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Windows File Corruption What are corrupted Windows files and how to fix them?       Sometimes a Windows system runs slow or acts strangely, and it may be hard to know exactly the cause. One option could be that you have picked up some malware or a virus, or perhaps some of your systems… Continue reading Windows File Corruption

How to Buy Bitcoin Buy Bitcoin (BTC) Anonymously Without Verification or ID Generally, you need to verify your identity to buy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies freely in Globally. However, if you are looking for anonymous transactions, that is also possible. However, buying Bitcoin anonymously will cost almost 5-10% extra. Why make anonymous Bitcoin transactions? Bitcoin… Continue reading How to buy Bitcoin

How to disable Microsoft Edge in Windows 10 & 11 To further enhance their famous operating system, Microsoft replaced the infamous Internet Explorer browser with a new, better one: Microsoft Edge. However, many users remain skeptical about the browser’s abilities and would like to disable it on their Windows 10 system. In this article, you… Continue reading How to disable Microsoft Edge

Google Chrome vs Microsoft Edge Google Chrome remains the king of the web browsers, with around 60% share of the browser market as of December 2021. Microsoft’s Edge browser, which uses the Chromium open-source engine, is in a lower spot around 12%, which is impressive with the browser having only been introduced in the last couple of… Continue reading Google Chrome vs Microsoft Edge

How to run Android Apps on Windows 11 Among the more notable features in Windows 11 is the ability to natively use Android apps on the desktop. After a testing period with Windows Insiders, the feature is now available to all users—as long as you meet Microsoft’s requirements. You have always been able to run Android Apps using emulators such… Continue reading Elementor #6915

What does the padlock in my browser’s address bar mean? Sometimes that little padlock in your browser’s address bar changes colour, gets an extra symbol layered on top of it, or turns into text. Its basic function is pretty obvious: a normal padlock means the site is safe, while a warning symbol or message means… Continue reading What does the padlock in my browser’s address bar mean?

How to stop nuisance calls to your mobile phone With landlines becoming a relic of the past, the telemarketers have wheedled their way into our personal devices – and then some. These days, about 54% of mobile users find themselves of the receiving end of marketing calls at some point. So how can we stop unwanted calls?… Continue reading How to stop Nuisance calls to your mobile

Four Common Scams in 2022 Hacking Hacking occurs when a scammer gains access to your personal information by using technology to break into your computer, mobile device or network.  1. Common examples of hacking methods 2. Warning signs 3. Protect yourself 4. Have you been scammed? 5. More information Common examples of hacking methods Malware & ransomware – malware tricks you into… Continue reading Four Common Scams in 2022

Google Sheets, Docs & Slides Google’s embrace of minimalism is on full display with its Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps. This free office suite integrates all the power and capabilities most people will ever need into intuitive web and mobile experiences. The apps also have best-in-class collaboration and revision-tracking features. Unlike rival suites, Google doesn’t offer traditional… Continue reading Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides

Are Apps Safe To Download? It’s wise to ask, “Are apps safe?” Apps can contain malware, a kind of software that can damage your smartphone, put your privacy at risk, and waste resources. A majority of apps are safe to download, but among them are silent lurkers waiting to impose on your device and possibly… Continue reading Are Apps Safe To Download?