We know tennis fans are already gearing up for Wimbledon 2025. This year, we’re expecting intense matches on the prestigious grass courts of England’s most iconic tournament. However, not everyone ...

Microsoft is finally reviving the dead Windows Vista feature, DreamScene, a live wallpaper feature. The native Windows 11 live wallpaper feature was first observed with the Windows 11 26220.6690 and ...

Windows lacks the ability to set animated wallpapers. This issue can easily be tackled by downloading a few third-party apps. Wallpaper Engine, Lively Wallpaper, and Wallpaper Alive are some of the ...

If Windows is your OS of choice, consider these open-source apps. There are tons of open-source apps for just about any task. These are all free to install and use on Windows. I've been using ...

Windows 11’s one of the most useful features is Win + Shift + S for capturing screenshots, and it’s now getting support for annotations. As first spotted by Windows Latest, you can now annotate live ...

Have you ever wondered how much control you really have over your Windows 11 system? Beneath its polished interface lies a maze of pre-installed apps, intrusive tracking features, and bloated settings ...

If you love creative paracord projects, mind-blowing weaves, and unique survival gear, you need to follow me! Join the Weavers of Eternity community for expert tutorials, fun challenges, and must-know ...

Open Windows Live Mail from your Start menu or desktop. Enter your Windows Live ID (Hotmail, Outlook, or MSN email) and password. Click Sign in to access your inbox. If you face issues, follow this ...

Windows Live Mail lets you connect your Hotmail account and manage emails in one place. This guide will show you how to sign in and access your messages. Configure the server settings if needed: ...

The easiest way to know what Windows version you have is to navigate to Settings > System > About. Open the Run dialog box and enter the "winver" command to find the Windows version alongside the OS ...

What just happened? Many users who relied on Windows' built-in Mail and Calendar app are understandably disappointed about Microsoft discontinuing it at the start of this year. The company now wants ...