How to Change the Windows 10 Startup Sound Maybe to your favorite TV show theme Tired of that boring sound your Windows computer makes when it boots up? There are two things you can do about updating your Windows 10 startup sound. You can either turn off the startup sound or change it to your preferred jingle. Better yet, you can take things up a notch by customizing the Windows 10 startup sound....
How to Duplicate a Page in WordPress Useful for making templates or experimenting Duplicating a page in WordPress can be useful when you want to make copies of a template you’ve made for future pages. You may also want to base a new page after an existing page to experiment with it without altering the original. You can copy and paste content from an old page to a new one, but that would be a time-consuming and laborious way to duplicate a page in WordPress....
How to Delete Temporary Files in Windows 10 They can hog up a lot of space Windows 10 creates all sorts of temporary files as you use your computer. These could be anything from cached system and application data, error reports, update files, to browsing data. Not only do temporary files help speed things up, but some of them also play a role when troubleshooting system-related issues. However, most temporary file types linger around for a long time and can end up eating a hefty chunk of storage....
Volume or Sound Icon Missing in Windows 10: How to Fix Can be used to restore other icons as well By default, you should find a volume icon and a bunch of other system icons in the notification area (i.e. bottom-right corner of the taskbar) of every Windows 10 computer. The volume icon lets you easily adjust your computer’s output volume, troubleshoot sound problems, and even manage external audio devices....
How to Clear DNS Cache on Windows, Mac, Android & iOS If you have website connection problems, try this When you browse the internet, a Domain Name System (DNS) service will actively translate, or “resolve,” the various web addresses that you come across into a format that your Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS device understands. These addresses are then cached locally to help speed things up. But if something changes in the meantime, your web browser may run into connectivity issues and fail to load some websites properly....
