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Activating Battery Saver to Extend Laptop Battery Life

29 November 2022 | Tips and Tricks, Troubleshooting, Windows

Battery Saver is a feature of Windows that will limit notifications and background activity. When you enable Battery Saver, your laptop temporarily disables some power-hungry features, such as automatic email and calendar synchronization, live tile updates, and programs you don't actively use. When the laptop reaches 20% battery life, Windows 11 automatically activates the battery-saver mode. And when you plug it into the mains, the battery saver will automatically be off. However, you can manually enable the power-saving mode and even change the battery level before the mode is activated automatically. Activating Battery Saver Windows 11 Open the "Settings" of Windows 11. You can open it with a keyboard shortcut (WIN + I). Then navigate to "System >> Power & battery". Next, on the right-hand panel, click on "Battery saver" to expand and see its settings options. Click the "Turn on now" button if it is not already active. Then in the "Turn battery saver automatically yet"...

How to Fix – This App Will Not Work on Your Device – Amazon Appstore in Microsoft Store

23 November 2022 | Android, Troubleshooting, Windows

When trying to install the Amazon Appstore on Windows, you receive a "This App Will Not Work on Your Device" error message. Don't panic, you can fix this problem through the following guide. On a Windows PC, you can easily access a growing collection of mobile apps and games through the Amazon Appstore. You can play children's games, educational programs, and apps right from your PC. You can install the Amazon Appstore through the Microsoft Store. However, you may find that you cannot install the Amazon Appstore on Windows by displaying the error message "This App Will Not Work on Your Device". One of the most common causes of such error messages is that your version of the Microsoft Store is out of date. In addition, the feature can also cause this problem for Windows Subsystem for Android that you have not activated. You must enable Hyper-V under Windows Features. In this post, Bardimin will guide how you can try to solve the problem. How to fix can't install Amazon Appstore When...

How to fix BlueStacks crashing or freezing in Windows 11

22 November 2022 | Android, Games, Troubleshooting, Windows

BlueStacks is a famous Android emulator for Windows that lets you play Android games and apps on your Windows PC. If you want to play Android games and apps on your Windows PC, BlueStacks are the best choice for you to use. BlueStacks is widely regarded as the greatest Android emulator ever released for Windows. As on Android devices, BlueStacks offers a Google Play Store where you can download your favorite programs. Like other Apps, BlueStacks also has flaws, and one of the most annoying is crashing and getting stuck in the middle on Windows 11. Various factors may cause these problems. While there may be several causes of crashes, corrupted software or older versions of the platform causes most of them. If you encounter such issues, Bardimin has provided several troubleshooting methods to help you solve BlueStacks crashing on Windows. Causes of BlueStacks crashing or freezing As said earlier, there may be some causes for BlueStacks crashing in Windows 11. The following are some of...

How to Reduce RAM Usage and Fix High RAM Usage in Windows 11

15 November 2022 | Troubleshooting, Windows

Have you ever experienced that the Windows 11 operating system you are using has poor performance which can result in stuck or unresponsive problems? Things like this happen usually because the computer uses excessive memory in some circumstances. Windows 11 has many new features and improvements over previous versions of Windows. Some of these features can be a burden on system resources. Especially if the computer you are using has limited resources that only meet the minimum requirements for installing Windows. You can check the memory usage (RAM) in the Windows Task Manager. If you see RAM usage exceeding 70%, even though you are not running any application, this is an indication that the computer has a memory/RAM usage problem. When no applications are running, it is usually normal to use 30-40% RAM on the computer. Because Windows requires RAM to run the Windows operating system and other background tasks. Continuous high use of RAM often indicates the presence of problems....

How to Automatically Close Not Responding Apps in Windows 11

12 November 2022 | Tips and Tricks, Troubleshooting, Windows

You can close applications that display the message "Not Responding" automatically by changing the settings in the Registry. A wide variety of issues can cause Windows apps to stop working, crash, or become unresponsive. Conflicts between applications and computer hardware, lack of system resources, or software defects can cause Windows applications to stop responding. If the app stops working, freezes, or becomes unresponsive it will be marked with "Not Responding" on the title bar of the app. Sometimes it will also cause the mouse cursor to just spin and Windows gives a slow response and doesn't even respond. This kind of thing also sometimes happens when you turn off Windows. Normally, this process will run quite quickly. In some cases, Windows takes a very long time to stop opening applications, stop active processes, or update accessible files. If an app can't close automatically when you restart, shut down, or log out, the operating system will wait 5 seconds by default before...

Reset and Rebuild Search Index to Speed Up Search in Windows 11

1 November 2022 | Troubleshooting, Windows

If the Windows 11 search system is running slowly, you can rebuild the search index to fix and speed it up. Windows 11 search indexing aims to make searching for files or folders on your computer faster. Indexed files or folders will appear quickly when running a search. This search index is prone to corruption or removal, especially during a Windows upgrade. When Windows Search stops working, you may notice a variety of symptoms. Maybe you can't enter anything into the Windows 11 search box, or your file or program does not appear in the results. It is also possible that the search button will not respond at all, preventing you from performing the search. You need to rebuild the search index to resolve this issue. When you rebuild the search index, the entire search database is deleted and recreated with the default settings. How to Repair and Rebuild the Windows 11 Search Index Open the "Settings" of Windows 11. You can use the keyboard shortcut (WIN + I) to open it.Then navigate...

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...

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