The new clock panel in Windows 10 is neat and elegant but not as appealing as the previous. If you want to bring the old clock back in Windows 10, follow this tutorial.
The Windows 10 activation procedure has changed; you no longer have to re-enter the same Product key during reinstallation. Here’s everything you need to know.
Looking to customize the lock screen in Windows 10 to suit your needs? Here’s how to customize it with widgets, quick notifications, and custom wallpapers.
The first user account you create in Windows is the administrator account. For better security, it is best to work with a standard user account. Let’s check out how you can enable and create a standard user account in Windows.
If you want to save some precious taskbar space, here is how you can easily remove the Cortana search bar and Task View icons from the Windows 10 taskbar.
When renaming multiple files, you sometimes need much more control over how you batch rename files. Here are some great bulk renaming utilities for Windows.
Tried Windows 10 and aren’t happy with it? If you’re looking to downgrade from Windows 10 to an earlier version, this tutorial will help you with that.
If you are low on space or just want to save your bandwidth, then it is a good thing to stop Windows from downloading Windows 10 automatically. Here’s how.
The Action Center is a new Windows 10 feature; notifications stay there until you clear them. If you don’t like that, here’s how to disable Action Center.
Tabs make everything easier and allow you to open multiple items as once. If you want to add tabs to the Microsoft Office interface, this guide is for you.
Unlike previous versions of Windows, you can’t change the color of window title bars with just a few clicks. Although a bit involved, here’s how it’s done.
