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If your USB isn’t working or is not storing data properly, it’s possible that your file system and partition tables are corrupt. This problem is easily resolved by resetting your USB drive. Resetting your USB drive will revert the bootable USB to its default state. To reset your USB you need to use native utilities…

Deleting files is relatively easy and straightforward, as long as you don’t run into any errors. You click a few buttons, and then they’re gone. It seems like they’re deleted, but that’s not precisely how file deletion works. Files you delete are still lurking on your hard drive and available for anyone who wants to…

The reason most people clone a hard drive is if they’re upgrading from a Hard Drive to an SSD, or from a smaller drive to one with larger capacity. Some users also clone a drive to back up the contents onto an external hard drive. For all such purposes, you can either use a Hard…

Microsoft News is a handy feature for people who want to sneak peek at news headlines, weather, or the latest sports results at a glance.  However, if you are one of those who rarely use it or have no significant use at all, you can completely disable it from the taskbar. You can even remove…

Game Ready drivers are designed to offer the latest features and tunings for brand new games. Nvidia works closely with game developers to create new driver updates. These drivers focus on enhancing NVIDIA technologies in the latest games by introducing the newest features. It is widely known to boost NVIDIA DLSS, reduce latency, etc., to…

The Bootrec /FixBoot Access Is Denied error occurs when you try to repair a UEFI boot loader with this command. The function of the FixBoot switch is to write a new boot sector to the system partition. But in UEFI systems, the EFI System Partition (ESP) is unmounted by default. As FixBoot can’t access the system partition,…

The Windows Defender can do a good job be keeping your data safe from all sorts of foreign threats even without installing any 3rd party anti-virus programs. While Windows Defender protects your computer from various malicious threats, it could also prevent the computer from running certain programs. Especially the ones created by unknown or lesser-known…

Does your Windows screen look usually smaller than before? And everything else on the screen seems bigger? Then your screen is probably zoomed in. It’s not a big deal as it can happen accidentally while performing specific actions using a keyboard or mouse. Likewise, turning it back to how it was is not a huge…

Have you been in a scenario where you were researching a product online, and a pop-up ad for it appears in your Instagram or Facebook feed?  Nowadays, most websites and apps have a built-in track feature that collects personal information and monitors your online behavior for marketing purposes. But, if you want to keep your…

It’s always a treat when we find a few new techniques to make our work faster. One such handy trick is splitting the screen. This way, you save time by not having to scour through the tabs and then going back to your document.  So, without further ado, let’s learn the many ways of splitting…

Have you ever received a threat secured message from an antivirus or the Windows defender which says, “Thread secured, we’ve safely locked this file in quarantine Win32:BogEnt” while running verified applications like Steam? If yes, then the antivirus has probably detected some false-positive suspicious files.  A false-positive threat usually means that, while antivirus detects the…