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3 weeks ago | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Robert Hayes |Ronil Thakkar
Step 1: In some cases, reinstalling the app and re-entering your sign-in details can fix the access issues. To uninstall Dropbox, first open Settings. You can do this from the Start button or by pressing the “I” and Windows keys simultaneously.
Step 2: Click “Apps” on the left-hand side. Step 3: Now click Installed apps and scroll until you find Dropbox. Step 4: Click on the three dots icon and choose Uninstall.
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1 month ago | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Jonas Sunico |Carla Mesina |Robert Hayes
If you’re in front of your PC screen for most of the day, wallpaper backgrounds are a nice distraction (especially if it’s one we’ve chosen ourselves). But you’re looking for something with a little more pizazz. This is where live wallpapers for PC step up to the plate. These are active wallpapers that feature moving images, interactive data, etc., all while giving you something nice to look at. This is the age of high tech after all.
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1 month ago | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Carla Mesina |Jonas Sunico |Robert Hayes
Your ability to play newer game titles often depends on having a newer-generation graphics card (or GPU, short for graphics processing unit) to support them. However, if your current PC is a bit older, it’s unlikely you’re going to be able to an old graphic card with the best graphic cards out there.
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2 months ago | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Ashish Mohta |Ronil Thakkar |Robert Hayes
Microsoft has always been proud of creating the easiest operating system for gamers to use and it’s gone above and beyond with Windows 11. There are a ton of features (some of them hidden away) you can use to optimize the operating system for gaming. We’re going to cover four things you can do to optimize Windows 11 for gaming. “Game Mode” is a special feature you can use to shut down the majority of your Windows device’s background activity while you play.
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2 months ago | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Jonas Sunico |Robert Hayes
Microsoft Teams is better than ever with its new AI features, like Intelligent Recap, which uses Copilot AI to essentially recap meetings and calls you have in Teams. It gives you a full overview of the meeting, lists key points, and even provides follow-up topic and question ideas. But none of that will be any use to you if Teams Intelligent Recap isn’t working. Firstly, it’s important to verify that you actually have access to the Intelligent Recap feature.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Robert Hayes
Are you dealing with the dreaded “VIDEO_DXGKRNL_FATAL_ERROR” error message on your Windows device? There are a few reasons it might happen, but it’s mainly related to graphics issues, like outdated drivers for your graphics card or some sort of file corruption. It’s a very frustrating error, as it causes the “Blue Screen of Death” and crashes your device, often while gaming or running certain apps. Fortunately, there are ways around it.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Robert Hayes
The “Windows can’t connect to this network” error is one of those modern gems in computing, alongside “Oops! Something happened.” Why can’t you connect to that network in particular? The system doesn’t know, and if it did, it certainly isn’t telling you. But don’t fret just yet. You can use a few basic fixes that will take a few minutes each. In most cases, there’s nothing wrong with your PC. It’s just that the network credentials have changed between your sessions.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Robert Hayes
Registry keys are one of the features in Windows that you might not use that often but they contain information that allows the operating system to control and detect pretty much every piece of software and hardware installed. If something goes wrong with registry keys, you might find your system nigh unusable. The best way to solve this problem is to manually reset a registry key that has been recently changed.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Jonas Sunico |Carla Mesina |Robert Hayes
If you’ve invested a lot of money in your Windows laptop or PC, you’ll naturally want to get the most value out of it in everyday use. Or, even if it’s a lower-end device, you might want to configure your system so that you can optimize whatever memory, processing power, and other system specs you have. So, here’s how to set the best settings for high performance on Windows 11.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
techjunkie.com | Kerry Bayley |Robert Hayes
Like other browsers, Microsoft Edge stores a cache of files from sites you visit frequently. This is to improve performance and speed up certain aspects, like automatically logging you into your favorite platforms. However, cache files can get corrupt, and that can lead to Edge crashing, failing to load sites, displaying error messages, and more. Here’s how to fix a corrupt browser cache in Microsoft Edge.
