Cipher Command on Windows

Did you know you can recover your data after deleting it (even from the Recycle Bin)? This is a bit concerning, especially if you want to change your device. By default, the Windows OS creates whitespace on the locations where the data is stored on the disk, and until...

Cat Command on Windows

The “cat” command reveals the contents of a specific file on the Windows command line. The “cat” command is exclusively usable on Windows PowerShell and you cannot use it on the Command Prompt. However, you can use a few alternatives of the “cat” command, such as...

How to Take Screenshots on Windows 11

While browsing the internet or playing a video game, you may need to share the whole or a part of the screen as a reference to your achievements. But how can you take the screenshots in Windows 11? You can take screenshots on Windows 11 via the Snipping Tool, Xbox...

How to Split Screen in Windows

Do you want to increase your productivity while working on Windows OS? You can do wonders, as Microsoft keenly focuses on enhancing its user’s productivity and work efficiency. One of the features offered in Windows OS is the split screen that greatly eases how you...

How to Force Quit Applications on Windows

When using the Windows or any other OS, you may face an unresponsive application. An application becomes unresponsive due to several reasons, such as corrupt system files, malware, outdated drives, etc. When an application is unresponsive on Windows OS, you may face...

How to Use Ping Command on Windows

The ping command on Windows is the network diagnostic tool to check the availability of the network connection. It is the method of sending the packets between the hosts to check the strength of the connection by getting the response back. The ping command employs the...