Modern digital game distribution makes buying and installing games easier than ever. If you play games on a PC, there is a very good chance you’re using Steam. With many games requiring more and more ...

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Apps are a way of life these days: We download them at a moment’s notice to solve the latest problem or explore the newest trend. That’s what they’re made for! But over time, this can cause the ...

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After using Windows 10 for a while it becomes pretty clear that Microsoft is slowly moving as many former Control Panel functions as possible to the new Settings app. Given how central the Control ...

If you’re running out of storage on your Android phone or tablet, you might be wondering how to delete some apps. Deleting an app is an easy task that doesn’t take much time. In this post, we’ll take ...

Google Chrome is currently the most popular browser for Windows as it offers good performance, excellent compatibility with web sites, and a huge amount of extensions that can be used to extend the ...

Over a period of time, you may find that you may have installed several programs or software on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 computer. And it may also happen that some of the programs may have been ...

Edge Chromium is a decent web browser. I’d even go as far as to say it’s worth swapping over to from Google Chrome, given its improvements with memory usage. However, Microsoft has been incredibly ...

There are two ways to uninstall a program in Vista; the wrong way and the right way. Unfortunately, though, too many people uninstall a program using the wrong ways, which can lead to poor performance ...

Like other programs, PowerShell can be uninstalled easily. Type PowerShell in the Start Menu search box. It will reveal all the versions of PowerShell i.e ...

If that Uninstall button doesn’t show up on this screen, that particular patch might be permanent, meaning Windows doesn’t want you to uninstall it. I’ve heard tales of unsupported trickery that gets ...