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Troubleshooting Blank Icons on Windows Desktop

September 30, 2023November 23, 2023 Technology

Having blank icons on your Windows desktop can be frustrating, but there are several troubleshooting steps you can take. This article provides a comprehensive guide for fixing the issue, including preliminary checks, restarting File Explorer, disabling tablet mode, and more. It also covers advanced fixes like running an SFC scan and updating display drivers. By following these steps, you can restore the missing or blank icons on your desktop and personalize your Windows experience.

How to Solve the Grayed-out ‘Extend Volume’ Option in Windows

September 28, 2023November 11, 2023 Technology

If the ‘Extend Volume’ option is grayed out in Disk Management on Windows, there are alternative solutions to fix this issue without losing valuable data. This article presents step-by-step solutions that involve shrinking volumes, deleting the recovery partition, using supported file systems, and using third-party software.

Fixing the ‘Your PC did not start correctly’ Error in Windows

September 17, 2023November 23, 2023 Technology

Encountering the ‘Your PC did not start correctly’ error in Windows can be frustrating, but there are several possible fixes you can try. From running the Startup Repair tool and booting into Safe Mode to performing a system restore and checking for missing system files, this article provides step-by-step instructions on how to resolve the issue. It also covers repairing the boot configuration data and the master boot record, as well as deleting recent Windows updates and resetting your PC as a last resort. If you’re still having trouble, don’t despair—there are always more troubleshooting options available.

How to Disable Access to Insider Preview Builds in Windows 11

September 15, 2023November 23, 2023 Technology

Microsoft rolls out Insider builds to Windows Insiders before releasing them to the public. If you don’t want others to access the newer versions of Windows 11, you can disable their access using system settings, the Local Group Policy Editor, or the Registry Editor. Joining the Windows Insider Program allows you to try new builds and features before they become publicly available, but it involves sharing information with Microsoft and using pre-release software that may be unstable. Some people may prefer to prevent access to insider builds due to potential bugs and glitches, untested features, and a higher frequency of updates.