Editing videos on a Windows PC isn’t as difficult as you might think. There are various video editing apps that you can use to perform both basic and professional editing on your videos. This guide shows how you can perform some of the common video editing tasks using a free and open-source app called OpenShot. […]
Continue ReadingIf you’re a fan of Microsoft Office Lens, today is the last day the app is available on the Microsoft Store. As of January 1, 2020, you’ll only be able to download and use the app’s standalone version via Google Play or the App Store. Microsoft Removes Office Lens Standalone Apps Microsoft Office Lens is […]
Continue ReadingA recent Windows 10 update has introduced a potentially dangerous bug to CHKDSK, an integrated system file checking utility. While Microsoft is yet to respond to the bug reports, the number of users reporting issues with CHKDSK increases. Running CHKDSK May Corrupt Your File System The Windows 10 December 2020 Patch Tuesday update appears to […]
Continue ReadingWhat better way to release a handy new feature than to tell exactly no-one about it and hope someone figures it out? Well, that approach appears to be working for Microsoft, who quietly inserted a new disk analysis tool into the latest Insider Preview builds. Disk Usage allows you to check out how much space […]
Continue ReadingAn upcoming Windows 10 update will remove one of the operating system’s least liked and least used features. That’s right: Shake to Minimize is leaving Windows 10 for good. Why Is Microsoft Removing “Shake to Minimize?” Although it is an underused Windows 10 feature, it is also one that drew considerable ire from users, usually […]
Continue ReadingThere’s a reason that PowerPoint is a household name: it’s the best software for creating presentations for work and home. If you find yourself creating lots of presentations, you might be wondering if there’s something you can do to speed up the process. The answer is yes, you just need to make use of all […]
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