Greg Shultz

The Delay feature in the Windows 10 Snipping Tool comes in handy when you need to take complex screen shots on the fly. This walk-through will show you how it works.

No need to track down a third-party hard drive wipe utility. Windows can handle the task natively.

The Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic keyboard and mouse provide time-saving features for Windows 10 users while promoting healthy computing.

Manually creating a restore point is a bit of a clumsy process. Check out these two techniques for turning restore point creation into a one-click operation.

Get a first-hand look at how you can take advantage of extra screen real estate when using Windows 10 on an ultrawide monitor.

The Windows 10 Mail app can do more than just send and receive email from your Microsoft account–it can handle your Gmail as well.

With Windows 10’s View Your Network Properties feature and the Network Reset command, troubleshooting has gotten a bit easier.

What malware does Windows Defender recognize? Learn how to use PowerShell’s Defender cmdlets to peek inside the malware signature definitions database.

Windows Defender has been around for some time in its current form, but that’s about to change. It will soon become a Windows app.

You might be surprised at the features hidden in the Storage tool. See how you can use it to find out the size of the hibernation file, view hard drive usage, remove temp files, and uninstall apps.

The Shell command offers a handy way to view your Applications folder. Here’s how it works–and why you might find the trick useful.

The Anniversary Update includes a new feature that lets you use Wi-Fi to project the display from a Windows 10 phone or computer to your Windows 10 PC. Here’s how to set it up.