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How to Quickly Add or Remove Network Shortcut Icons in the Navigation Pane of Windows 11 File Explorer

28 September 2022 | Tips and Tricks, Windows

By default, Windows 11 displays the Network shortcut icon in the File Explorer panel. The icon will only be useful if you are connected to a local network. Not all Windows users are connected to a local network (LAN). If you are not connected to a LAN, the shortcut icon will be useless. Likewise, if you enable "Network Discovery" it will be useless either. You can remove the Network icon in File Explorer if you find it useless or if you want a simple file explorer view. Then, you can also add back if you need. The changes you make to File Explorer will not affect the functionality of the Network in general. Add and Remove Networks only removes the appearance of the Network icon in File Explorer. In this article, Bardimin will provide a guide to adding or removing the Network shortcut icon in Windows 11 File Explorer. Add and Remove Networks in File Explorer Open File Explorer.Click the "three dots" icon on the File Explorer menu. Then select "Options". Next will open the "Folder...

Is Defrag Still needed on SSD Drives?

27 September 2022 | Hardware, Troubleshooting, Windows

You should not defragment your SSD to improve SSD performance as it can shorten the life of your SSD Defragmentation is a procedure that minimizes fragmentation in the file system. Defragmentation organizes the storage on your computer by merging files and other data stored on your hard drive. When there is not enough space on your disk to store the entire file in one place, the file is broken down into smaller parts called fragments. Defragmentation reunites the pieces. File systems on electromechanical disk drives benefit from defragmentation, such as on hard disk drives, floppy disk drives, and optical disk media. When reading a fragmented file, the movement of the hard drive's read/write heads over different parts of the disk is slower than accessing the entire contents of a non-fragmented file sequentially without moving the read/write heads in search of additional pieces. Differences between SSDs and HDDs A spinning hard disk is the simplest non-volatile storage in a computer....

How to Clear Font Cache and Rebuild Font Cache in Windows 11

24 September 2022 | Troubleshooting, Windows

A corrupted font cache can cause font rendering problems and slow down your computer. When Windows 11 starts, it will load fonts in the Font Cache. This allows the operating system to load fonts faster and improves the user experience. Without a good font cache, Windows has to do a lot of work in real-time to display fonts. And this thing will use numerous system resources. The font cache can be corrupted, causing fonts to become garbled, display incorrectly, or display incorrect characters. In addition, when installing a new font or upgrading an old font, the same file may be damaged. To fix font cache corruption, clear the old font cache and restart the computer to create a new font cache. How to clear and rebuild the font cache Open the "Services" of Windows 11. You can open it through the search, click the Start button, and type "services" in the search box. Then in the Services window, swipe down the list of services and find "Windows Font Cache Service".Right-click the service...

How to Easily Benchmark a Computer in Windows 11 Without An App

22 September 2022 | Troubleshooting, Windows

Computer benchmarks for measuring hardware performance in Windows 11 you can do without using third-party applications. Running computer benchmarks on your computer can help you check how well your computer's various hardware is performing and can help you identify problems. There are tons of third-party benchmarking apps you can use to measure device performance. In this article, Bardimin will give you how to benchmark your computer with no you to install the application. Windows has come with a built-in performance appraisal tool. It can compare system performance and you can use PowerShell and Command Prompt to collect information faster so that it will save time without the need to download other applications and learn. How to benchmark a computer with the Windows Experience Index The Windows Experience Index allows Windows users to quickly determine the overall performance of their computer and any current bottlenecks. To measure the Windows Experience Index Score, you can do it...

Easy Ways to Reset and Restart Graphics Drivers (VGA) in Windows 11

21 September 2022 | Troubleshooting, Windows

Reset and Restarting the graphics driver (VGA) is one way to fix the problematic appearance of Windows. A problem in the graphics driver could cause Windows to not display anything on the screen when you turn it on, or to experience display issues. Such as black screens, frozen screens, or keyboard and mouse inputs that do not respond. In addition, drivers that do not operate correctly can also cause flickering screen displays. One of the easiest solutions to fix the problem is to reinstall the graphics driver. However, Windows 11 allows users to quickly and easily restart the graphics driver to solve common problems. Windows 11 provides an easy way to restart your graphics driver as needed. You can reset the graphics driver for a NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel graphics device. When you restart your graphics driver, Windows will flash and go blank for a few seconds before beeping. In this tutorial, Bardimin will provide guidance to Reset and Restart Graphics Driver (VGA) in Windows 11...

How to Create a Shortcut Running As Administrator without Prompt with UAC Bypass in Windows 11

19 September 2022 | Tips and Tricks, Windows

To run the application as an administrator without a UAC prompt, you can create an administrator shortcut in Windows. The Windows security system's User Account Control, sometimes known as UAC, stops applications from making unauthorized changes to your computer. By default, a UAC prompt will appear when you open an application file with Run as Administrator, asking for your permission before allowing the software to run with higher privileges. Windows 11 displays a UAC confirmation box asking the user to confirm that he wants to make any changes when some software tries to change components related to the system from the Registry or file system. In addition, by default, Windows 11 will not allow elevated programs to be launched at startup. You can create an elevated task to run the application as a solution if you want to run it as an administrator. This can be done by building certain jobs in the Windows Task Scheduler that allow running programs with administrative capabilities...

How to Customize Screen Display by Setting the DPI Scaling Level in Windows 11

18 September 2022 | Tips and Tricks, Windows

The display screen monitor on the PC you are using may not always seem as pleasant as you would like. The writing and icons may seem too big or too small. Windows 11 has a DPI display scaling level that allows you to customize and customize the display according to your needs. Dots per inch (DPI) is a physical measurement of the number of pixels in the linear inches of a screen. DPI is determined by the resolution and size of the screen. A higher resolution will cause a larger DPI, while a lower resolution will cause a lower DPI. In Windows 11, you can change the level of DPI scaling of the display to make text, programs, and other elements look larger or smaller until they are comfortable to read for you. To guarantee the screen display at a usable and consistent size, Windows 11 uses a scale factor. Almost all desktop displays and most modern laptop screens have a DPI of 95-110 and Windows uses a 100% scale factor. On some luxury devices with a DPI of 200 or more, Windows...

How to Enable and Optimize Game Mode in Windows 11

16 September 2022 | Tips and Tricks, Windows

In Windows 11, Game Mode lets you play any game without lag or hang. Game Mode is a special type of mode that helps the game run faster and smoother. In addition, Game Mode will optimize your system to improve performance and help solve performance issues on Windows 11. When you enable Game Mode in Windows 11, all background processes are reduced or blocked to prioritize your games. Enabling the ability to play games on your computer is not a necessity. Enabling this function can dramatically improve the gaming experience. By default, Windows 11 enables Game Mode and when it detects that a game is being played, Game Mode is automatically active. How does Game Mode improve game performance? When you use Game Mode, Windows prioritizes your gaming experience by: 1. Prevent Driver Updates Enabling Game Mode will disable device driver updates. By default, Windows 11 enables driver updates and when you play a game in game mode, Windows will immediately prevent driver updates. 2. PreventIng...

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