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Getting the right screen resolution can make your Windows 11 experience a lot better—sharper visuals, easier reading, and less eye strain. If your display doesn’t look right, or if you just want to tweak things for gaming or work, changing your screen resolution is simple. Here’s how to do it. Step-by-Step Guide 1. Right-click Your…
Remote Desktop (RDP) is a lifesaver when you need to access another computer quickly. But those credential prompts—where you have to enter your username and password every time—can get old fast, especially if you trust the devices on your network. Want to skip that step? Here’s how to disable credential prompts for Remote Desktop connections,…
Log files are essential for tracking what happens on your Ubuntu system. But if you don’t manage them, they can eat up disk space and become hard to sift through. That’s where Logrotate comes in. Logrotate is a built-in tool in Ubuntu that automatically rotates, compresses, and deletes old log files. Here’s how to use…
Are your Steam downloads crawling along when you just want to get into the game? You’re not alone. Steam is one of the most popular platforms for PC gamers, but sometimes its download speeds can test your patience. Let’s cut to the chase: here’s why Steam might be slow, and what you can do to…
Automatic updates are meant to keep your Ubuntu system secure and up-to-date. But sometimes, you want full control over when and what gets updated—especially on servers, workstations, or systems with specific software needs. Here’s how you can disable automatic updates in Ubuntu without breaking anything. Why Turn Off Automatic Updates? Let’s get straight to the…
Getting the “Error Opening File for Writing” message in Windows can be frustrating, especially when you’re just trying to install or update a program. The good news? This error is common, and it’s usually easy to fix. Here’s what causes it and how you can solve it quickly. What Causes the “Error Opening File for…
Passwords are a hassle. They’re hard to remember, easy to forget, and not as secure as we’d like. That’s why passkeys are getting so much attention. They’re simpler, more secure, and designed to replace old-school passwords. If you’re using Windows 11, you can start using passkeys right now. Here’s how to set them up, use…
If you’re a developer running Windows 11, you may have heard about the new Dev Drive feature. Microsoft designed Dev Drive to give you faster, more reliable storage for your code, tools, and development environments. It uses the Resilient File System (ReFS), which brings performance boosts and better security compared to the classic NTFS. Setting…
Migrating from Windows 7 to Windows 10 doesn’t mean leaving your backups behind. Windows 10 includes a built-in feature that lets you create and restore Windows 7 backup files. Here’s how to do it—no extra software needed. Why Use Windows 7 Backup on Windows 10? If you used Windows 7’s “Backup and Restore” tool to…
Want to run Windows 10 without messing up your main system? VirtualBox makes it easy and free. Here’s how to get started, plus a couple of useful tips for making your virtual machine work even better. What You’ll Need Step 1: Install VirtualBox Step 2: Create a New Virtual Machine Step 3: Assign Memory (RAM)…
