To change default hard drive from C: to D: in Windows 11/10, change the default save location for apps and files, move user ...

So while someone could get at your files if they know your password (the decryption key), they won't be able to take out a drive from your system and access what's on it, or use a second computer ...

If your PC is operating perfectly right now, great! But getting ahead of any future PC fiascos with a recovery drive may save you from a major tech-induced headache later.

When you connect a USB stick to your computer, the "AutoPlay" notification appears by default. This is annoying, but there is a simple solution.

If you're worried about an unknown USB drive, there's a way to test the device without risking your devices get overcome by a USB killer or worse.

The mirror option deploys a full two-way sync, so all your files and folders are stored on your computer and in Google Drive on the web. Make changes at either end, and they sync across to the other.