Category: PC Guide

This tutorial is only applicable for users running Opera browser on Mac OS X and Windows operating systems. In an effort to improve your future browsing sessions, Opera stores a significant amount…

This article is intended for users who want to run Firefox Web Browser on Linux, Mac OS X or Windows operating system only. At the beginning of version 29, Mozilla completely redesigned…

This article is intended for Mac users running OS 10.10.x or higher. Towards the end of 2014, OS X 10.10 (also known as OS X Yosemite) showed a fairly significant redemption of…

All CPUs, CPU cells, clock speeds, and more The central processing unit (CPU) is the computer component that is responsible for interpreting and executing most commands from other hardware and software on the computer . All kinds of…

  Below is a list of keyboard shortcuts that can be used with Google Chrome for Windows. These shortcuts can be used for a variety of purposes, starting with sending Chrome’s internal task…

Use Chrome settings or a keyboard shortcut to display the bookmarks bar You may notice that the Google Chrome bookmarks bar suddenly disappears and is not accessible. If you’re just importing all your bookmarks…

Google Chrome is a popular browser that does not come pre-installed with Windows. This means that over time, users can use Internet Explorer (which is a part of Windows) for their bookmarking needs…

  How to open Windows Task Manager, what it is used for, and much more Task Manager is a utility included in Windows that shows you which programs are running on your…

  Random access memory, or RAM ( pronounced ramm ), is the physical hardware inside a computer that temporarily stores services as the computer’s “working” memory. Excess RAM allows a computer to work with more information at the…

  Everything you need to know about computer hard drives Hard disk drives are the main, and usually data storage hardware devices in a computer . Operating systems , software titles, and other files are stored on the…