Category Archives: Microsoft

Clearing the ARP Cache on Windows

ARP, or Address Resolution Protocol, is a protocol used by the Internet Protocol (IP) [specifically IPv4] to map IP network addresses to the hardware addresses used by a data link protocol. The operating system maintains an ARP cache, which is a table that stores IP to MAC address mappings. Occasionally, for troubleshooting or maintenance purposes, it may be… Read More »

How to Install Teams on Ubuntu

In the world of remote work and online education, communication and collaboration tools have become vital for success. Microsoft Teams is one of these indispensable tools. It’s a hub for teamwork, where you can chat, meet, call, and collaborate all in one place, no matter where you are. For Linux users, there’s no need to fret about missing… Read More »

What is Windows Encrypting File System (EFS) ?

In today’s world, where digital data is more abundant and critical than ever, security is paramount. One of the many ways to safeguard sensitive information on your computer is through encryption. Microsoft’s Windows operating system includes a built-in feature for this purpose: the Encrypting File System (EFS). Let’s delve deeper into understanding what EFS is, how it works,… Read More »

Troubleshoot Common USB Problems in Windows

As convenient and universal as USB connections are, there can be moments when devices do not work as expected. These problems range from non-responsive devices to unrecognized USBs and more. This blog post aims to help you troubleshoot and fix some of the most common USB connection problems on a Windows machine.

Hide the Power Button on Windows 11

I’ve received some questions recently about how to hide the power button on Windows 11. It might seem a bit peculiar, but there could be multiple reasons for wanting to do this – you might want to prevent accidental shutdowns, or restrict other users’ access to these options. In any case, we’re here to guide you through the… Read More »

OneDrive’s Unlimited Storage Era Ends

Microsoft has pulled the plug on unlimited storage for its OneDrive business plans. Previously, OneDrive for Business (Plan 2) was a go-to for large entities, providing limitless storage especially for vast media libraries at roughly $10/user/month.

Trusted Platform Module Has Malfunctioned Error

If you encounter the “Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has malfunctioned” error on a Windows computer, it indicates an issue with the TPM chip, which is a hardware component responsible for secure cryptographic operations and data protection. Follow these steps to troubleshoot and potentially fix the problem: