On a Windows 10, 8 or 7 based device the "Location is not available" error may be displayed whenever the user tries to access one or more personal folders (e.g. Documents, Pictures, Music, Videos, etc.) from their shortcuts in Windows Explorer.
Problem description: In a Windows 10 OS, when you go to Start > Settings > Accounts > Add someone else to this PC, nothing happens so you cannot add a new user account on the computer.
There are several ways to connect to an FTP Server and access its contents, but the easiest way is to use your Internet Browser. The FTP connection via the Internet browser method is mostly used in cases that you want only to download or view the files that are stored on a public FTP server […]
A few days ago I went to one of my customers to add a new printer (HP Laserjet 1102w) on his network. After successfully installing the printer to the first computer locally (by using a USB cable), I tried to share the printer
The DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG & the DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN Chrome errors, are related to invalid DNS configuration. The error(s) mean that, the DNS (Domain Name System) cannot find the Webpage you requested.
In a previous tutorial I mentioned the steps required to download Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10 legally from Microsoft by using the Media Creation Tool that offered from Microsoft.
The "Speed of processor 0 in group is being limited by system firmware" warning message in event log, is commonly caused from Intel(R) SpeedStep Technology.
Windows offer an easy way to connect to an FTP Server and its FTP Shared folders, by using the Add Network Location wizard. After running the wizard, you 'll be able to easily manage (copy, move, delete, create, rename, etc.) all the contents hosted on the FTP server from Windows Explorer.
One of my customers asked me a few days ago how to transfer his personal information (Contacts, Calendar and SMS messages) from his old Android phone to his new one. The first part of this request was easy to do by following a single procedure:
This tutorial contains detailed instructions and various methods to back up your GMAIL messages locally on your Windows computer, for security or for other reasons.