FILE | - Part 2

The Top 3 File Compression & Extraction Softwares

January 14, 2017

Everyone should keep a file compression and extraction tool installed. It’s one of those essential PC tools. Windows includes basic functionality to zip and unzip files, but it’s extremely limited. Here are three of our favorite tools for dealing with compressed files. 1. 7-Zip 7-Zip is a no-frills, powerful compression utility. It’s a household name of… read more »

These Deals Will Make Sure You Never Lose Another File

December 27, 2016

Recover your lost files with Disk Drill PRO on Windows or Mac for under $ 35 and keep everything in the Cloud with 1TB of storage through Zoolz for $ 39 for life. Disk Drill PRO 2 for Windows ($ 29.99) – Disk Drill PRO 3 for Mac ($ 34.99) Try as we might, we all… read more »

How to Open File Explorer on “This PC” Instead of “Quick Access”

June 14, 2016

Windows 10 brought a lot of changes to the operating system, including new taskbar customizations, a brand new Start Menu design, and an updated File Explorer. That last one might be causing you a bit of trouble. Microsoft added a new feature called Quick Access in Windows 10, which is actually pretty good considering all… read more »

How to Use File Paths Over 260 Characters in Windows 10

June 7, 2016

Sick of Windows telling you that a file path can only be 260 characters long? Well, in the latest Insider build, you can use some trickery — either in a Group Policy or registry hack — to make it happen. Here’s everything you need to rid yourself of the 260 character shackle and create big… read more »

How to Sideload Any File onto Your Android Phone or Tablet

May 23, 2016

If you’ve use an Android phone or tablet for a while now, you may have come across the term “sideloading.” Sideloading is basically just moving a file (often an app) from your computer to your Android device, which sounds like a simple process, but it can be confusing for someone who’s never done it before. So today we’re going… read more »

How to Use Windows Batch File Commands to Automate Repetitive Tasks

February 1, 2016

Before Windows became our favorite GUI, everything was done using commands. Some of our readers may remember using MS-DOS commands to complete the smallest of tasks. These days, you can still use commands to automate tasks and speed up your productivity. If you have a number of boring and repetitive tasks, a batch file is exactly what… read more »

Marketing 4th Edition by Grewal Levy (PDF FILE)

September 15, 2015

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