How to Turn Hardware Acceleration On and Off in Chrome
Google Chrome uses hardware acceleration to pass tasks off to hardware better equipped to handle graphics-intensive processes.
How to Use the DIR Command in Windows
One of the truly essential commands on the Windows command line.
How to Enable the Ultimate Performance Power Plan in Windows 10
Ultimate performance comes at a cost.
How to Remove Your Windows 10 Password
Removing your sensitive data's first line of defense isn't a great plan.
How to Claim Your Free Games and In-Game Items From Prime Gaming
Are you an Amazon Prime member and a gamer? If so, you can access to a bunch of free games and in-game items each month through Prime Gaming.
How to Save Google's WEBP Images as JPEG or PNG
Until WebP images are supported by more applications, you'll often need to convert them into a more common image format. Here's how to save them as JPEG or PNG.
How to Manage Saved Passwords in Chrome
Chrome can automatically generate and save your passwords for you.
How to Allow or Block Pop-Ups in Google Chrome
Google Chrome lets you manage how it handles pop-up windows, whether you need to add a problematic site or remove a legitimate one.
How to Plan a Road Trip with Multiple Destinations in Google Maps
Map out multiple destinations in Google Maps on the web or in the app.
What Is A File Extension?
A file extension, or filename extension, is a suffix at the end of a computer file.
How to Make Chrome Your Default Browser
Make your device use Google Chrome as the default web browser whenever you open a link to a website.
How to Change the Owner of a File in Google Drive
Here's how to easily transfer the ownership of a file or folder in Google Drive.
How to Enable and Use Tab Groups in Google Chrome
Google Chrome has a new Tab Groups feature, but it isn't enabled by default. Here's how to organize and color-code your open tabs.
How to Set Default File Drag and Drop Behavior on Windows 10
Want File Explorer to always copy or move files when you drag and drop them on Windows 10? Use our registry hacks.
How to Zip (and Unzip) Files Using PowerShell
Need to zip or unzip files in PowerShell? There's a powerful cmdlet for that.