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The Easiest Way to Run Windows Programs on Mac

Mac software is awesome, but there’s no denying that Windows software is widespread. Thus, many Mac users find themselves needing to run Windows-only apps from time to time. Maybe you need to use a specific piece of software that only runs on Windows, or just miss something from your Windows days. Whatever the case, you… read more »

Windows Mobile Is Dead, But Not Microsoft Mobile

It’s over, guys. Joe Belfiore, the head of Microsoft’s operating systems, has said the company is giving up on Windows Mobile and phones. It’s time to switch to Android or iOS. But don’t worry, Microsoft still has your back on mobile. The software giant is making a renewed effort to make apps for both the… read more »

How to Change Taskbar Icons for Programs in Windows 10

You’ve decked out your Windows 10 Taskbar exactly the way you want it, but something’s not perfect yet: the icons on your Taskbar need some sprucing up. Whether one of them is ugly and outdated, or you’d rather set them all to one theme, know that it’s definitely possible. Note that these instructions only work… read more »

The Best Free PDF Tools for Offices Running Windows or Mac

While all-in-one PDF suites that can do everything exist, they can cost quite a bit. For example, Nitro Pro is $ 160, PDF Studio is $ 90, and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will set you back $ 15 per month. If you’d rather not pay a single cent, then we have some good and bad news… read more »

Finally Use Your Touchscreen With Windows Ink

Windows Ink has been a part of Windows 10 since late 2016. The Windows Ink Workspace is a set of apps designed for touch-enabled devices. Combined with an active stylus, or pen, you can quickly jot down notes in the Sticky Notes app, sketch ideas in the Sketchpad app, or makes notes on screenshots in… read more »

4 Syskey Encryption Alternatives for Windows 10

Windows encryption tool Syskey is being removed in the upcoming Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. The utility encrypts password information stored in system databases that are in turn stored in the Windows registry. Its original purpose was to prevent unauthorized, offline password cracking attempts. However, scammers realized they could use the integrated utility to lock… read more »

Always Back Up These Files and Folders in Windows

We’ve written ad infinitum about why you should back up files and what can happen if you don’t. Worst case scenario? You lose all of your apps, data, settings, and files, forcing you to start over from scratch. A major inconvenience — and one that you can avoid so easily. But even if you do… read more »

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