How to Set Your Google Account to Automatically Delete (or Share) Upon Your Death Want to share your family photos after your death, but take your search history to the grave? All that and more is possible with Google’s Inactive Account Manager. Let’s take a look at how you can put your Google account on […]
How to Customize the Status Bar on Android (Without Rooting) Have you ever wanted to change the status bar on your Android phone or tablet? Maybe you wanted to change the position of the clock, add a battery percentage, or just get a different look. Whatever your reason, there’s a simple way to customize your […]
What Is “Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation” and Why Is It Running on My PC? If you spend any time in Task Manager, you may have noticed something called “Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation”, and wondered why it sometimes goes a bit nuts with system resource usage. Here’s what it does and what you can […]
Rambox is a free, open-source messaging and email app that groups all your favourite web apps into one easy-to-manage window. Sound familiar? We’ve highlighted apps like Rambox before, with Franz and the Gmail-specific Wmail being but two. Like those apps, Rambox uses many of the same technologies, including node.js and Electron, to help integrate these remote web services into your local desktop environment. Rambox Features […]
What Is the Difference Between Three- and Four-Pin CPU Fans? Once you have the opportunity to start looking inside multiple computer cases, you may notice that some CPU cooling fans have an extra wire compared to others. What is the difference between three and four wire fans? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to […]
Linux Kernel 4.7.5 is the fifth adjustment kernel release version 4.7. List of changes in thekernel 4.7.5can be found HERE. You can download the relevant deb packages from HERE and install them. Or just follow the instructions given below that will help you to install a new kernel multiple commands in terminal. Warning. The Linux kernel is a critical element […]
Windows Memory Dumps: What Exactly Are They For? When Windows blue-screens, it creates memory dump files — also known as crash dumps. This is what Windows 8’s BSOD is talking about when it says its “just collecting some error info.” These files contain a copy of the computer’s memory at the time of the crash. […]
How to Fix the “Disabled by Company Policy” or “Managed by Your Organization” Message in Windows 10 Windows 10 has an awful lot of options in its new Settings app, but from time to time, you may encounter a setting that’s grayed out, with the message “disabled by company policy” or “Some settings are managed […]
The Difference Between Basic, Enhanced, and Full Usage Data in Windows 10 Windows 10 includes a telemetry service that automatically sends diagnostic and usage data about your computer to Microsoft. These settings have caused a lot of controversy since Windows 10’s release, but what do they actually do? Today, we’ll look at what kind of data […]
Plenty of people use the desktop dock Plank on their Linux desktop — and for good reason. It supports Unity quick lists, app badging (aka ‘unread counts’), and hover effects; it supports a small set of of “dockets”, and lets you easily pin and rearrange dock items without needing to edit a config file. It’s also very themeable. 3 Stylish […]
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