How to set static IP address on Windows 10
You can set a static IP address manually on Windows 10 in several ways, and in this guide, you'll learn using Command Prompt, ...
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How to view all user accounts on Windows 11
Here are four ways to view all the accounts available on Windows 11.
How to clean install Windows 11 22H2
You can upgrade to Windows 11 22H2 using a clean installation, and here's how.
How to enable TPM and Secure Boot in BIOS for Windows 11
Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled to install, and here are the steps to enable the security features on your computer.
How to set up network file sharing on Windows 10
Windows 10 lets you quickly share files with other users over a network — here are three ways to do it.
How to check Outlook web storage usage
Do you know how much storage you have left in Outlook? Here' show to find out.
How to add and remove folder locations on Photos for Windows 11
Here are the easy steps to add or remove folder locations from the Photos app on Windows 11.
How to change background with blur or image on Teams
Here are the three ways to change the background appearance of a Teams video call or meeting.
How to use tabs on File Explorer for Windows 11
Here's everything you need to know to make the most out of tabs on File Explorer.
How to restore Registry from secret backup on Windows 10
Windows 10 secretly makes a Registry backup in a RegBack folder, and you can use it to restore your computer to a working condition ...