technology

How to Enable Google Chrome’s Memory and Battery Saver Features
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How to Enable Google Chrome’s Memory and Battery Saver Features

Google Chrome has a feature within its settings that can help you improve your laptop’s battery life while using Google Chrome. Just take note that this feature is available for Windows 10 and above which means if you are running an older version of Windows it might not be available to you. Also, your Chrome…

How to Completely Delete F.lux from Your Computer?
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How to Completely Delete F.lux from Your Computer?

If you have downloaded the monitor color management application F.lux and want to remove it for one reason or another, the straightforward thing to do is to go to the control panel and uninstall the F.lux software from there. A problem you might encounter when uninstalling F.lux The problem is that some would experience a…

Laptop Suddenly Turned Off and Won’t Turn On – Diagnosing the problem

Laptop Suddenly Turned Off and Won’t Turn On – Diagnosing the problem

There are many things that could cause this issue in your laptop. It can be a stressful event to happen, you are just doing something on your laptop, and then – BAM- your laptop just turned off even though it’s connected to your charger. Before running out and looking for a replacement computer, I could…

What is a Safe Temperature for your CPU?
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What is a Safe Temperature for your CPU?

CPU generates heat, which, if not managed properly, can lead to performance issues and even permanent damage. This article explores the importance of CPU temperatures, safe operating ranges, factors affecting temperatures, and practical tips to maintain a cool and safe CPU. Modern desktop CPUs are designed to operate within a safe temperature range of 50°C…

Disabling High Precision Event Timer(HPET) in Windows 10/11
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Disabling High Precision Event Timer(HPET) in Windows 10/11

The High Precision Event Timer (HPET) is a hardware timer in modern computer systems. It is designed to provide a high-resolution timekeeping mechanism for the operating system and applications. The primary purpose of the HPET is to improve the accuracy and precision of time-related functions, especially in tasks such as measuring time intervals, scheduling events,…

Your Wi-Fi Works but Windows says “No Internet” – Ways to Fix it
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Your Wi-Fi Works but Windows says “No Internet” – Ways to Fix it

I was having some issues with Windows thinking I have “no internet” when I can use my wifi connection. Though generally not a problem but some programs won’t work because of the “no internet” status. Some fixes helped me resolve it. Fixing the “no internet” notification Turn off your VPN It might be just your…

Understanding Intel CPU Naming Scheme:  1st Gen upto 13th Gen CPU
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Understanding Intel CPU Naming Scheme: 1st Gen upto 13th Gen CPU

Intel, the world-renowned chip manufacturer, has dominated the CPU market for decades. With each passing year, Intel introduces new and improved processors, often leaving consumers perplexed by the ever-evolving naming conventions. In this article, we will decipher the Intel CPU naming scheme to help you understand the significance of each element and make informed choices…

Connecting a 2nd Monitor Causes the Internet to Slow Down – Simple Fix

Connecting a 2nd Monitor Causes the Internet to Slow Down – Simple Fix

Had this ever happened to you? Connecting a 2nd monitor via HDMI to your computer or your laptop and then your internet connection suddenly slows down to a crawl. If you are sure that it isn’t an issue with your internet service then the solution might be a simple fix: Change your HDMI cable. Sometimes…

Why You Should Avoid Defragging SSDs
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Why You Should Avoid Defragging SSDs

Did you know that defragging SSDs is bad? With the increasing popularity of Solid State Drives (SSDs) in the market, the traditional practice of defragmentation has become a topic of debate. Defragmenting a hard disk drive (HDD) has long been considered beneficial to improve performance. However, when it comes to SSDs, the story is quite…