Creating a New Outlook Profile without User Involvement
Creating an Outlook profile is now easy. Here’s how to create one remotely without having to do anything manually.
Windows 10
How fast should you patch?
Microsoft releases a horde of new software updates. How fast should I apply updates when my vendor releases them? Here are some considerations.
Windows Update stuck? Here’s what to do
Updating Windows usually goes off without a hitch, but here’s what to do if your Windows Update appears to be stuck.
Getting started with Winget, the new Windows Package Manager
Automating software deployment just got easier for Windows—almost as easy as it is for Linux. Meet Winget, the Windows Package Manager.
Top tools to password-protect zip files on Windows 10
If you don’t use a password to protect your zip files, you are falling short on security. Here are the best solutions to help you do this.
Windows 11 and IT pros: It’s déjà vu all over again
Here’s an IT pro’s take on what’s new, exciting, boring, and scary about Windows 11 — with apologies to Yogi Berra.
Windows 11: Ready or not, here it comes
Are things finally starting to calm down a bit in your IT department. Don’t relax. A tsunami is coming, and it’s named Windows 11.
Deploying fully patched Windows 10 computers: A guide for IT pros
Every IT pro has at one point deployed Windows PCs. But deploying fully patched Windows PCs is another issue. Here are some ways to do it
Windows 10 bloatware: Remove it fast with Windows 10 Debloater
Windows is loaded with useful programs — and some not-so-useful programs. Here’s a way to rid yourself of Windows 10 bloatware easily.
Incremental backup vs. differential backup: What’s the difference?
Incremental backup and differential backup are two popular backup strategies. In this article, we’ll see the differences between them.