Tech Tips
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Create a Windows God Mode Folder
Read more: Create a Windows God Mode FolderWindows 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 more: Turn Your Desktop Computer Into a Mobile Hotspot!To 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 more: Be more productive by creating a Windows Virtual Desktop!Windows 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 more: In Google Chrome Quit Endless ScrollingA 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 more: Have you ever accidentally closed a browser tab? Here is how to reopen a closed tab in your browser.On 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.
Read more: 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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