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Hello Friends,                         I am again comeback with an interesting PC tricks for you.I hope you will learn new things. Some of these Command Prompt tricks and hacks are special features or fun uses for the Command Prompt itself, while others are just neat or relatively unknown things you can do with certain CMD commands. Let's get started!  Open Command Prompt  and then browse through these 21 super-cool Command Prompt hacks. View a Command's Results One Page (or Line) at a Time. Ever run a command, like the dir command, that produces so much information on the screen that it's almost useless? You're not alone. One way around this is to execute the command in a special way so whatever information is generated is shown to you one page, or one line, at a time. To do this, just type the command, the dir command for example, and then follow it with the pipe character and then the...

How to Stop Websites from Asking for Your Location Hello Friends,                         I am again comeback with an interesting PC tricks for you.I hope you will learn new things. Now you can   Stop Websites from Asking for Your Location and can stop this third-party tracking on your PC by using the simple and easy guides that we had discussed right below. Google Chrome Go to the settings inside this browser and under the preferences page check for the  Show Advanced Settings  option. Click on this option and thereafter click on the Content Settings button placed under the  Privacy section . Come across the various options and look for the Location settings option or the section. Simply select the “ Do Not Allow Any Site to track your Physical Location ” option. That’s all. Mozilla Firefox Type in the Address field of the Firefox this simple keyword: about: config an...

Hello Friends,                         I am again comeback with an interesting PC tricks for you.I hope you will learn new things. You have a flash drive or probably an external hard drive that currently has FAT32 file system and you want to change it to NTFS, because FAT32 does not support handling large files (over 4GB) or it is just simply old for your taste but there is just one problem, you don't want to lose your saved data. This article is for you then as it explains exactly how you can achieve seamless transition from FAT to NTFS without involving any data loss. While it is generally recommended to use the NTFS file system because of its stability, security and lesser defragmentation time, most of us end up using FAT32 because that is what most disks are preformatted with. Unless, we notice the “Not enough disk space error” despite disk space being available, we don't bother to change the file system. Moreover, ...

Your Windows PC don’t have to slow down over time. If your PC has gradually become slower over time or it suddenly gets halt after a few minutes of usage, there are  reasons for your PC to be slow. Just like all the general PC issues, you don’t need to be afraid to give your computer a reboot if something is not going as usual. That can fix a few problems and is lot faster than attempting to manually fix the problem by troubleshooting yourself. Clean Your PC the Easy Way using CleanMyPC If you want to clean-up your PC in the easiest way possible,  CleanMyPC  is a great tool you should look at to get the job done, and it will help you to keep your computer clean without any work. Unlike the other competitors, it also includes other great tools like a Clean Uninstaller, to that helps to get rid of applications and clean up the junk that they leave behind. Download CleanMyPC for Free Today Close System Tray Program...

Hello Friends,                         I am again comeback with an interesting PC tricks for you.I hope you will learn new things. Windows Explorer (known as File Explorer in Windows 10) is surprisingly powerful where you can easily rename one or more files just with it also you can do even more with the Command Prompt. Obviously you all know how to rename a single file, but let’s start from the start since the advanced tricks build off them. Click to select the file and then click the “Rename” button on the Home menu. Click to select file and then click the name of the selected file. Right-click the file and then select “Rename” on the context menu. Also using keyboard you can just use your arrow keys (or start typing the file name) to select a file and then hit  F2  to select the file name. Once you have got the file name selected you will notice only the file name itself is selected, not ...