This tutorial covers how to disable showing tabs in Alt+Tab in Windows 10. By default, all the apps and websites opened as tabs using Sets feature are visible in Alt+Tab mode with separate thumbnail for each tab. If you don’t like it, then you can disable tabs in Alt+Tab using Settings of Windows 10.
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This tutorial covers how to reduce screen brightness lower than minimum brightness level in Windows 10. This is gonna come in handy for laptops to save battery as well as put less strain on eyes. To do it, you need to use a free software, known as “Desktop Dimmer”.
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This tutorial explains how to check the total number of items available in Windows 10 Start menu. You can get the result with the help of PowerShell window and a simple command. The total number of items’ count includes All apps and tiles pinned to Start menu.
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Here is free software that lets you connect to WiFi depending on signal strength. Specify a signal strength threshold value and let it automatically do the rest
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Here is a free Windows 10 app to create newsletter, presentation, documentation in a whole different way. Add images, videos, links, and embed code in your content, export as PDF
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This tutorial covers how to close all virtual desktops at once in Windows 10. You can do this using a Windows PowerShell script. All virtual desktops including empty desktops as well as desktops with opened applications are closed with just two clicks.
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This tutorial covers how to rename a tile folder in Start menu of Windows 10. Earlier, this was not possible but now Windows 10 comes with built-in feature to add a name for any tile folder of Windows 10 Start menu as well as rename it.
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This tutorial explains how to share files with other PC in Windows 10 without any tool. You can share any file or folder with any other Windows 10 PC which has bluetooth or connected to same WiFi network. You can do this using “Nearby Sharing” feature introduced in Windows 10 April Update (version 1803).
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This tutorial explains how to enable text suggestions in Windows 10. This is a new feature of Windows 10 which provides suggestions as you type some text on Notepad, Sticky Notes, or other supported applications.
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This tutorial shows how to enable extended line endings in Notepad of Windows 10. This is a built-in feature of Windows 10 that supports macOS line endings (CR) as well as Linux/Unix line endings (LF) in Notepad. That means you can view the content of text files created in Linux, Unix, and macOS properly in Notepad.
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This article covers 6 free Windows 10 archery game apps where you can test out your skills with the bow and arrows. Just aim and shoot at the target provided to see how good you are at it. Check them out.
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This tutorial covers how to take screenshots in Windows 10 with built-in screen snip feature. This is a whole new feature of Windows 10 that lets you take screenshots in freeform, capture a specific region, and the entire desktop screen.
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This tutorial explains how to enable clipboard history in Windows 10. This is a native feature of Windows 10 using which you can store multiple items in the clipboard and then use any of those items when needed. It supports text content and screenshots of less than 100 kb and you can enable it using Settings app.
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This article covers 6 free Windows 10 hair salon game apps for girls where you can run your own hair salon and provide customers with great haircuts. Check them out.
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