Practical Tips and Downloads For Getting Things Done
Should we Defrag SSD drive? For the older hard drives (lets name HDD before SSD came), it’s useful to defrag a hard drive regularly. Since these drives have moving parts, like the platter, read/write head etc. But what about the SSD (Solid-state device) drives? SSDs don’t have any moving parts. Should we or should we … Read more
How to refresh, reset or restore windows 8.1 PC, to its factory default settings. Before Windows 8, resetting a windows PC was complex and time-consuming. But after Windows 8, 8.1, it’s very easy to return your PC to its factory-fresh state in just a few minutes. Since my blog, I share a lot of tips … Read more
How to use the software after the Trial period is Over? There are many makers who allow you to use their product (the full version) for a specific period (mostly a month). This trial period allows you to evaluate their product. This period is the Trial period. After the trial period is over, the product (here we … Read more
Malware and Ransom ware attacks have been a global threat for over a decade. In fact, Ransom ware infections have been noticed in large scale only over the past few years. Criminals and hackers have been developing file-encrypting viruses for many years now. Ransom ware attacks have significantly increased. And many data breaches have been … Read more
These days hard disk capacity sizes have increased considerably. One TB size has become the norm. So if you have installed a new hard drive, the first thing to do after installing a hard drive is to partition it. You have to partition a hard drive, and then format it, before you can use it … Read more
The Windows AutoRun feature enables any external program to run automatically as soon as the media is inserted. This setting leaves you vulnerable to malware. How to Disable Autorun and autoplay in USB drives and protect your Computer from Viruses By default whenever you insert a USB device on your computer, the system tries to … Read more