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Why need to reset PC password?To protect your computer and its data, people usually set a password for it. Only by entering the correct password can you bypass the login screen, otherwise, you will be blocked.
But sometimes users may need to reset their PC password for various reasons, including: [Read more…]
The benefits of VMware auto backupIn this digital world, enterprises more rely on VMware ESXi virtual machines to operate their businesses efficiently. However, as data volume expands, ensure data security becomes a crucial concern for maintaining business continuity.
But manual backup processes can be cumbersome, consuming significate time and resources. Thus, many VMware users seek a VMware auto backup solution to simply the process. Usually, a robust VMware automated backup way allows administrator or IT personnel to automate VM backup and restore according to their unique requirements. In so doing, enterprises can easily reduce administrative costs and time. [Read more…]
A disk cloning tool, also known as disk copy software, is all about making a perfect copy of your HDD or SSD. It grabs everything: files, OS, partitions, drive letter, settings, programs, personal stuff, you name it.
This tool makes moving everything to a new disk an easy task and guarantees that your system will boot easily from the cloned drive.
In this article, we will delve into the features of a useful disk cloning tool. So, how should we choose an excellent disk copy tool? [Read more…]
Are you constantly worrying about the safety of your kids online? You’re not the only one.
It’s natural to feel concerned; the online world can be a scary place for children and their parents. Cases of child abuse online had increased 12% during 2023, going over 36.2 million reports.
Even though these numbers are alarming, it’s not all bad news for parents. The internet can be a helpful resource; with just a few precautions, you can keep your kid away from online predators. [Read more…]
Question from Vince: Hi, Rick. I need a little info and advice about Windows 11 if you don’t mind.
I’ve been using Geek Uninstaller to delete programs ever since I read your post explaining how Windows leaves bits and pieces of a program behind when it deletes it.
I updated my Windows 10 computer to Windows 11 and I was wondering if Windows 11 leaves traces of deleted programs behind too. I’m hoping Microsoft has finally fixed this?