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  • How to Go Back to Windows 10 If You Regret Installing Windows 11

    Upgraded to Windows 11 and not feeling it? Maybe your apps don’t work right, your PC’s acting sluggish, or you just prefer the way things were. The good news: you can go back to Windows 10. Here’s exactly how to do it, step by step. 1. Check If You Can Roll Back Easily Microsoft gives…

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  • How to disable safeguard block to upgrade to Windows 11 23H2

    If you’re trying to upgrade to Windows 11 23H2 and keep hitting the “safeguard hold” wall, you’re not alone. Microsoft sometimes puts these blocks in place to prevent users from upgrading when known issues exist. While these blocks are meant to keep your system stable, you might want to bypass them if you’re comfortable troubleshooting…

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  • How to Edit Your Hosts File on Windows, Mac, or Linux

    If you want to block a website, test a new domain, or redirect network traffic on your own computer, editing the hosts file is a simple and effective solution. The hosts file is a plain text file your operating system uses to map hostnames to IP addresses before reaching out to a DNS server. Here’s…

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  • HOW TO QUICKLY CREATE A MACOS BOOTABLE USB ON WINDOWS 10

    Need to install or reinstall macOS but don’t have a Mac handy? No problem. With the right tools, you can create a macOS bootable USB drive using your Windows 10 PC. Here’s the simplest, fastest way to get it done. What You’ll Need Step 1: Download the macOS Installer First, get your hands on the…

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  • Fix “The WinRM client cannot process the request”

    If you work with Windows Remote Management (WinRM) or PowerShell Remoting, you’ve probably seen the dreaded error: “The WinRM client cannot process the request…” This issue can stop remote management dead in its tracks. But don’t worry. Here’s a no-nonsense guide to fixing it. What Causes the Error? Most WinRM errors fall into a few…

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  • 3 Ways to Block Apps for a User on Windows 11

    Sometimes you just need to stop certain apps from running on a Windows 11 computer. Maybe it’s for a kid, a shared device at work, or just to keep distractions at bay. Whatever your reason, Windows 11 gives you a few reliable ways to block apps for specific users. Here’s how you can do it—without…

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  • How to clone Windows 11 HDD to SSD with Macrium Reflect

    Upgrading your Windows 11 PC with a solid-state drive (SSD) is one of the easiest ways to boost speed and performance. But how do you move everything from your old hard drive (HDD) to the new SSD without reinstalling Windows or losing data? The answer: clone your HDD to the SSD using Macrium Reflect. Here’s…

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  • UFW Firewall: How to Install, Configure, and Use It on Ubuntu/Debian

    UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) is one of the easiest ways to manage a Linux firewall. It’s simple enough for beginners, but powerful enough for most server use cases. If you’re running Ubuntu or Debian, UFW is often the best starting point to lock down your system. Here’s how to get started. What Is UFW? UFW stands…

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  • MBR2GPT: Convert MBR to GPT

    If you’re looking to upgrade your Windows PC, install a modern operating system, or enable features like Secure Boot, you may have run into the terms MBR and GPT. These are partition styles used by your hard drive. Many newer features require GPT. Fortunately, Microsoft provides a built-in tool called MBR2GPT to convert disks from…

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  • How to Use Your Android Phone as a Bluetooth Mouse or Keyboard

    Did you know your Android phone can double as a wireless mouse or keyboard for your computer? This trick is perfect if your mouse stops working, your keyboard is out of commission, or you just want more flexibility. All you need is your Android device, a free app, and Bluetooth. Here’s how to get started.…

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