Enable Windows 11-style menu on Chrome

With it's latest update, Google Chrome has introduced Windows 11-style menus on Chrome version 96. Here's how you can enable it on your own browser.

A more secure Google account with 2SV

Passwords are a good way to protect your digital lives. However, most of us neglect choosing a strong password, write it down somewhere, and show lack of oversight towards password best practices. This makes their digital lives more vulnerable to attacks. Introducing 2SV, or 2-step verification, to protect your Google account.

How to download Windows 10 ISO without Media Creation Tool

The Media Creation Tool from Microsoft is one of the surefire ways to download the Windows 10 ISO file and create a bootable USB from that. However, it is not always the best way to go about it.

4 ways to get 100% free domains

When you create your own website or blog, the domain name is what the visitor notices first even before they actually go to your website. In majority of the cases, the domain name is the givaway of what your website is about. A tech blog named unboiledeggs.com would only confuse the visitor, and they might end up not visiting at all thinking it to be a food blog instead. An ideal domain name should be small, catchy, shouldn't have consecutive repeating letters or hyphenations, and should be representative.

How to stop Windows 7 from upgrading to Windows 10

There are lot of users who are still using Windows 7, and for various reasons, they do not want to upgrade their PC to Windows 10. Yet, Windows 7 has a nagware planted by Microsoft which keeps asking users whether they would like to update to Windows 10. This can be quite annoying since there is no direct way to disable this. There is, however, a tricky way to stop Windows 7 from upgrading to Windows 10, or even ask the user about it.

How to change Chrome install location in Windows 11

SSD drives are pretty expensive, so most of the modern computers (both PC and laptops) comes with a smaller size SSD and an HDD (if required). The idea is to install Windows (or any other OS that you might be using) and in the SSD, which is designated as the primary boot drive (or the system drive), and majority of the programs in the HDD.

However, there are certain rogue programs which doesn't let you choose their installation path and end up getting installed in the SSD drive. Slowly, over time, the SSD drive becomes full and you have to upgrade to a bigger and more expensive SSD. Google Chrome is one of those rogue programs.

How to bring back the classic Context Menu from Windows 10 in Windows 11

Majority of us have already updated our Windows 10 PC to the latest OS from Microsoft; Windows 11. Windows 11 is smooth as butter, however, there are certain features which many think was better in Windows 10 than the way they are now in Windows 11. For example, as you might have already guessed from the title of the post, the Context Menu.

2 ways to reset Windows 10 admin password if forgotten

Passwords. You can't live with them; you cannot live without them. A password is what keeps your personal data safe inside your Windows 10 PC. But what if you forget the admin password for your PC? You'll not be able to install any program, and will be locked out of your own PC. That's like being locked out of your car with the keys inside. So, it’s only fair that you know how to reset your Windows 10 admin password.

75 free courses for Deep Neural Networks (Deep Learning)

Deep Neural Networks, or Deep Learning, is one of the most lucrative and highest paying career fields in this post pandemic market. Once you have mastered Deep Learning, you can work on any of its specializations including NLP and Computer Vision. Also, you don't need an advanced degree to acquire a job in the field of Deep Learning, all you need is to have a clear concept about the subject, and some hands-on projects to prove your prowess in applying those concepts in real-life applications.

4 ways to check if your VPN works

A VPN has become a necessity now after an anti-virus. It bounces of your traffic through their own servers across various locations to safeguard you against hackers, and prevent them on snooping on your personal activities on the internet on both public and private networks. There are numerous free and paid VPN services available, however, simply installing a VPN service is not enough. We need to check if it is working. Here are 4 ways to check if your VPN service is actually protecting your online.