How to use the Windows 11 Start Menu
The Windows Start Menu has been completely redesigned in the latest version of the operating system. In Windows 11, Microsoft changed the Start Menu location to the middle of the…
How to install and use Windows 11 with a local account
Do you have Windows 10 Home, and do you want to use it without a Microsoft account? Do you want to install Windows 11 (Home or Pro) using a local…
5 ways to sign in to Windows 11
Most people sign into Windows 11 using a PIN code or a password. But there are other ways to log in to Windows 11, some faster than others, some more…
6 ways to sign out of Windows 11
Signing out of Windows is useful when you must sign in with another user, apply various settings, and troubleshoot applications. As opposed to switching users, this action completely shuts down…
Norton 360 Deluxe vs Bitdefender Total Security | Best antivirus for PC
I’ll compare the Norton 360 Deluxe plan, their second most expensive, to Bitdefender’s most expensive Total Security plan. Why do you ask? Because they both claim to offer the same…
Next Windows 11 update makes the Blue Screen of Death blue again
Update is available for Windows Insiders, and will be released to the public soon. Microsoft is pushing another bug-fix update for Windows 11 to its Beta and Release Preview Insider…
TCP vs UDP
Here, we will compare these two protocols’ main characteristics, and we will look at TCP Protocol (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP Protocol (User Datagram Protocol). This comparison is very important…
OSI Model And 7 Layers Of OSI Model Explained
The Open Systems Interconnection model (OSI model) is a conceptual model that characterizes and standardizes the communication functions of a telecommunication or computing system without regard to its underlying internal…
What is Apache?
Apache is open-source web server software that is developed and maintained by the Apache Software Foundation and is available for free. It’s fast, reliable, and secure and runs on 31%…
Windows 2008 End Of Life
n January 14, 2020, Microsoft will no longer offer support for Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2, meaning they will no longer release additional security patches and updates. If your…