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How to Split Your Screen in Windows 10

When using your computer, there are times that one screen is not enough. You may need one screen to type something and another to read from. Sure, you could buy another monitor, but what if your current monitor is big enough? If you have space, all you have to do is know how to get the best of it. Windows 10 has some great options that allow you to split your screen into various sections and only use your keyboard to move the windows around. How to Enable Snap Assist The feature that makes… Read more

How to Check the Temperature of Your Laptop CPU in Windows 10

The temperature of your computer’s processor is pretty vital for keeping it healthy. After all, being the hotspot of calculations within your computer, it’s a good idea to keep it cool! Processors that get a little too hot can cause all kinds of issues with your computer. It might throttle itself to keep cool, which will mean less processing power overall. In dire situations it will cause the computer to BSOD, freeze, or even shut down or restart itself. As such, it’s a good idea to check on your temperatures every so often. This is especially true if you put your laptop in situations where… Read more

How to Find the IP Address of a Network Printer

Whether you have just one printer connected to your home network, or a whole bunch of them linked up to an office, there are plenty of good reasons why you may need to know the IP addresses of the printers on your network. Having the static IP address of a printer makes it easier to share with other devices on the network, and sometimes if a PC stops detecting a printer, then the IP address can be the best way to find it. Here we’re going to show you a few ways to find the IP address of a printer on… Read more

4 Easy Ways to Copy a Large Number of Files Quickly in Windows

Windows has come a long way as an operating system, but copying files from one location to another is one aspect about it that continues to disappoint. While copying/pasting files are generally fine, when you are dealing with a large number of files, the whole operation will get flimsy. Windows 10 may give you a constant graphical indication of the current copying speed; in fact, it starts off quickly but then gradually goes up and down in large increments. If you copy large files regularly, the built-in file transfer system in Windows is slow and takes a lot of time… Read more

Search for Text in Any File with SeekFast

This is a sponsored article and was made possible by Seekfast. The actual contents and opinions are the sole views of the author who maintains editorial independence, even when a post is sponsored. On a modern operating system, finding files is a solved problem. No matter what you’re looking for, tracking down a specific file doesn’t present much of a challenge. As long as you have a rough idea what the file name is, you’re good to go. Finding specific content within files, on the other hand, can still be fairly difficult. You can drop down to the… Read more