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What Is the Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator?
If you’ve been rooting around Device Manager in Windows 10 or 11, you may have noticed a device called the...
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What Is the $Windows.~BT Folder (And Can You Delete It)?
If you’ve recently discovered the $Windows.~BT folder, you may want to delete it to free up some space on your...
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4 Best Ways to Record Screen in Windows 11
If you need to record a meeting, gameplay, or presentation, there are several ways to get it done in Windows....
Gaming
Is Your PS5 Bricked? 7 Fixes to Try
If your PlayStation 5 won’t turn on or show anything on the screen, it may be “bricked.” This can be...
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How to Uninstall Windows 11 (and Roll Back to Windows 10)
Windows 11 is radically different from previous Windows operating systems. If you’re struggling to get used to it, you can...
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How to Install Windows Subsystem for Linux in Windows 11
It seems odd to invite the competition in, but Microsoft now lets you run Linux inside Windows. It’s easier to...
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How to Change the Date and Time Format on Windows
By default, Microsoft Windows 10 and 11 use dd/mm/yyyy for dates and a 12-hour format for time. This is fine...
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Windows Spotlight Not Working in Windows? 8 Ways to Fix
Windows Spotlight displays images of different sceneries and animals on your computer’s lock screen every 24 hours. You’ll also find...
Social Media
How to Fix a Discord Update Failed Loop
Discord, the popular gaming communication tool, is regularly updated with new features and bug fixes. You don’t have to try...
