Windows 10 Articles
How to Fix a Video Scheduler Internal Error BSOD in Windows 10
Get rid of the blues once and for all
Dec 17th, 2020 by 
How to Restore Deleted Files in Windows 10
Where there's a will, there's a way
Did you end up deleting a file or a folder on your PC by accident? Or did you change your mind after hitting the Delete key on purpose? We can’t […]
How to Use Remote Desktop in Windows 11 or 10
Lets you work from your poolside cabana
Wouldn’t it be great to log on to a computer from anywhere? Imagine accessing your Windows computer from any Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS device. That’s the point of Windows […]
What Is Agent.exe and Is it Safe?
The answer is yes, but be careful
If you’re using Windows, then hundreds of different system processes are running in the background, allowing you to read this article. A browser like Chrome (chrome.exe) provides you with the […]
How to Fix an Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap BSOD
It's tricky, but try these tips first
Windows 10 may share many things with its predecessors, but instability isn’t one of them. The most recent release of Windows is far more stable than earlier versions, with far […]
How to Fix Rundll32 Has Stopped Working Error
A classic problem that plagues users today
Do you keep receiving a “Windows host process (Rundll32) has stopped working” error while using Windows 10? This error mostly shows up when you attempt to open or interact with […]
How to Use Storage Spaces on Windows 10 for Data Backups
Free up space and reduce errors
If you’ve built up a large amount of data on your computer, you may not always have enough space to store everything. Sometimes you’ll need additional storage to hold the […]
Windows 10 Unnecessary Services You Can Disable Safely
Why waste the excess CPU usage?
Windows 10 isn’t as sluggish and bloated as some versions that have come before. Which means you shouldn’t have any serious performance complaints. Then again, why leave free performance on […]
What Is Taskeng.exe and Is It Safe?
We explain it all for you
Several system processes are responsible for the actions on your PC. These system processes control every little detail… from signing in to your PC to loading up your web browser. […]
What Is Conhost.exe and Is It Safe?
Everything that you need to know
When a Windows PC is running, millions of computations are taking place, telling the computer how to do everything from loading a web page to opening a piece of software. […]
How To Fix an Unmountable Boot Volume in Windows 10
The full rundown of all the steps
The “Unmountable Boot Volume” stop code in Windows 10 shows up whenever your computer fails to read the HDD or SSD partition that houses Windows 10. It’s another one of […]
What is Steam Client Bootstrapper (and Is it Safe?)
There's no such thing as the perfect application
The Steam Client Bootstrapper is an essential component of the Steam Client. The Steam Client is the software front-end for the Steam online video game store. So if you’re seeing […]
How to Change File Type in Windows 10
Convert or fix software conflicts easily
When we refer to files like MP3s, ZIPs, or PDFs, we’re referring to the file type (or file extension) that allows the operating system to identify what type of file […]
How to Fix Werfault.exe Error in Windows 10
When the error tracker is the error
Windows 10 has no shortage of cryptic errors and seemingly random problems that crop up from time to time. Which is probably why Microsoft has a dedicated program whose job […]
How To Create a Windows Service
We're not talking buckets and squeegees
Sometimes you need an app or script to keep running whether you’re logged into your computer or not. Maybe it’s a PowerShell script to monitor ports or a web server […]
What Is the Microsoft Windows Search Indexer?
Plus, how you can customize it
The Microsoft Windows Search Indexer, which shows up as SearchIndexer.exe in your task manager, has a pretty useful job. It makes your searches in Windows go much faster. However, you’ve […]
How to Troubleshoot Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) in Windows 11 and 10
The screen that nobody wants to see
The dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) has been around since Windows 95. It’s a dreaded error screen that pops up with little or no warning, letting you know that […]
What Is the Difference Between Sleep and Hibernate in Windows 10?
Maybe someone should tell Goldilocks
How often do you think about the power usage of your computer when you’re away from it? While computers have become pretty power-efficient they can still be significant power hogs. […]