
Shan Abdul
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Shan Abdul
Incognito mode isn’t as private as you might assume. While it prevents your browser from saving your history and cookies, that’s only a tiny part of the tracking it blocks. You're still vulnerable to numerous privacy and security risks. Here are some common threats you should watch out for. 6 Your Internet Activity Isn’t Fully Private From Your ISP Private browsing doesn’t hide your activity from your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Shan Abdul
Given how much our Windows computers handle, they need some upkeep to run smoothly. Without regular maintenance, performance may dip, security can be at risk, and hardware issues might go unnoticed. Here are some routine tasks you should do to help your computer run without hiccups. Windows automatically installs critical security and system updates, but it leaves some updates as optional, letting you decide whether or not to install them.
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Shan Abdul
When you freshly install Windows or get a new device, everything feels clean—the desktop is tidy, drives are empty, and boot times are fast. Over time, we often make mistakes that can spoil the overall Windows experience. If you want Windows to look clean and run like new, here are some mistakes to avoid. 5 Adding Too Many Startup Apps Allowing too many apps to run at startup is one of the most common mistakes that can make you dislike Windows.
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Shan Abdul
While Windows notifications keep us informed, a constantly flashing screen filled with pop-ups can quickly become annoying. Thankfully, you don’t have to deal with the distraction. Windows lets you manage and limit notifications to quiet the noise while staying updated on what truly matters. 5 Turn Off All Notifications There are moments when we want complete silence—like when you're screen recording, focusing on deep work, giving a presentation, or gaming.
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Shan Abdul
I used to think I knew Windows pretty well—until I stumbled upon some features hidden in plain sight, which can make a big difference in how you use your device. Even if you've been using Windows for years, there's a good chance you've missed a few of these. Here are some features worth checking out. 5 Make Use of Dynamic Lock Imagine your PC locking itself when you walk away—no extra effort required. That’s precisely what Windows' Dynamic Lock feature offers.
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