Category: Windows

Modern browsers offer to save your credentials when you enter the user account and password for the first time in your online account. Once browsers register your credentials for your online account, they can automatically fill in credentials, including your username and password, when you visit the same site next time.

Were you already using your computer when a friend decided to start an SMS conversation? You usually have to stop what you are doing on your computer, then pick up your smartphone and reply to the message. Then, if your friend replies with another message, you have to juggle between your mouse and your keyboard and your smartphone.

The Windows Registry is a repository for a massive collection of details on your computer - where programs are stored, help programs (called DLLs) shared among your various applications, lists ofall your Start Menu shortcuts. And that's just the beginning.

When you install Microsoft Office or other software on your PC, several add-ins install automatically on your PC, but not all of them are useful enough to be kept. An add-in is an installed feature tool that adds custom commands and new features to Microsoft Office programs. They increase our productivity and allow us to do things very

HyperTerminal is a program that you can use to connect to other computers, telnet sites, bulletin board systems (BBS), online services, and host computers. HyperTerminal connections are made using a modem, a modem cable (used to emulate modem communication) or an Ethernet connection.