Quick Tips for Windows 11 As more and more of you are starting to use Windows 11 (or pondering whether or not to upgrade to Windows 11),, where possible we are upgrading our Windows 10 tips to include Windows 11, as well as adding tips exclusively for Windows 11. Where possible, we’ll link the Windows 11… Read More »
How to Put “Copy to” and “Move to” Back on Your Windows 10 Right-click Menu We have not published this tip since June 2019. And since then, there have been three new versions of Windows 10 released. And for those of you who love the convenience of having “Copy to” and “Move to” on your right-click… Read More »
How to Fix “Open with” Missing From the Right-click Menu If you want to open a file with a program other than the default, you can right-click on the file and choose “Open with”. But we know some Windows 10 users do not see this option. If you don’t see “Open with” on your right-click menu… Read More »
Show Command Prompt Instead of PowerShell on the Win-X Menu Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, decided that everyone who uses Windows 10 is geeky and therefore would much rather have PowerShell on their Windows 10 “power menu” than Command Prompt. Well, PowerShell is very powerful and there’s a library of scriptlets you can use with it,… Read More »
Once Again, It’s Time to Put Copy to, Move to, Back on Your Right-click Menu One of our favorite Windows 10 “non-features” is the convenience of having Copy to and Move to on the Windows right-click menu. It makes it a snap to copy and/or move files from one location to another on your computer or… Read More »
How to Add [and Remove] Items To/From Your Windows Send To Menu This tip is for Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. Most of you know what the Windows Send-to Menu is… when you right click a file you see a list of things and one of them is “Send to”, see? Yeah, we know! There are… Read More »