Switching from Mac to Windows? What You Need to Know Tips to make the transition easier For a long time, Apple users and Windows users kept to their respective sides of the aisle. There was little overlap between the two user bases, but that has started to change. Many people recognize the ease of use and simple productivity that Apple provides (and many people love the status and image that comes with the Apple ecosystem), but they also enjoy a round of “CS: GO” or a couple of matches of “Rainbow Six: Siege” here and there....

Common Reasons for Ubuntu Crashes and How to Recover We give you as many solutions as possible Any operating system can crash, including Ubuntu. If you are running Linux and have a problem, here are a few reasons and solutions to help you get out of your crash. If Ubuntu hangs, the first thing to try is toreboot your system. Sometimes you might have to do a cold boot. Power your computer off and then bring it back up....

How To Change Your Browser’s User Agent Without Installing An Extension Get rid of bloat and enhance security The user-agent string is a little-known line of information with a very big impact on how browsers see the web. We recently discussed thebenefits of a user-agent switcherand how it can enhance your browsing experience. However, switching your browser’s user agent no longer requires that you install third-party software, such as extensions. Over the past few years, mainstream browsers have all started including such functionality as a part of their developer console or within standard menus....

How to Format External Hard Drive to FAT32 in Windows If you’ve ever tried to format an external hard drive larger than 32GB to FAT32 in Windows, you will have seen that your operating system doesn’t allow you to do it. There are various reasons as to why it does so, but if your particular situation requires you to use FAT32, you need to find a way. FAT32 is actually a great file system and it was widely used until people started to hit its limits....

How to Restore a Deleted Mailbox with PowerShell There’s one important key to remember No matter how you accidentally deleted a person’s mailbox in Exchange, you can probably restore it using PowerShell (PoSh). The key is doing it as soon as you realize the mailbox has been deleted. It’s a heart-jumped-into-my-throat moment when we realize we’ve accidentally done this. If you’ve only deleted a few email messages, we can show youhow to recover deleted emails in Office 365too....