Sometimes, you don’t want people to mess with Control panel settings a pre-configured PC. But, making individual settings non-changeable is currently not possible in Windows. Though, you can disable access to the control panel (and Settings app) for users using the machine. There are two ways to do this. You can disable the control panel via […]
You can disable your PC’s USB ports using this guide. I have written all the methods that I know of with how to reverse the changes in case you ever feel like using USB ports again on your PC. Why disable USB ports though? Well, on your home PC, you might not care about putting […]
The Internet Explorer 11 has this unwarranted smiley button in the toolbar occasionally bothers you to send feedback to Microsoft about the browser. If you aren’t interested in doing that, you can disable it from showing up in the toolbar of the browser. By default, you can’t disable the smiley button in the Internet Explorer 11. […]
Unlike most of the 3rd party apps, the Windows Store can’t be installed or reinstalled easily from the Settings app in Windows 10. You can remove the bloatware from the OS using a few commands. The method is similar for both the anniversary and the creators update. Here’s how you can reinstall the Windows Store […]
If you are a regular user of PowerShell, then you’ll be familiar with the constant random beeps and other sounds that it makes. Though these sounds are nice in the beginning, they can get annoying really fast especially if you are someone who uses the PowerShell a lot. The beeping sounds from PowerShell play from the Beep service […]
Since Windows 7, your documents, videos, pictures, and music have been stored in your USERPROFILE folder. You can find the PATH for this by typing %USERPROFILE% in the Windows Run box. By default, all these files are stored at a location on your C:/ drive. If you have got a small C:/ drive since a lot of us use SSDs these days, […]