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How to create multiple folders at once in Windows 10
By Bryan Clark published
A simple Command Prompt command allows you to create dozens, even hundreds, of folders at once in Windows 10.
Windows 11’s App Store is its centerpiece, not the Start Menu
By Shubham Agarwal published
Microsoft’s Windows 11 update refreshes a range of features, but its more open and faster Microsoft Store stands out the most. Here’s why.
Best messaging apps in 2021 — WhatsApp alternatives you need to try
By Darragh Murphy published
Is it time for WhatsApp users to jump ship and climb aboard another messaging app?
How to reset Windows Terminal to default settings
By Bryan Clark published
Terminal is designed to be customizable. If you make a mistake during this customization process, reverting back to default settings couldn’t be easier.
How to change the default directory in Windows Terminal
By Bryan Clark published
If you’re often using a specific directory in Windows Terminal that isn’t the default location, you can switch it to a new default directory of your choosing.
How to group apps on your Windows 10 Taskbar
By Bryan Clark published
Cluster your apps to improve the Windows 10 user experience by keeping similar, or oft-used apps in one place.
Windows 10 to lose support in 2025 — Windows 11 reveal now imminent
By Phillip Tracy published
Microsoft confirmed today that Windows 10 will stop receiving support on October 14, 2025, giving the operating system another four years before users transition to a new version of Windows.
How to change the microphone and speaker input in Windows 10 in S Mode
By Bryan Clark published
Make sure to change the default microphone input or speaker output if you’re having trouble with new speakers or microphones.
How to change the keyboard layout in Windows 10
By Bryan Clark published
Changing the keyboard layout in Windows 10 as simple as adjusting the setting in the Language menu. You can even assign multiple keyboard layouts for different users.
From Windows to Chromebook — how to make the transition easy for parents
By Shubham Agarwal published
Your parents may be accustomed to Windows laptops and may shy away from Chromebooks, but there are ways to prepare a Chrome OS device to make it more palatable for Windows-accustomed users.
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