Julia Evans There are many reasons to test macOS in a virtual machine. For example, if you want to try out a program that makes deep changes to the system in a safe environment, using a VM is a proven way. Also, for testing beta versions of macOS, a virtual environment is definitely better than a production … Read more
OneDrive, Microsoft’s online storage service, is one of the building blocks of Windows, to save your files without thinking about it. But if you don’t use it or use it very little, nothing prevents you from uninstalling it. Contents Uninstall OneDrive from Windows Reinstall OneDrive on Windows Initially designed as an online service accessible through … Read more
Changing DNS has many advantages. If you have never changed your computer’s DNS servers, you are probably using your ISP’s (Internet Service Provider). Changing DNS can improve your privacy, security and sometimes even the loading speed of web pages. There are several public DNS servers you can use such as Cloudflare, OpenDNS, FDN or FreeDNS. … Read more
It’s been a long time since Windows 11 was released, We were able to discover its new features as well as its minimum system requirements. And unlike previous versions, Windows 11 requires the activation of the TPM 2.0 security module, which is not always activated by default. In this article, we will see together what … Read more
You want to delete a file or a folder, but Windows returns you an error message indicating that the operation is impossible? There are several tricks to overcome these recalcitrant elements. Contents Why does Windows refuse to delete a file? Delete a recalcitrant file with a reboot Delete a recalcitrant file by copy and paste … Read more
Having connection problems? Unable to access certain websites? You always get an error (This site is inaccessible – DNS_PROBE_STARTED/DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG)? The problem may be due to an outdated or corrupted local DNS cache. In most cases, these problems can be solved by clearing the DNS cache in Windows 11. This is called flushing the DNS cache. … Read more
The scam is cheeky and brazen: both the system clean-up tool MacKeeper and the virus scanner Mac-Mechanic are heavily advertised on the web. However, after installing the programs, which at first glance appear to be serious, Mac users usually experience their own miracle: Both tools permanently point out “serious errors”, which – of course – … Read more
When the Mac goes haywire, good advice is often expensive. But before you start dismantling your workstation and dragging it to the Apple store, you should first take a look at the so-called PRAM (Parameter Random Access Memory) or NVRAM (Non-Volatile Random Access Memory): This normally runs dutifully in the background and is responsible for … Read more
If your MacBook Pro won’t charge, there are many possible reasons why this could happen. But most of them are easy to fix without too much effort. Using the methods below, you can quickly find out if your MacBook is connected incorrectly, or if there’s a more serious problem. We’ll help you troubleshoot. MacBook Not … Read more
iphone and Mac are an ideal duo. Also because the Mac can be wonderfully controlled remotely with the smartphone. Whether it’s media content or computer management, you can access your Mac on the go with your iPhone – as long as you use the right app and keep a few setup steps in mind. … Read more
