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Homepage hijacks: how to restore your browser’s start page
Homepage hijacks continue to be the bane of many people's lives, but how do you counter them? Professional computer repairer Mark Parvin provides the answer
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Why am I getting scam notifications in Microsoft Edge and how do I stop them?
Getting odd, scary notifications when using Microsoft Edge? These are scam notifications, designed to give access to your hardware, and this guide explains why they appear and how to stop them.
Why am I getting scam notifications in Google Chrome — and how do I stop them?
No need to panic if your screen is filling with warnings like "Your computer is infected!" Our expert explains how to remove scam notifications in Google Chrome
Why is my Lenovo laptop so slow all of a sudden?
There are several reasons for Lenovo laptops to run slow suddenly, but luckily repair expert Mark Parvin is on hand with fixes - many of which work for other brands of laptop too
What is Microsoft Phone Link?
You've probably been prompted to use Microsoft Phone Link during Windows 11 setup, but what is it and why should you use it? Our expert explains all
How to uninstall OneDrive properly on Windows 10 and 11
Microsoft makes it look like you can remove OneDrive with a couple of clicks, but a proper uninstall takes a few more steps. Here’s how to uninstall OneDrive properly, without breaking your folders or leaving Windows confused about where your files live.
How to take a scrolling screenshot in Windows 11
How to capture a scrolling screenshot in Windows 11, everything from top to bottom, whether it’s inside a browser or using a desktop app
How do I find my Wi-Fi password on Windows 10 and 11?
Repair expert Mark Parvin reveals three different ways to find your network's Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 and Windows 11
How do I check the specs of my PC?
From time to time, we all need to check the specs of our PCs. If you’re wondering why your games are slow, confused why Windows…
Microsoft Build set for June: But will we see Windows 12?
Microsoft sets a date for its annual developers conference, as rumours of a 2026 launch for Windows 12 mount
Windows taskbar: what is it? How do you move it? How do you hide it? How do you pin apps to it?
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Windows taskbar in Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10, including how to move it
How do I stop Task Manager from moving apps around?
Trying to deal with a problem app in Windows? Find out how to stop Task Manager from moving apps around with our guide
What does the Windows key do?
The Windows key is one of those things we take for granted. Kind of like parents, but without the guilt trip. Even if you think…
Acer posts market-beating growth in professional PC sales and introduces Acer Optimize buyback scheme
Explore how Acer is making strides in the business PC market with impressive growth in its professional notebook sales.
How to resize images in Windows 10 and 11: easy methods explained
Wondering how to resize images in Windows? We list the simplest and quickest ways to do so with just a few clicks.
Spacetop for Windows: A reason to buy an AI PC at last?
Forget that clunky old screen: Spacetop for Windows promises to exploit the power of the NPU inside AI PCs using its AR glasses
Several months later, here are the simple lessons we must learn from the CrowdStrike outage
Now that the dust has settled on the CrowdStrike outage, an IT manager looks back to discover what lessons need to be learned
Windows Downdate attack exploits Windows Update to ‘unpatch’ secure devices
Thought your Windows PC was secure because it was fully updated? As Davey Winder reveals, the Windows Downdate attack means you must think again.
What caused the CrowdStrike outage — and what happens next
This "Microsoft IT outage" was caused by a security company patch, and it wreaked havoc. Here, we go behind the headlines to try and learn the lessons
Internet Explorer zero-day stealthily targets Windows 10 and 11 users
Security researchers at Check Point have revealed a zero-day exploit that has been using Internet Explorer to install malware for at least a year.