If you liked where Windows 10’s Taskbar was (on the left side, not in the middle) you can move it back. Here’s how: Right click on the Taskbar. Click on Taskbar Settings. Click Taskbar Behaviors. Change the Taskbar’s alignment. The Taskbar will move to the desired position. That’s it.
YouTuber TechFixIt shows how to take care of a Windows 11 and 10 error named 0x80070422 with this step by step video.
Today, we are introducing the newest member of the OneNote family, on the Apple Vision Pro. We have worked closely with Apple for many years to bring these experiences to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Now, with Apple Vision Pro, OneNote will make use of the infinite canvas of spatial computing and can appear side-by-side with other […]
Sometimes when using your computer, your cursor will seemingly move by itself. Don’t call the exorcists just yet, though; there are several reasons why a cursor can move about without you moving the mouse. Let’s check out some ways to fix this problem on Windows 1. Double-Check Your Hardware Before checking or changing any settings […]
