built-in apps are updated through the Windows updates feature. But, What about the third-pa...
Getting an error notification, “Power Surge On The USB Port. Unknown USB Device Needs More Power Than The Port Can Supply” is quite common on Windows 10, 8, 7 PC. There are several reasons for a Power Surge, but one of the most common c...
Having A Hard Time With Your Windows PC? Use Advanced System Optimizer, the all-in-one system cleanup tool that helps remove junk files, duplicates, declutter PCs, thereby boosting system performance and improving startup t...
“Windows 10 can’t connect to this network” is one of the common issues faced by Windows users when they try to connect to a network. Besides, telling you cannot connect the error doesn't explain anything more. This makes resolving err...
Driver error code 32 is a common Device Manager error that occurs when a specific hardware’s drivers get disabled due to any reason. When Windows is unable to detect the hardware drivers of a certain component, it displays the following m...
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