How to Run Windows 3’s File Manager in Windows 10
Throwback alert! Microsoft’s vintage File Manager program, which originally shipped with Windows 3.0 in 1990, has been ported to Windows 10, and it’s available for free from Microsoft.
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How to Add a Kids Profile to Google TV
Google TV devices, like the Chromecast with Google TV, are great at surfacing content to watch, but not all of that content is family-friendly. Thankfully, you can set up a specific profile for your kids, complete with parental controls.
You can have multiple profiles for everyone in your home on Google TV devices. The Kids profiles have a bunch of extra controls, including bedtimes, viewing limits, app monitoring, and more. Creating a Kids profile will add them as a member to your Google Family. It’s not the same as creating a Kids profile from scratch, as you won’t be assigning them a Gmail address.
[mai mult...]How to Open Multiple Windows or Instances of an App on Windows 10
Nearly all Windows 10 apps let you open multiple windows. You can even run multiple instances of most apps, and those instances can have their own settings. It’s a convenient way to sign in to multiple accounts at once in the apps you use.
[mai mult...]How to Show All Filename Extensions on a Mac
On a Mac, Finder hides most file extensions by default. If you’d always like to see file extensions regardless of the file type, you can change a simple setting in Finder Preferences.
[mai mult...]How to Disable Facebook Friend Suggestions on Android, iPhone, and iPad
If you use Facebook on your Android, iPhone, or iPad, you can change your account settings to disable friend suggestions in the app. This setting is account-wide, so any changes you make in the app will also appear on the website.
[mai mult...]How to Disable the “Empty Trash” Warning on a Mac
While deleting files on a Mac, are you tired of warning prompts slowing you down? Would you like to empty the Trash at light speed? If so, it’s easy to turn off the warning you see when emptying the Trash on a Mac. Here’s how.
