Windows-11

1. What Is a DNS Server and Why Change It? A DNS (Domain Name System) server converts readable domain names like `www.google.com` into numerical IP addresses that computers use to connect to websites. Every time you access a webpage, a DNS query is performed. Your computer typically uses your Internet Service Provider’s default DNS server. […]

1. Introduction to ISO Files in Windows An ISO file is a digital copy of an optical disc and is often used to distribute operating systems, drivers, and large software packages. Windows 10 and 11 natively support mounting ISO files, allowing you to access them like physical discs without extra software. This guide walks you

Introduction: Why Change the Default App? If you often work with Word documents but prefer WPS Office over Microsoft Word, it can be frustrating to see your files constantly opening in the wrong app. Perhaps you’re more familiar with WPS’s interface or find it better suited for your workflow. Whatever the reason, changing the default

1. Don’t Install Anything Yet: First, Learn To Partition! Congratulations on your brand-new computer! Before rushing to install apps and games, take a moment to prepare your hard drive. Partitioning is an essential step that allows you to better manage your files and improve your system’s performance. Think of it as creating separate rooms for

UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is an advanced replacement for the traditional BIOS. Compared to BIOS, UEFI offers faster boot times, a graphical user interface, Secure Boot support, and better hardware compatibility. If you recently installed a new SSD but your system doesn’t recognize it, or you need to modify the boot order, entering the

Have you ever had the frustrating experience of clicking a bookmarked webpage in Microsoft Edge only to find that the URL is no longer valid? It’s especially annoying when you’ve saved an important site, and its URL changes, causing the link in your bookmarks to break. You might have to search for the website again

Have you ever noticed that your laptop’s battery drains faster than expected? Or that your computer doesn’t go to sleep as scheduled even when you step away? The culprit might be certain applications or drivers preventing Windows from entering sleep mode. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to diagnose and resolve this issue

When your computer suddenly runs into problems, it can be frustrating and overwhelming. Fortunately, Windows provides a powerful tool called Safe Mode. Safe Mode starts your computer with minimal drivers and services, helping you diagnose and fix system issues. This article will guide you through three different methods to enter Safe Mode in Windows 11,

In daily work, we often need to step away from our desks briefly, such as for meetings or retrieving documents. However, while you’re away, important files on your computer may be accessed or modified by others. Many users rely on Windows’ screen saver function to prevent unauthorized access. However, the screen saver feature has security

In a busy office environment, office workers spend most of their time handling documents and reports on their computers. However, when stepping away from the desk, leaving the computer screen exposed may lead to unintended privacy leaks. By setting up a screen saver along with a secure login process, you can effectively safeguard your personal