How to Change Windows 11 Desktop Background Wallpaper Automatically A new day, a new backdrop Windows 11 lets you customize your desktop background, adding a bit of personalization. This article looks at built-in ways to change your desktop wallpaper automatically and some third-party apps that do the job even better. Change Your Windows 11 Desktop Wallpaper with Built-In Tools With Windows 11, you can change your desktop backgrounds automatically through themes or by creating a slideshow....

How to Fix Error 1005 “Access Denied” When Visiting Websites Don’t cry, one of these will work Do you get an “Error 1005 Access Denied” message while trying to access a site in your web browser? The site may have banned your access, or your web browser may be experiencing an issue. Both these items restrict your access to your site, but luckily, you can fix the problems with these items and regain access to your favorite site....

How to Use Reactions in Microsoft Outlook A quick way to send an emoji You don’t need to reply to an email directly to react to it—if you’re using Outlook, that is. Outlook users can use emojis to send a quick emotion to an email message or comment, with icons like a thumbs up, a heart, or a laugh. This can help you show appreciation, agreement, or emotion without writing a full reply....

How to Test Audio in Microsoft Teams Be ready for your next meeting Need to communicate with your workmates and important clients quickly? You may already be usingMicrosoft Teams. Teams allows you to keep in touch with others using text chat, audio, and video communication. However, before you join or start a meeting in Teams, you should test your audio settings to make sure everything is working correctly. To help you, we’ll show you how to test your audio in Microsoft Teams to ensure your microphone, speakers, and even your camera are working....

8 Ways to Fix a DXGI Error Device Hung Error on Windows 11 or 10 Get back to enjoying your favorite games Have you run into a “DXGI_Error_Device_Hung” error while playing a game on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC? Situations such as a faulty graphics card driver or you overclock your CPU can cause this error, as well as several other things. If you’ve encountered this error for the first time and are wondering why it has occurred, some reasons are that your DirectX version isn’t up to date, your game doesn’t have the proper rights to function, your game files are corrupted, and more....