Robert Amos Blue screens of death or BSODs are really unattractive. When they appear, it means that Microsoft has encountered a critical error from which it cannot recover. This is usually due to a faulty hardware component or a problem with low-level software. Although BSODs look different because they vary depending on the version of Windows, in … Read more
Transparent images are easy to spot when you view them in File Explorer. Transparent parts appear as such in File Explorer when you look at file thumbnails. This is true for SVG, PNG, and ICN. If you are viewing a file type with transparency and it looks black when it should only be the file … Read more
We all know that the Group Policy engine periodically updates the entire Group Policy architecture every 90 minutes. So, when we configure a GPO setting, we have to wait for that time for the setting to be applied to the clients. Also, clients may need to log out and log back in for the setting … Read more
Watching videos is one of the most fascinating things people do. But not all video files can be played on your computer, especially if you don’t have the right player or codec. Take MOV video files, for example. Because it is Apple’s QuickTime container for the MPEG 4 format, it takes some effort to play … Read more
By and large, Windows is a great operating system that has evolved a lot over the years, whether by fixing all sorts of known problems or adding new features to keep up with ever-changing technology. Many users have reported problems with system recovery, and it happens in all versions of the operating system, including Windows … Read more