Whenever Windows crashes, it “dumps” all log data into an appropriately named dump file. But what are you supposed to do when even the dump file creation fails? Let’s find […]
Automatic Repair is supposed to fix Windows startup issues without any user input. In practice, however, it usually throws an “Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC” error message. So let’s […]
The Xbox Game Bar is a great screenshot and clip-recording utility for gamers, but its default keyboard shortcuts are awkward. Fortunately, it’s easy to modify these shortcuts to your liking. […]
In Minecraft, the “Exit Code: 1” error is a common reason behind your game’s crashing. The primary cause is often related to Java configuration issues on your computer. A message […]
Software exit codes should tell you what went wrong, but Minecraft’s Exit Codes rarely do that. When the game crashes with the “Exit Code: 0” message, you are left wondering […]
Stopping unnecessary background processes using up system resources is a good way to speed up your computer. But with non-Microsoft processes like mbam.exe, it can be hard to know what […]
USB-C is a significant departure from standard USB iterations, coming with a brand-new connector and a slew of advanced features. Let’s look at all the differences between micro USB and […]
It’s easy to take a screenshot, but what about web pages that extend beyond your screen? Or PDF files with vertical pages? Let’s look at some ways to take a […]
While many like the streamlined right-click context menu of Windows 11, some are less than pleased with the truncated menu. Let’s look at some ways to customize it more to […]
There is a lot going under the hood of a Windows computer. Using the Event Viewer, it’s possible to track Windows processes, helping you diagnose pesky problems without an obvious […]
A recent Windows 10 Security update is causing printers shared over the network to throw the 0x0000011B error code. The good news is that the problem is easily fixable, and […]
Technically, Firmware is just a subset of Software, since the latter term includes each and every useful piece of code. In practice, however, the term software refers to a very […]
Netflix has a variety of error codes dealing with different types of problems. The UI-800-2 error code is not a PC error – it shows up only in smart TVs […]
Apple has a propensity for creating its own proprietary accessories, and the Lightning charging cable is an example of this. The question is – how does it fare against the […]
The System File Checker (SFC) is built into Windows to help users repair corrupted system files. The SFC command works by comparing critical system files to a cached copy in […]