by Michael Stolzer | Mar 29, 2024 | Windows
Your graphics card (GPU) handles all visual rendering in Windows 10 — knowing which one you have is essential for installing the right drivers and checking game or software compatibility. Windows 10 includes several built-in tools to identify your GPU. This guide...
by Michael Stolzer | Mar 29, 2024 | Windows
Changing the administrator on Windows grants a user account elevated privileges — allowing software installation, system configuration, and management of other accounts. You can change the administrator via the Windows Settings app, the Control Panel, or the Command...
by Michael Stolzer | Mar 29, 2024 | Windows
A “Hostname” or “Computer Name” is the identifier of your system inside a computer fnetwork. It distinguishes your system from another system and on a single network, there can be devices with duplicate hostnames. You need a “Hostname” to identify, locate, and connect...
by Michael Stolzer | Mar 29, 2024 | Windows
Ever felt that your command line (Windows PowerShell & Command Prompt) is too messy and there’s too much information for you to process? Well! This can be irritating for some users. However, nothing to worry about, you can clear your command line screen via the...
by Michael Stolzer | Mar 29, 2024 | Windows
Did you know you can recover your data after deleting it (even from the Recycle Bin)? This is a bit concerning, especially if you want to change your device. By default, the Windows OS creates whitespace on the locations where the data is stored on the disk, and until...
by Michael Stolzer | Mar 29, 2024 | Windows
The “cat” command reveals the contents of a specific file on the Windows command line. The “cat” command is exclusively usable on Windows PowerShell and you cannot use it on the Command Prompt. However, you can use a few alternatives of the “cat” command, such as...
