How-To

How to view installed apps with PowerShell on Windows 10

Published on January 14, 2023

If you have to remove an app using PowerShell, but you don't know the name, then these commands will help you to determine the info you need.

Published on January 13, 2023

Here are the steps to try an early preview of the new File Explorer details pane on Windows 11.

Published on January 13, 2023

Windows 10 has a hidden tool called Robocopy to copy files quickly between computers over the network — here's how to use it.

Published on January 12, 2023

Apple releases the first preview of the Devices app for Windows 11, and here's how to get it.

Published on January 12, 2023

Windows 10 lets you disable the Microsoft Defender Firewall using multiple methods, and here's how to use them all.

Published on January 12, 2023

If the Xbox app keeps taking over the screen on startup, you can control this behavior from its settings page – here's how.

Published on January 12, 2023

You can disconnect a monitor without unplugging its physical connection, and in this guide, we'll show you how to do it on Windows 10.

Published on January 11, 2023

Apple releases the first preview of the TV app for Windows 11, and here's how to get it.

Published on January 11, 2023

Here are the instructions to install the Apple Music Preview on Windows 11.

Published on January 11, 2023

How do you check the updates installed on Windows 10? The best answer, use the Settings app, Command Prompt, or PowerShell — here's how.