Bulk Rename Utility The Bulk Rename Utility has several functions that can be used individually and in combination to create changes to your files. The program’s menu and file structure are very professional-looking, with probably more functions than you will ever use. In the bottom […]
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Should You Block Ads On Websites? Most online services rely heavily on revenue from advertising to keep their site profitable. But to me, I have always viewed it as a two-way street. I am willing to sit through ads on a site that provides me
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How To Create An Outlook Template Outlook gives users the ability to create templates that can be used repeatedly, they: Ensure consistency allowing you to maintain a professional repeating format Increase efficiency by not repeating previously created content Prevents starting from scratch each time Customize
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How To Personalize Your Windows Experience The Windows Operating System derived its name from the rectangular “windows” that were used in the early versions of the OS and still is a very big part of how we use the system today. Using Windows to view
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Revisiting “How To Search” About three years ago I wrote an article about why many (SEs) search engines end up providing misleading results in their search. I wanted to revisit that topic because misleading searches can do more than provide you with outdated answers, they
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What Is SEO Spam There is no doubt that hackers work night and day to beat honest people out of their hard-earned money and SEO Spam also known as spamdexing is a hacking technique used by malicious hackers to manipulate search engine rankings. Spamdexing involves
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In a recent article in a major tech magazine, the author mentioned the benefits of using 3rd party Antivirus or Antimalware applications, even free versions over the use of Microsoft Defender claiming they were all better. What bothered me was the article did not have
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OneDrive Features If you are a Microsoft Office 365 Subscriber you have more than a handful of Office applications. The subscription includes not only 1TB of cloud storage and unlike other cloud services like Google Drive or Dropbox it is hardwired into your Microsoft operating
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Passwords vs. Passkeys What are Passkeys and why do you need them? If you are like most people, passwords are a pain in the backside. Remembering them can be a problem, we should change them often and make them strong with symbols, caps, and numbers.
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Is Edge Better Than Chrome? Chrome and Google’s giant market share can lead you to believe Chrome is the best browser and there is a reason for that. Google frankly created the best search engine on the market, quickly becoming the most used and trusted
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Getting The Most From OneDrive Assuming you have Microsoft Office 365 and the free 1TB of storage it can be a great tool when saving your photos or videos. 1TB can hold thousands of photos, videos, and documents letting you reduce your phone and computer’s
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No More Android? In a surprising move, to me anyway, the recent introduction of the Windows Android Subsystem (WSA) is now being deprecated starting in March 2025. The ability to download the subsystem actually ended this month. Being a Beta tester I was pleasantly surprised
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App History and Startup Apps App History, the third tab in Task Manager uses the same column format to organize data. A brief description of the column titles is below: Name: The application or process’s name CPU Time: Indicates the total CPU time consumed by
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Users, Details, Services Users The fifth tab in Task Manager is Users. The first column lists all user accounts currently signed in. If you expand the name of a user, you will get a list of the processes equal to the number shown to the
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