Help Desk Articles

A no signal error on your monitor is usually easy to troubleshoot. If some of the more common fixes don’t work, then it points to a likely hardware fault that […]

Sideloading is the process of moving files and programs locally from one device to another. Usually, this means connecting your computer to a smartphone or tablet. For most people, sideloading […]

Second monitors offer an easy and convenient way to improve productivity or enhance your gaming experience. Not only that, but it also gives you a larger canvas that acts as […]

Google uses a universal calendar system where it syncs your calendar details across all your devices. When the Calendar app stops syncing on a device, you can’t view newly added […]

If your Windows PC sounds like a jet engine, there’s probably one big reason for it: noisy fans. They might sound unimportant, but fans are essential PC components that require […]

Few things are more frustrating than having spent most of your digital life on Google, relying on Gmail to send and receive emails, Google Drive for storage, Google Calendar for […]

If you use Dropbox as your primary storage, you need uninterrupted access to your files all the time. Sometimes, you may find that your Dropbox files are not syncing. If […]

The Amazon Fire Stick comes with many features and there are many third-party apps you can install to extend its functionalities. Occasionally, you may find that your Fire Stick is […]

More than two billion people use Facebook to connect with their loved ones, friends, and colleagues, share details of their lives through photos and videos, do a livestream, find good […]

The “scratch disks are full” error in Photoshop usually occurs when there’s no memory space available on your computer to store Photoshop’s temporary files. When this error comes up, Photoshop […]

Have you ever tried watching YouTube videos only to find that the loading icon just keeps circling, or the video is entirely blank? What are the reasons for YouTube not […]

There’s nothing worse than hearing your audio crackling on Windows 10 but you have no idea how to solve it. Usually it’s a process of trial and error until you […]

The GPU or Graphical Processing Unit is a dedicated microchip that is designed to specifically do graphics-related tasks at a much faster rate than a CPU or Central Processing Unit.  […]

Superfetch is a Windows system process that has had multiple names throughout the years. On Windows XP it was known as Prefetch. Superfetch was introduced in Windows Vista, and on […]

Sometimes Windows shows a strange error message when you try to delete a file. The message reads “could not find this item” and it prevents you from deleting the file. […]

What is a CPU? The CPU or Central Processing Unit is the number-crunching brain of a computer. Everything a computer does, from playing video games to helping you write an […]

The Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) is a sign of a fatal system error—when it happens, your Windows PC has to restart. Once a fairly regular occurrence, BSODs are now […]