How to Restore Deleted Files in Windows 10 Where there’s a will, there’s a way Did you end up deleting a file or a folder on your PC by accident? Or did you change your mind after hitting the Delete key on purpose? We can’t promise anything. But first, you must stop doing anything else that can cause the disk drive to write new data. That alone decreases the odds of successfully restoring deleted files in Windows 10....
How to Sell Old Video Games and Consoles There’s $ in that equipment Making space for new consoles or games can be difficult. If you’re thinking about selling some of your games or consoles, it’s actually very easy to do so. Selling games can be done easily online, and there are also in-person options. Depending on how many games and what type they are, you may be able to make a profit....
How to Use Remote Desktop in Windows 11 or 10 Lets you work from your poolside cabana Wouldn’t it be great to log on to a computer from anywhere? Imagine accessing your Windows computer from any Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS device. That’s the point of Windows Remote Desktop. This tutorial will show you how to use Remote Desktop in Windows 11. You should also find instructions if your PC still runs Windows 10....
What Is Agent.exe and Is it Safe? The answer is yes, but be careful If you’re using Windows, then hundreds of different system processes are running in the background, allowing you to read this article. A browser like Chrome (chrome.exe) provides you with the page, while processes likentoskrnl.exeandconhost.exegive you the user interface, internet access, and other components. One of the least understood processes, however, isagent.exe. With such a common name, this process appears in hundreds of different software, making it difficult to identify and troubleshoot....
Why Is My Network Data Transfer So Slow? 12 Fixes Get your bandwidth back up to speed Everyone with a network router at home also has a local area network (LAN), which makes it easy to share resources and data between devices. Modern networks are also blazing fast, making large file transfers over LAN feasible. Maybe you’ve got a largeNAS(network attached storage) full of media and documents. Perhaps you’re working with other collaborators and need to shuffle information between devices locally....
