The BSOD Error (Blue Screen of Death) is one of the most common and frustrating errors Windows users face. It appears when Windows encounters a critical system issue that forces the computer to stop immediately to prevent damage. The blue screen usually shows a STOP code that helps identify the cause of the error. In … Read more
Screen recording is one of the most useful features in Windows 10—especially for creating tutorials, recording gameplay, capturing online meetings, or saving any activity happening on your screen. Many users wonder if there’s a quick keyboard shortcut for this, and the answer is YES!Windows 10 comes with a built-in tool called Xbox Game Bar, which … Read more
Sometimes, your computer freezes, updates are pending, or you simply need a quick restart without using the mouse. In such cases, the CMD Restart Command is your best friend.In this article, we’ll explain how to restart your Windows PC using CMD, different variations of the restart command, and common troubleshooting tips. ⚙️ What Is the … Read more
You can download Windows 11 ISO 64-bit file directly from Microsoft’s official website —👉 https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11 This ISO file lets you install or reinstall Windows 11 on any 64-bit compatible PC. 🔍 What is a Windows 11 ISO File? A Windows 11 ISO file is a disk image that contains all installation files needed to set … Read more
Ever wanted your shared folders to feel like they’re right on your own PC? Map network drive in Win11 makes this possible. Instead of constantly browsing your network, mapped drives appear in File Explorer just like C:\ or D:\. Whether it’s for work, school, or home storage, this guide walks you through every step with … Read more
We’ve all been there — your Windows 11 laptop freezes, a driver update messes things up, or you suspect a sneaky malware infection. That’s when Safe Mode comes to the rescue! Think of it as Windows’ “repair zone” — a place where only the essential parts of the system load, letting you diagnose and fix … Read more
If you’re still using Windows 7, it’s officially time to move forward. Microsoft has ended support for Windows 7, which means no security updates and a higher risk of malware. Upgrading to Windows 10 gives you better performance, modern features, and stronger security — without needing to buy a new computer. In this guide, I’ll … Read more