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The Windows lock screen looks nice—but if you’re the only one using your computer, it can feel like an unnecessary step. If you want to speed up the sign-in process, you can remove the lock screen so your PC goes directly to the login screen. This guide works for Windows 10 and Windows 11 (Pro…
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Don’t use OneDrive? You’re not alone. While Microsoft bundles it with Windows 10, not everyone wants cloud syncing baked into their system. If you’re looking to disable OneDrive and remove it from File Explorer, this guide walks you through exactly how to do it—no unnecessary fluff. 🛑 Why Remove OneDrive? 🧹 Option 1: Disable OneDrive…
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Ever opened File Explorer on Windows 10 and noticed a “3D Objects” folder sitting in This PC, even if you’ve never used it? You’re not alone. It’s part of Microsoft’s 3D content push from a few years ago—but for most users, it’s just clutter. The good news? You can remove “3D Objects” from This PC…
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By default, Windows 10’s taskbar clock only shows hours and minutes. But if you want more precision—say, for productivity, timing events, or just personal preference—you can make it show seconds as well. The feature is built-in, but you have to enable it manually through the Registry. Here’s how to do it safely and easily. ⚠️…
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Want faster access to your favorite apps right from the desktop? You can customize the Windows right-click menu to include shortcuts to any application—no third-party software needed. It’s a great way to streamline your workflow and make the tools you use most just one click away. Here’s how to do it using the Windows Registry.…
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By default, clicking a taskbar icon in Windows shows you a preview of all open windows for that app—like multiple browser tabs or Word documents. But what if you just want it to switch straight to the last window you were using? Good news: You can make your taskbar behave that way with a quick…
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Virtual input devices in Windows 10—like on-screen keyboards, voice typing, or touch input—can be a game changer if you’re working without a physical keyboard or mouse. They also help improve accessibility and support touch-screen devices. Whether you’re using a tablet, troubleshooting hardware issues, or setting up assistive tech, here’s how to enable and use virtual…
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Google Classroom makes it easy for teachers to assign work and manage student progress—but did you know you can also create quizzes directly in it? Whether you’re doing quick check-ins or formal assessments, quizzes are simple to build, grade, and share. Here’s how to create a quiz in Google Classroom in just a few steps.…
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The original Doom (1993) is legendary. But if you’ve ever fired it up on a modern monitor, you’ve probably noticed it doesn’t play nice with widescreens. Stretched visuals, low resolution, and black bars kill the vibe. The good news? You can play classic Doom in true widescreen with modern features—without ruining that old-school feel. Here’s…
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Need to merge two or more PowerPoint files into one seamless presentation? Whether you’re collaborating with a team, updating a pitch deck, or creating a training course, combining PowerPoint presentations is easier than you think. Here’s how to do it—step by step. Why Combine PowerPoint Presentations? Method 1: Use “Reuse Slides” in PowerPoint This is…
