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How to Disable an Integrated Webcam in Windows

Do you know that hackers can easily turn on your webcam and monitor you without you knowing it? Here is a simple way to disable a webcam in Windows.

By Vamsi Krishna – Feb 16, 2015

Add Windows Calculator to Excel Quick Access Toolbar

If you are using the built-in Calculator and Microsoft Excel regularly, why not add the calculator to Excel for quick access? Here’s how you can do it.

By Sridhar Belide – Feb 13, 2015

How to Change Windows Taskbar Preview Time for Improved Performance

Do you feel that the preview thumbnail in Windows is taking too long to show up? Here’s a simple tweak for you to change the Windows taskbar preview time.

By Paul Ferson – Feb 11, 2015

Recover Your Deleted Files with Power Data Recovery

Deleting files in Windows is easy, but recovering them is not. Power Data Recovery helps you to recover deleted data and partitions with a few clicks. Check out its review and participate in the giveaway.

By Vamsi Krishna – Feb 9, 2015

How to Create Custom Shortcuts in Windows File Dialog Box

Are you keen to add your favorite, or frequently accessed location to the Places Bar in Windows File Dialog box? Here is how you can do it.

By Vamsi Krishna – Feb 8, 2015

How to Disable Command Prompt in Windows

If you are a system administrator and don’t want your users to mess with the command prompt, here is how you can disable the command prompt completely.

By Vamsi Krishna – Feb 4, 2015

Easily Theme WinRAR and 7-Zip For a Total Visual Overhaul

Unknown to many, both WinRAR and 7zip can be themed with custom skin. Here is how you can theme WinRAR and 7ZIp and give them a total visual overhaul.

By Paul Ferson – Feb 4, 2015

Easily Sync Files Between Windows and Android Phone Without Going Through the Cloud

Looking to sync files without going through the cloud? Here is how you can sync files between Windows and Android using a P2P connection.

By Damien Oh – Feb 3, 2015

Easily Create Your Own Start Button in Windows 8

Do you want to restore the Start button in Windows 8, but not with third-party software? Here is an easy way to quickly create a custom Start button in Windows 8.

By Vamsi Krishna – Feb 2, 2015

MTE Explains: Portable Apps and Their Appeal

Installing too many software can cause your system to slow down, and this is where portable apps come in useful. Find out more about portable apps and its usefulness here.

By Paul Ferson – Feb 1, 2015

7 Useful News Aggregator Apps for Windows 8

Want to keep up with the latest news and updates on Windows 8? Here’s a list of 7 useful news aggregator apps that you can download for free from Windows App Store.

By Maria Krisette Capati – Jan 29, 2015

Seize Greater Control of iTunes Through Windows Scripts

In Mac, you can use AppleScripts to control iTunes. In Windows, you can use visual basic codes. Learn how you can control iTunes with Windows scripts.

By Paul Ferson – Jan 28, 2015

All You Need to Know About Windows Registry, Creating Keys and Values

Are you confused about how the Windows Registry works? Find out what you need to know about the Windows Registry and its components here.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 26, 2015

Reboot Restore Rx – An Easy Way to Restore Your Windows System Automatically

If you have computers which are publicly accessible, you can easy restore the Windows system to a clean state on every reboot to prevent virus and data corruption. Here’s how.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 22, 2015

FreeCommander XE – A Free Full-Featured File Manager for Windows

Windows Explorer sucks. If you ever need a feature-packed file manager, FreeCommander XE is one of the best options you can get.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 20, 2015

How to Automatically Shut Down a Windows PC at Night

If you always forget to shut down your computer at night, you can easily configure your Windows PC to shut down automatically at night when it’s not in use.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 15, 2015

How to Mount Any Folder as a Drive in Windows

Do you have difficulties locating the folders in Windows Explorer? Here is how you can mount any folder as a virtual drive in Winows for easy and quick access.

By Damien Oh – Jan 14, 2015

Why Does Windows Have So Many Fonts?

Did you realize the long list of fonts that Microsoft include in Windows? Why? Let’s explain why does Windows have so many fonts.

By Paul Ferson – Jan 13, 2015

Movavi Suite – All-in-One Video Toolkit for Windows

If you are looking to create fun videos on your desktop, Movavi Video Suite has everything you need to create your own home movie master. Check out its review and participate in the giveaway.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 9, 2015

How to Restrict Other Users from Modifying a Part of a Word File

Microsoft Word has an inbuilt feature that can restrict users from editing certain parts of the document. Here is how you can protect a part of the document in Microsoft Words.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 8, 2015

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