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Unveiling the Factors of Core Parking

Windows operating systems are designed to optimize system performance and power efficiency. One of the lesser-known features that can significantly impact system performance is core parking. Core parking refers to the process of idling or disabling processor cores to conserve power. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of enabling and disabling core […]

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In January 2024, Steam will discontinue support for Windows 7 and 8.

Starting on January 1, 2024, Valve’s Steam platform will no longer support Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 computers. When the Steam Client software reaches the end of its support period, it will no longer work on certain outdated Windows versions, and Valve recommends that users upgrade to a more recent version to continue playing their

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What You Need to Know About Windows 11 ‘Moment 2’ Update (OS Build 22621.1344)

In this update, there are tons of features that were added and updated. The ‘Moment 2’ or KB5022913 (OS Build 22621.1344). The following are the features and improvements that were included in this Cumulative update of Windows 11, KB5022913 (OS Build 22621.1344). Features: Improved search box experience on the taskbar Access to Windows Studio effects

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The Secure Way to Test Untrusted Software using Windows Sandbox

Windows Sandbox is a feature added in Windows 10 version 1903 and later versions of Windows. Windows Sandbox allows users to test the software safely, browse suspicious websites, run untrusted application in an secured environment. In order to use the Windows Sandbox, you need to first meet the requirements: Requirements: Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, Education

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How to use Backblaze using Windows Command Prompt / Terminal

By following the tutorial on How to Install Backblaze B2 CLI for Windows, To use Backblaze you need to; Go to terminal and to make sure that the Backblaze is installed by simply running this command “b2-windows“. Authorizing your Account You need to authorize your account. You can type “b2-windows authorize-account *Your keyID* *Your Applicationkey*”

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How to Change Google Chrome Default Download Folder in Windows

By default, Google Chrome downloads to the %UserProfile%\Downloads folder for your account. If you like, you can choose a location on your computer where downloads should be saved by default or pick a specific destination for each download. This tutorial will show you how to change the default download folder location in Google Chrome for

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