How-To guides for Windows users

How to Easily Test Your RAM for Errors?

Random Access Memory (RAM) is computer hardware that temporarily stores data within a "working" memory area. This article will show you how to test your RAM and identify problems.

How to Debloat Windows 10

When you buy a new PC, you expect it to be fast and efficient. This is generally the case, but there is one problem: bloatware. Bloatware is unnecessary software pre-installed on your computer at purchase. If you want to debloat Windows 10, this article will guide you through the process.

How to Tell If Your Computer Is 32-Bit or 64-Bit on Windows 10

Knowing whether your computer runs the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows is essential when installing software and choosing your next Windows version. This article will show you how to check which Windows version you have on your machine.

How to Rotate a Video in Windows 10

When you record a video on your smartphone or camera, the video footage may rote or flip. This article will show you how to rotate the video 90 degrees.

How to Disable Startup Programs?

Startup programs in Windows 7 and Windows 10 are user programs launched automatically after Windows boots up. Removing a program from the Startup list does not uninstall it, and you can launch it manually any time later. Furthermore, you can always return any removed program to the Startup list. This article demonstrates how to disable programs that you do not want to be launched at Windows boot.

How to Open Command Prompt on Windows 10

Command prompt, a command-line interpreter application also known as cmd.exe or CMD, is available in most Windows operating systems. This article will show you the various ways to open the Command Prompt in Windows 10 (these methods also apply to Windows 8 and 7).