If you're not happy with your current web browser, there's plenty of choices around for you to find a more suitable one. Here, we run a test on 10 popular web browsers to find out how much RAM and CPU they consume during normal use.
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There are more than 10 different archiver software and they all claim to be the best and fastest. Here we put 15 different file compression software to the test in search for the one with fastest time in compressing and extracting and the smallest output ZIP file.
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If your Wordpress website is constantly getting hacked again and again even after cleaning up the PHP infection, you will still need to find the backdoor that has been placed by the hacker and remove them from your server. Here is how to locate the backdoor using Wordfence plugin.
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Outlook.com automatically signs you in to Messenger whenever you login to check your email. There is no way to disable the auto signing in to Messenger from Outlook.com but we have found a quick workaround and also a permanent solution to solve the problem.
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Firefox may be the best and most used web browser in the world but it may not be necessarily safe. We researched and found that Firefox can be easily modified to act as a password logger where anyone logging in to any website will automatically have their username and password saved.
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Windows 7 ships with two different DVD’s when they could have easily fitted both x86 and x64 on the same disc. Just because Microsoft doesn’t put everything on one disc, it doesn’t mean we can’t do it for ourselves. Here's a quick and easy solution to get an all in one Windows 7 ISO.
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When it comes to performing a number of copy, move, delete or rename file operations, Windows Explorer can be severely to get the job done effectively. Here are 6 completely free and portable file managers meaning they can be copied onto USB stick and used on any system you require.
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