Windows Articles
- Chkdsk Fail If chkdsk gives you a 'cannot open volume for direct access' error on Windows XP, try running msconfig and selecting a Diagnostic startup.
- Find the missing Windows 8.1 update on a Dell If the 8.1 update is missing from the Windows Store, you need to uninstall a minor update and then reinstall it manually.
- Google Drive insists āA newer version is already installedā (Solved) Drive wouldn't reinstall because the uninstall had failed. What finally worked was copying the program files from another computer and re-running the uninstaller.
- How to Get Rid of Windows Live Messenger Start to uninstall Windows Live Essentials, then choose which pieces you want to get rid of. And WLM will go away.
- Invisible Taskbar Icons on Windows - But Only Microsoft Store Apps (Solved) Clearing caches, fixing corrupted files, just unpinning and repinning might work - or you might just need to uninstall Google Drive.
- KB5034441 Wonāt Install The Windows 10 installer didn't set aside enough space to install this fix, but a generic error covers up the actual reason.
- Keep Your System Updated! Most drive-by computer infections use old vulnerabilities for which patches are already available.
- KeePass Password Managers KeePassXC, its browser extension, and KeePass2Android are a nice, clean set of apps to manage your passwords on your OWN desktop and mobile devices, auto-fill websites and apps, and sync over your own server or cloud provider.
- Move Your iTunes Library from Mac to Windows In theory it's easy, but you have to deal with a different folder structure, illegal characters, and then wiping and resyncing your iPod.
- Remove GPS Tags After Taking a Photo Google Photos won't remove GPS data from an image, but you can easily remove just the location data using a desktop or laptop.
- Wacom Registration error: āProfile ID Missingā (Solved) Uninstall and reinstall the drivers, or manually reload the registration page in your browser instead of following the link.
- Windows Losing Drives After Sleep (Solved) It turned out the motherboard had two SATA controllers, one of which worked properly and one which didn't. I just moved the cables over.