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How To Reinstall Windows 10

...you can avoid any potential reinstallation issues by confirming that your edition of Windows 10 is linked with your Microsoft Account. If your PC is still working enough that you can access your Settings, a full reinstallation of Windows 10 is...
Author: Trey Williams
Wednesday, December 11, 2019



Password Protecting Folders and Files

Depending on what device and operating system you’re using, there are various ways to password protect and/or encrypt the files you want to keep private. MS Office makes it really easy to add a password...
Author: Trey Williams
Saturday, November 30, 2019



How To Clear Your Cache

Most browsers will let you control what information is stored, how long it’s kept for and who can see it. Adjust this to meet your own needs via the Privacy menu in the Tools or Internet Options section of your browser. If you’re using a public...
Author: Trey Williams
Saturday, November 30, 2019



Who Invented the Computer?

The question of who invented the computer is a subjective one. The earliest recorded usage of the word was in 1613. A computer was simply a person who completed calculations, such as a clerk or an accountant. This term was still in regular use...
Author: Trey Williams
Saturday, November 30, 2019



How Do I Get Into Windows Safe Mode?

Since the earliest releases of Windows, it was possible to access your computer’s Safe Mode by hitting the F8 (sometimes Shift + F8) key during bootup. In versions of Windows from 8.1 onwards...
Author: Trey Williams
Friday, November 29, 2019



How Do I Destroy a Hard Drive?

The only safe way to completely destroy your hard drive is by taking it to a reputable company that will shred or incinerate it beyond all recognition and provide you with documented evidence of its demise. Don’t forget to back up any information...
Author: Trey Williams
Friday, November 29, 2019



What Is a Processor Core

The processor core is the part of the CPU that does the actual processing. It’s the brain of your computer and is responsible for making everything happen. Originally, processors only had one core so there was no reason to differentiate between the t
Author: Trey Williams
Wednesday, October 16, 2019



What is CAS Latency

Data is stored in rows and columns within RAM. The CPU accesses the information in each cell by sending electrical signals - or commands - via the Memory Controller. To get to the right information, the Memory Controller must select the correct row,
Author: Trey Williams
Wednesday, October 16, 2019



Why Do Computers use Binary Numbers?

The binary numbering system is used in computing and electronics because it’s the simplest counting method available. The binary numbering system is used to code everything from memory to images on the screen and is the basis for the storage and tran
Author: Trey Williams
Thursday, October 10, 2019



What Is Processor Virtualization Technology?

In computing, lots of things can be made virtual and there are various types of virtualization: network, desktop and application virtualization. There are some challenges involved in virtualization modern processors (i.e. those built on x86 architect
Author: Trey Williams
Monday, October 7, 2019

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