How to Make Windows 11 Look and Feel Like Windows 10 By Avram Piltch published 5 November 21 Tweak your taskbar, File explorer, wallpaper, Start menu and more to give Windows 11 a Windows 10-like feel.
11 Worst Features of Windows 11 and How to Fix Them By Avram Piltch published 30 October 21 Windows 11 has a lot of frustrating settings, but fortunately many can be hacked or worked around.
How to Overclock A Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W By Les Pounder published 28 October 21 The latest Raspberry Pi overclocked for the best possible performance.
How To Build A Smart Fog Machine with a Raspberry Pi By Ryder Damen published 24 October 21 Waste no more fog juice and use a Raspberry Pi to activate your fog machine when people are detected.
How To Easily Send Files Between Devices With Sharik By Nick Peers published 24 October 21 Sharik is a cross platform application designed to easily send and receive files across your home network.
How to Replace the Start Menu in Windows 11 By Avram Piltch published 23 October 21 You can't revert to Windows 10's exact menu but third-party utilities will give you a more compact menu.
How to Use Raspberry Pi Build HAT: Create a Color Sensing Rig By Les Pounder published 19 October 21 The latest add on sees the popular Raspberry Pi finally gain official support for Lego accessories so we built a color detecting rig that merges Raspberry Pi, HATs and Lego into one project.
How to Run Windows 11 on a USB Drive (and Take it With You) By Les Pounder published 17 October 21 You can create a live, bootable Windows 11 USB and take your OS and programs with you from computer to computer.
How to Build a Raspberry Pi-Powered Zombie Arm for Halloween By Ryder Damen published 16 October 21 Surprise your friends by creating a moving zombie arm that jumps out when Raspberry Pi detects a person.
How To Host a Public Website on Your Home Raspberry Pi By Ryder Damen published 10 October 21 You can host a website that’s available on the Internet from the Raspberry Pi on your desk, all without giving out your actual IP address.
How to Make a Good Built-in Game Benchmark By Jarred Walton published 9 October 21 Game developers should make built-in benchmarks easy to use, repeatable, and avoid any extra delays. The same goes for launching games in general.
How to Enable HDR in Windows 11 By Matt Safford published 8 October 21 Windows 11 is a pretty OS. Make sure you get all the vivid colors your monitor can deliver by enabling HDR.
How to Add a Printer in Windows 11 or 10 By Nathaniel Mott published 7 October 21 Connecting to a printer via USB, a wireless network, or Wi-Fi Direct is never fun, but Windows 11 does what it can to make the process bearable.
How to Disable VBS and Speed Up Windows 11 By Avram Piltch published 6 October 21 Virtualization-based security can help protect from malware, but, if you have it on, you'll lose quite a bit of performance.
How to Uninstall Windows 11 and Roll Back to Windows 10 By Avram Piltch published 5 October 21 If it has been 10 days or less since your Windows 11 upgrade, you can rollback to Windows 10.
How to Install Fonts on Windows 11 or 10 By Nathaniel Mott published 1 October 21 Windows 11 and Windows 10 ship with plenty of fonts, but they also offers several ways for typography enthusiasts to install their typeface of choice.
How to Move the Taskbar to the Top in Windows 11 By Avram Piltch published 1 October 21 With a registry tweak, you can relocate the taskbar from the bottom to the top of the display.
How to Change the Taskbar Size in Windows 11 By Avram Piltch published 1 October 21 With a simple registry tweak, you can get small, medium or large taskbar and icons.
How to Open HEIC files in Windows 11 By Nathaniel Mott published 30 September 21 Apple relies on the HEIF file format (which uses the HEIC extension) for photos taken with iOS devices. Viewing those photos on Windows 11 requires a bit of work, but it’s doable.
How to Rotate the Screen on Windows 11 or 10 By Nathaniel Mott published 30 September 21 Windows 11 isn’t limited to landscape orientations—it can be used in portrait mode as well as mirrored options for both orientation types. Here’s how to set that up.