What does CPU Parking mean and how does it affect performance?
CPU Parking is a power-saving technique that temporarily disables CPU cores that are not in use…
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File Explorer freezes: Causes and solution
Windows File Explorer is one of the most frequently used tools in the entire system: it's used to view…
How to create an automatic restore point before each Windows update
Want to protect your system before making a major change? Create an automatic restore point before every update…
Microsoft Paint releases Restyle: generative styles in one click
Paint's new Restyle feature lets you apply AI-powered artistic styles on Windows 11 Insiders. Requirements, how to use it, and compatible devices.
What to do when Windows displays “INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE” after an update
Did you recently update your PC and now Windows displays "INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE"? After an update, we all hope our computer...
Windows takes seconds to display the desktop, but minutes to load icons. What's going on?
Why does Windows take seconds to display the desktop but minutes to load icons? This common Windows issue can…
What to do when Windows deletes your wallpaper after restarting
Does Windows delete your wallpaper after restarting your computer? This annoying error affects many users and can have…
Modern Standby drains battery during sleep: how to disable it
If you've noticed that Modern Standby drains battery life while idle, you're probably thinking about disabling it completely. This mode…
How to block Microsoft Edge pop-ups on Windows 11
We've all been there, on more than one occasion, when we see a multitude of pop-up windows open while...
Quick Parts in Word: What they are and how to save hours on repetitive documents
Microsoft's text editor is packed with features you might not know about, but that can make your life easier...
How to remove metadata from a photo in Windows 11
Did you know that just by sharing a photo taken with your phone, you can tell others your exact location?
How to legally extend your Microsoft Office trial period to 150 days
Microsoft is allowing potential subscribers to try out all the features of its office suite for up to 30 days.