Show and Print a List of All Running Processes on Your PC This tip is for Windows 10 and Windows 11. First, let’s open a command prompt with administrator privileges. Type Command in taskbar search, press Enter, then click “Run as administrator” in the search results. In the command prompt, at the prompt, type: tasklist and… Read More »
Windows has World Clocks, Alarms, Timers, Stopwatches, and More! Did you know that Windows 10 and Windows 11 have timers, stopwatches, world clocks, alarms, and more? Both Windows 10 and Windows 11 have similar features. If you’re using Windows 10, you can learn more about these features by reviewing our post here. If you’re using Windows… Read More »
Working With Windows on Windows 11 Getting the most out of your computer’s screen space is quite different when using Windows 11 than on older versions of Windows. In Windows 7 and Windows 10, you could rearrange program windows on the screen by shaking them until they “snapped” into place. You could show up to four… Read More »
Viewing and installing fonts on Windows 10 and Windows 11 is quick and easy. It’s a big improvement from previous versions of Windows. To view the fonts on your Windows 10 computer, type Fonts in taskbar search and press Enter. On Windows 11, the best way to view your fonts is going to Settings > Personalization… Read More »
An Updated List of Windows Key Shortcuts for Windows 10 and Windows 11 If you’ve been using Windows for a few years, you probably already know how handy Windows Key shortcuts are. If you’re new to Windows or have never used Windows Key shortcuts, they’re very easy to use. Just hold down the Windows Key (usually… Read More »
Find Out How Much Data Your Computer is Using (Windows 10 & Windows 11) We’re going to show you how to find out how much data your computer is using — and what apps are using the most data. If you’re using Windows 10 please see this page to find out how much data you’re PC… Read More »