The Windows Task Manager is divided into applications, processes and services. Learn more about the Task Manager here.
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Sometimes your PC will experience random shutdowns and restarts. Here are several causes and solutions for this problem.
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WORKER_INVALID has to do with an antivirus application, such as AVG, that isn’t fully compatible with Windows 8. It can also be a driver issue. Learn more.
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Many older printers stubbornly refuse to work out of the box in Windows 8. Here are some workarounds and solutions to get your printer running.
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Running a Windows app in compatibility mode can fix many crashes, glitches and other issues when running that app. Here’s how compatibility mode works.
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The CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT Blue Screen of Death error can be pinpointed to your central processing unit, or CPU. Here are some steps you can take.
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Everyone stores their documents, media and photos in the cloud. This can carry some security risks. Learn how to get your stuff off the cloud.
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TCP Optimizer is a great free app that streamlines your wired or wireless Internet connection so that it’s faster and more reliable. Learn about it here.
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The CACHE_MANAGER Blue Screen of Death error is usually caused by faulty drivers or memory. Here’s how to fix the problem with either approach.
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If you’re experiencing regular, but brief, PC freezes throughout your working day, there are several things that could be the culprit. We can help.
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The command prompt, also known as the DOS Box, allows you to enter commands otherwise not easily accessible through Windows. Learn about 10 important ones.
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The SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screen of Death error has to do with outdated drivers, especially in graphics cards. Find out how to update them here.
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Many people make New Year’s Resolutions. But how about making one for your PC instead? Find out how to get your PC running like new.
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The BIOS is the basic instruction set of your PC, and it can need updated occasionally to better handle new hardware and new versions of Windows. Learn how here.
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A PC’s power supply unit, or PSU, can often not keep up with upgrades to other areas of your PC. If your PC freezes or overheats, this may be why.