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How to Force Delete a Folder in Windows 10
It is not rocket science to delete a folder in Windows 10. That’s why there is a delete button on almost every keyboard out there. Well, unless you specifically made a keyboard or got one custom-made for your taste. But still, there is no reason why there shouldn’t be a delete button. Anyways, that’s not…
How to Encrypt a Folder in Windows 10
You might have very important data residing on your computer. Even though there are several security mechanisms in place to protect unauthorized access to computers such as passwords, an extra layer of security won’t hurt. Especially if the data is extremely important and you do not want to let anyone access it even when they…
How to Change Keyboard Layout in Windows 10
Windows 10, by default, comes with a pretty standard keyboard layout suitable for almost any kind of usage. But, it may not be suitable for your specific usage case. For example, if you frequently use a lot of special characters while typing or type in a different language, you might wanna experiment with another keyboard…
How to Lock Windows 10
We all know how to lock our smartphones. But how can you lock Windows 10? We are not talking about permanently putting it in a lock to safeguard it with military encryption. Instead, just like temporary protection to prevent someone else from using your computer when you are moving away from the device. Luckily, there…
How to Enable Live Wallpaper in Windows 10?
Live wallpapers are a great way to enhance the beauty of your desktop. If you have enough resources to spend on the always working wallpaper animations, you can go for it without thinking twice. However, for small systems with fewer resources, it may not be the best thing to do. We recommend sticking to the…
How to Increase C Drive Space in Windows 10
C drive is the place where most people install their operating system. Unless you are an expert in computer systems or a curious person who tries out different things, your Windows 10 might be also installed in the C drive of your hard disk. By default, Windows chooses the C drive to install its files…
How to Create a Partition in Windows 10
Partitioning your hard drive will be necessary to organize your files in a better way. Just having a single partition where you installed your Windows 10 might be a big risk of losing them. Let’s say, you ran into some problems and you want to reinstall Windows. All you can do is erasing the entire…
How to Change Administrator in Windows 10
Windows 10 administrators have complete access to every feature of the OS, unlike other user levels. By default, at the time of Windows 10 installation, you will be asked for a username and password to set up your administrative account. At a later time, you may want to grant access to someone else to control…
How to Change Brightness in Windows 10
Protecting your eyes is more important than anything while using a computer. You should be extremely cautious about the screen brightness especially when staring at the screen for hours without any breaks. That’s why it is always recommended to take regular breaks every 20 minutes to allow your eyes and body to relax. But sometimes…
How to Change Windows 10 Username
Windows 10 usernames allow you to have an identification for your own account especially when multiple people use the same device. It is more than just separating accounts. The usernames are used all over the OS to categorize, perform, and schedule several tasks. So, the username you set during the Windows 10 installation is somewhat…
How to Voice Record on Windows 10
There are several ways to record your voice on a Windows 10 PC. You can either use third-party software or depend on the inbuilt feature Windows 10 coming with. Either way, you will be able to record your voice as long as you have a working voice input device connected. If you are using a…
How to Clear Windows Cache
Yup! just like your browser, your operating system also stores files/parts to make it seamless for you to use the environment. Caches allow Windows to make sure that it can deliver the fastest responses by serving them from the cache instead of accessing them from the location or performing a certain operation over and over…