Signal is a popular app for those looking for a privacy-focused alternative to WhatsApp, Telegram, and Facebook Messenger. It has many of the features you’d expect from a messaging service, including a desktop app. We’ll show you how it works. One of the biggest selling points of Signal is the automatic end-to-end encryption of messages. If that’s something you’re interested in, you probably want it everywhere, not just on your phone. Signal offers the same privacy features in its desktop app.
[mai mult...]How to Remap Any Key or Shortcut on Windows 10
Would you like to use a different keyboard key to perform a certain task in Windows 10? Thanks to PowerToys, it’s easy to remap any key to another key or even a shortcut combination on your keyboard. Here’s how to set it up.
The Secret Is PowerToys
In the past, remapping keys in Windows 10 required a difficult-to-use third-party program. Today, Microsoft makes it easy with PowerToys, a free utility available for download online. Using PowerToys, you can make any key on your keyboard act like any other key—and even remap shortcuts.
[mai mult...]How to Turn on “Enhanced Safe Browsing” in Google Chrome
Privacy and security are big concerns when it comes to web browsers. Google has some built-in tools in Chrome that attempt to make browsing safer. “Enhanced Safe Browsing” is one such tool, and we’ll show you how to use it.
What Is Enhanced Safe Browsing?
“Safe Browsing” is a list of dangerous URLs that’s maintained by Google and used to protect users from malicious sites. “Enhanced Safe Browsing” builds upon this feature with some additional tools. With Enhanced Safe Browsing enabled, Chrome shares even more browsing data with Google. This allows for threat assessments to be more accurate and proactive, though it does present a privacy concern in itself.
From Google’s description, Enhanced Safe Browsing enables the following:
- It predicts and warns you about dangerous events before they happen.
- It keeps you safe on Chrome and may be used to improve your security in other Google apps when you are signed in.
- It improves security for you and everyone on the web.
- It warns you if passwords are exposed in a data breach.
How to See FPS in Any Windows 10 Game (Without Extra Software)
Windows 10 has a built-in FPS counter hidden in its little-known Xbox Game Bar. Despite its name, the Xbox Game Bar is a powerful full-screen overlay you can use in PC games. Here’s how to show your frames per second (FPS) in games. This feature is part of the Game Bar. To open it, press Windows+G. (If the Game Bar doesn’t appear, head to Settings > Gaming > Xbox Game Bar and ensure that it’s toggled to “On.” You can also choose a custom keyboard shortcut for launching it from here).
[mai mult...]How to Automatically Resume Applications When Logging in on Windows 10
Sometimes you’re in the middle of a productive session in Windows 10, but you need to log out or restart your machine. Normally, you might need to start your session over again. But with a quick change in Settings, Windows can remember and re-open your non-legacy apps automatically when you log back in.
[mai mult...]How to Record Your Screen on Windows 10
This article explains how to enable screen recording to record your screen on Windows 10 using Windows Game Bar or PowerPoint. Instructions cover Windows 10 desktop and laptop computers.
How to Increase VRAM on your Windows PC
This article explains how to increase VRAM using BIOS/UEFI and the Windows registry on Windows 7, 8, and 10, and how to check how much you have.
[mai mult...]How to Clear Clipboard History in Windows 10x
The Windows 10 Clipboard history stores up to 25 items. You can clear individual items from your clipboard or clear all the items together in Windows 10.
[mai mult...]What Is “Meet Now” on Windows 10, and How Do You Use It?
Windows 10 now includes a taskbar icon called “Meet Now,” giving you easy access to Skype video-conferencing features. Meet Now lets you start quick video chats through a browser without the need for Skype accounts or the Skype app.
[mai mult...]FIX Memory Management BSOD
Unlike older versions of Windows, Windows 10 is remarkably stable. Long gone are the old Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors, but that doesn’t mean they’re gone for good. Windows will still throw a BSOD error your way when it detects problems, such as a Windows stop code memory management error.
This kind of error is very specific, and despite the complex-sounding name, BSOD errors like these can be easy to troubleshoot and resolve—in most cases. The Windows stop code memory management BSOD hints at a problem with your system memory, so here are a few fixes you can try to resolve the issue.
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