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Disable Automatic Driver Updates on Windows 10
Of all the major desktop operating systems, Windows is still the only one that makes users bother about drivers, for reasons. Microsoft tried to solve this problem to an extent by making Windows 10 automatically search for and...
Open Websites in Application Mode on Google Chrome
With Google Chrome browser, you can now open websites in application mode. Keep reading to learn how to do it. There are so many operating system platforms these days between Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and all the others...
Completely Uninstall Apps and App Data on Ubuntu
Linux, like any other OS, has many flaws and one of them seem to be the backend of app installations. Installing apps is much easier than it is on Windows. most apps you’ll need will only take clicking on an install button...
Linux Deepin 15.8 Improves on an Already Gorgeous Desktop
Deepin is the default desktop environment of the Deepin Linux distribution and has been created specifically for it. The distribution and also the desktop environment are projects of Chinese software company Deepin Ltd. Deepin is...
Change Default Install Location of Microsoft Store Apps on Windows 10
Desktop apps on Windows are traditionally distributed as exe files which are app packages, most of the times with their own installers. Once you run the executable file, the installation wizard requires you to check a few options...
Change Between 24-Hour & 12-Hour Clock on Windows 10
Windows 10, by default, displays the time and date on the right side of the taskbar like every other version of Windows previously has. It displays the usual forward slashes between double-digit numbers for the date and a 12...
How to Switch Display Manager on Ubuntu Linux
If you’ve never heard of display managers, a display manager is responsible for starting the display server and loading the Linux desktop after you type in your username and password. Also referred to as a “login manager”...