Ever wanted to simplify your right-click menu on Windows 11, or add handy shortcuts for apps you frequently use? If you’ve ever thought, “It would be nice if I could tweak this a bit,” you’re in the right place! In this post, we’ll walk through how to customize the right-click context menu in Windows 11, even if you’re… Read More »
So, you’ve been excited to upgrade to Windows 11, only to run into a message saying, “Your processor is not supported.” That can be frustrating, but don’t worry—you’re not alone, and there are ways to work around this issue! I’m here to help you understand why it’s happening and how you can get Windows 11 up and running,… Read More »
Microsoft is removing Aero Shake, or shake to minimize from Windows 10.
In an office environment a lock screen is required, but not so much on your home machine.
By default, the built-in Windows Search function also includes search results acquired from Bing Search. If you would rather not have Bing results mixed in with your local search results, follow these steps.
By adding this DWORD value, you can add the display of seconds to the Windows 10 taskbar clock. You’ll have to restart Explorer in order for the changes to take effect.
When performing certain operations, such as registry edits, you may be directed to restart Windows. However, some items only require the restart of the Windows Explorer process. Here’s how to do it.
Window borders are not something you usually think about. They’re just there, keeping a visual cue of the current workspace. Did you could change the width of these borders? Some folks want just like small borders.
Looking to change the behavior of your Windows 7 computer? Maybe you need to enable or disable some functionality, make it run faster, lock it down from prying eyes? This post contains a pile of great registry hacks. If you have been around for a bit, you’ve probably seen a lot of these. However, there might be a… Read More »
During the installation of Visual Studio 6 on Windows 7, 8 or 10, it is necessary to create a zero-byte file called MSJAVA.DLL in the Windows directory. The mere presence of a file with this name will allow installation to proceed. Without it, installation dies.