Windows Snipping Tool Shortcuts These shortcuts work with Snipping Tool in Windows 7, Windows 8x, Windows 10 If you’re a fan of Windows Snipping Tool (the default screenshot tool that has come with Windows since Windows Vista), you’ll love these Snipping Tool shortcuts. If you’re using Windows 7 you’ll find Snipping Tool on your Windows start menu. If… Read More »
What is Using Space On Your Hard Drive? Windows 10 has a lot of features that, for the most part, go unnoticed and unused. For instance, there are dozens of programs, some free, that you can download to analyze how space on your hard drive is being used. Windows 10 has a feature built-in that will analyze your… Read More »
Screenshots in Windows 10 There are dozens and dozens of Windows programs that make it easy to take screenshots… some free and some not… some really fantastic with a lot of features, others not so hot. But for Windows 10 users who need to take a quick screenshot who don’t have any 3rd-party screenshot software, it’s easy. Windows… Read More »
Unresponsive Program? Try This to Keep From Losing Data This tip is for Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 In earlier versions of Windows if a program froze (hung, locked-up) there was nothing you could do about but kill the program using Task Manager/Processes/End Process. But Windows 7 and 8 users have at least a shot at… Read More »
Back Up the Windows Registry This tip is for Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10 We try to stress the importance of keeping your computer backed up. It’s the only way to protect your precious data and irreplaceable personal files. As most of you know there are dozens of ways your data is at risk. So, we… Read More »
Quick Tip: Use Task Manager to Open a Windows Command Prompt Here’s a quick and easy way to open an administrator command prompt on Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 that you may not have known before. Open Task Manager Here are 4 ways to open Task Manager a. right-click an empty area of the taskbar… Read More »