In this category, you can see our guides using Windows 10.
In this post, we’ll see how to reset network adapters in Windows 10. Let’s get started. Steps Open the Settings app. Hit Network & Internet > Network reset. Click on the “Reset now” button. In the popup, hit “Yes.” Now, you’ll be notified that your PC is going to get restarted in 5 minutes. If …
In this post, we’ll see two different ways to find the number of cores and logical processors your CPU has in Windows 10. Let’s see what they are. 2 Different Methods to Find Number of Cores and Logical Processors Your CPU Has Task Manager Open Task Manager. Navigate to the “Performance” tab. Hit “CPU” if …
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Notification area, the one on the right side of the taskbar, is home to the system icons and some other icons. In this post, we’ll see how to customize the notification area in Windows 10. Let’s get started. Customize Notification Area in Windows 10 Hide or Show System Icons in Notification Area Right-click on the …
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In this post, we’ll see how to disable Tab Hover Cards in Google Chrome. Let’s get started. Steps Open Chrome. Type chrome://flags in the address bar of Chrome and then hit the “Enter” key. Now, in the search box at the top, type hover. Now, you can see the “Tab Hover Cards” flag. Beside it, …
In this post, we’ll see seven different ways to open Power Options in Windows 10. Let’s get started. 7 Different Ways to Open Power Options Battery Icon Right-click on the “Battery” icon in the Notification Area. Click “Power Options.” Powercfg.cpl Command The command “powercfg.cpl” (without double quotes) can open Power Options in Windows 10, and …
In this post, we’ll see four different ways to open System Configuration (also known as MSConfig) in Windows 10. Let’s see what they are. 4 Different Methods to Open System Configuration (MSConfig) Msconfig Command The command “msconfig” (without double quotes) can open System Configuration in Windows 10, and you can use this command in the …
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In this post, we’ll see how to use “Stats for nerds” on YouTube. Let’s get started. PC Go to YouTube and play the video you want. Now, right-click on the video, and you can see the “Stats for nerds” option. Hit it. That’s it. All done. See: How to Change Playback Speed on YouTube Android …
In this post, we’ll see how to change the file extension in Windows 10. Let’s get started. Change File Extension of an Individual File in Windows 10 Open File Explorer. Click on the “View” tab in Ribbon and then select “File name extensions.” Find the file for which you want to change the file extension. …
In this post, we’ll see how to rename files and folders in Windows 10. Let’s get started. Rename a File or Folder in Windows 10 The below are the steps for renaming a file or folder in Windows 10 (In this instance, I’m renaming a file): Find the file that you want to rename and …
In this post, we’ll see how to set Chrome to delete cookies and site data automatically when you quit Chrome. Let’s get started. Steps In the address bar of Google Chrome, type chrome://settings/content/cookies and then hit “Enter” key. Now, click the toggle switch beside “Clear cookies and site data when you quit Chrome.” That’s it. …
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