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  • 9 Ways to Shut Down and Restart a Windows 11 PC

    Windows 11 gives you more than one way to power down or reboot your computer. Whether you’re troubleshooting, saving battery, or just calling it a day, here’s how to shut down or restart your PC—fast. 1. Start Menu The classic way still works. Simple, reliable, and familiar. 2. Right-Click the Start Button For a quicker…

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  • How to Fix “DNS_probe_finished_no_internet” in Google Chrome

    If you’re seeing the “DNS_probe_finished_no_internet” error in Google Chrome, you’re not alone. It’s one of the more common DNS-related issues that blocks your internet access—even when everything seems fine. The good news? It’s usually easy to fix. Here’s a straightforward guide to get you back online. What Does “DNS_probe_finished_no_internet” Mean? This error happens when Chrome…

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  • How to Mirror Android to Your Windows 11 PC Without Root

    Want to mirror your Android screen to your Windows 11 PC—without root, cables, or headaches? You’re in the right place. Whether you’re presenting, gaming, or just multitasking, screen mirroring makes life easier. Here’s how to do it without rooting your phone. Method 1: Use Microsoft’s Phone Link (Best for Samsung and Select Devices) Phone Link…

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  • How to Change the Default Save and Download Location in Windows 10 and Windows 11

    Tired of hunting through your C: drive every time you download something? By default, Windows saves new files and downloads to preset folders like “Downloads” or “Documents” on your system drive. But you don’t have to stick with the defaults. Whether you want to save files to another drive or just better organize your storage,…

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  • How to Fix “There Is a System Repair Pending” Error in Windows

    If you’ve tried to run SFC /scannow or DISM on your Windows PC and hit the wall with this frustrating message: “There is a system repair pending which requires reboot to complete.” Don’t worry—you’re not alone, and the fix is within reach. This error usually pops up when a previous repair operation didn’t finish properly.…

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  • How to Install and Configure WordPress on Your Windows Computer Using WAMP SERVER

    If you want to build or test a WordPress website without paying for hosting, running it locally on your Windows PC is the way to go. This tutorial walks you through how to install and configure WordPress using WAMP Server—a free tool that bundles Apache, MySQL, and PHP into a ready-to-run local server environment. What…

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  • 3 Best Ways to Fix the “Failed to Load steamui.dll” Error

    If you’re a Steam user, nothing’s more frustrating than launching the app and getting slapped with this error: “Failed to load steamui.dll.” This usually means something’s wrong with a core Steam file — steamui.dll — and the client can’t start. But don’t worry. This is fixable, and in most cases, it doesn’t take long. Here…

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  • How to prevent your PC from sending Diagnostics & feedback off via Windows Settings and Group Policy

    By default, Windows collects diagnostics and feedback data to improve its products and services. That sounds helpful, but it also means your PC is regularly sending Microsoft information about your system, usage, and even app behavior. If you value privacy or just want to reduce unnecessary background activity, you can shut this off — either…

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  • Top 4 Ways to Fix Virus Scan Failed Error in Google Chrome

    If you’ve tried downloading a file in Google Chrome and got slapped with a “Virus scan failed” error, you’re not alone. This message usually pops up when Chrome can’t scan a file for viruses — but the issue isn’t always the file itself. Sometimes, the problem lies in your browser settings, antivirus software, or system…

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  • How to Fix Service Host (SysMain) High Disk Usage in Windows 11/10

    If your Windows 10 or 11 system feels slow and Task Manager shows high disk usage from “Service Host: SysMain”, you’re not alone. SysMain (formerly known as Superfetch) is a Windows service meant to boost performance — but ironically, it can sometimes drag your system down. Here’s what’s really going on and how to fix…

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