Category Archives: Computer Help

The recording feature is limited to the Chrome browser for now, but you can watch recordings from the Slides mobile app. Sometimes, you just can’t be present for a presentation, even when you’re the one presenting. If you rely on Google

Installation failure boot loops and weirdness with icons Windows 11 users have run into trouble with the latest patch for the OS going by some reports, and that includes nasty boot loops. This is the cumulative update for November that Microsoft deployed last

We tell you what passkeys are, how you can get them, and where you can use them to log in securely without exposing your email address or creating a password. I’m sick of passwords. They’re somehow both easily guessable and

If your computer has slowed to a near-crawl, or become unresponsive entirely, here’s how to see if it’s an easy fix or something that needs more attention. There are many problems your computer can face. Your laptop can have trouble charging,

Are you running out of space on your computer? If the only way to access your photos, videos, songs, and files is to keep your PC constantly running, a network drive may be the best solution. Through a network drive,

Troubleshooting a computer that won’t start is frustrating, but the panic of losing your data is far worse. If you can’t get your computer to boot and you don’t have a backup, don’t freak out just yet; you have a

If you’re someone who forgets their passwords often, then we have good news for you. Microsoft Edge will soon allow you to add notes to your password, and these notes can also be clues for your literal password, in case you

You may need to edit Group Policy in Windows 10. So, in this guide, we will explore the best options to go about this. The Group Policy is a Windows 10 feature that helps users to administrate the operating system

Why type documents the old-fashioned way in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote when you can dictate the text instead? Whether you have a disability, or medical condition, or are looking to save time, Microsoft’s Dictate tool can help you

If you’ve been using an SSD for booting Windows on your PC, it may be reaching its capacity limit, or perhaps showing signs of wear, depending on its age. Installing a new drive and a fresh copy of the operating