Tech Tips
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Shake That Window!
Read more“Shaking a Window”, also known as Aero Shake, gives you the ability to close all the windows except the one that you have selected.If you click on the header portion on the top of a window and then shake it back and forth with the mouse then it closes all of the windows behind it.Shake […]
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Create a Windows God Mode Folder
Read moreWindows has a hidden “god mode” folder that offers a centralized Control Panel for all of the operating system settings in one place, making it easy for users to adjust everything from desktop background to setting up a VPN.To enter god mode, create a new folder anywhere and name it (copy and paste it) exactly […]
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Turn Your Desktop Computer Into a Mobile Hotspot!
Read moreTo use your Windows Computer as a mobile hotspot for others: – Type “Mobile Hotspot” in the Windows search bar on the lower left-hand side of your screen. – Click on the Mobile Hotspot icon to enter the mobile hotspot settings window. – Turn on “Share My Internet Connection with Others” – You have the option […]
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Be more productive by creating a Windows Virtual Desktop!
Read moreWindows Virtual Desktop works with Windows 10 and 11. It allows you to have multiple desktops – each with it’s own programs running. It’s very handy if you want to keep personal work separate from business work on your PC. Once you experiment with it a bit you will see how productive and efficient this […]
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In Google Chrome Quit Endless Scrolling
Read moreA feature in Google Chrome makes it possible to send a link to someone directly to a specific section of text on a website. On a PC, highlight the section you want someone to start at or read within the text, right-click and select “copy link to highlight.” On a Mac, click your trackpad and […]
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Have you ever accidentally closed a browser tab? Here is how to reopen a closed tab in your browser.
Read moreOn a Windows PC: Press control+shift+tOn a Mac: Press command+shift+tThis can be used multiple times too, so keep pressing to open all the tabs you’ve closed recently. It even works after you’ve entirely closed and reopened your browser!
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How to find a hidden previously saved password in Google Chrome, or why it’s not a good idea to allow just anyone to use your computer when you are logged in.
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