Ever heard of symbolic links (or symlinks, as they’re often called) but aren’t quite sure what they are or how to create one? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. In this post, we’re going to break down symlinks in Linux in the simplest way possible and show you how to create one. What is a Symlink Anyway? Think of a… Read More »
In response to the U.S. government’s ban on Kaspersky products, the Russian cybersecurity firm has automatically replaced its antivirus software on American computers with UltraAV, without prior warning. The sudden switch occurred through an automatic update on September 19, 2024, following Kaspersky’s inclusion on the U.S. Entity List due to national security concerns.
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 »
So, your phone has been acting up lately? Maybe it’s running slower than usual, or apps are crashing more than they should. Before you panic and start looking for a replacement, let’s take a breath and try something simple: running a diagnostic check on your phone. Running diagnostics can help you identify if there’s a hardware issue or… Read More »
Over-sharing on social media can seem harmless, but it comes with several potential dangers, especially as more of our lives move online. While it’s fun to share updates, pictures, and thoughts with friends and family, too much personal information can have some serious downsides.
Have you ever opened Outlook, clicked on an email, and—surprise!—the email body is completely blank? Frustrating, right? Don’t worry, though—you’re not alone. Many people face this issue, and luckily, there are a few easy ways to fix it.
If you’re just getting started with Linux, you’ve probably come across the need to locate files or directories. Whether it’s tracking down a specific document or finding all files of a certain type, the find command is your best friend. It’s super powerful, but like many Linux tools, it can seem intimidating at first. Don’t worry! In this… Read More »
If you’re new to Windows 11 and want to capture screenshots of your screen, you’re in the right place. Windows 11 comes with a built-in app called the Snipping Tool, which makes taking screenshots super easy. Whether you need to capture your entire screen, a specific window, or just a small part, this tool has you covered.
If you’ve ever run into weird errors when trying to open a program on your Windows computer, there’s a chance the problem lies with something called the .NET Framework. It’s a behind-the-scenes part of Windows that a lot of apps rely on to work properly. When something goes wrong with it, you might see error messages or find… Read More »
Are you trying to hop on a Microsoft Teams call but you’re using a Chromebook? No worries! Even though Chromebooks are different from Windows or macOS computers, you can still easily access Teams. In this guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know to get Teams up and running smoothly on your Chromebook.