Some Windows 11/10 users have reported that after launching a program, it runs but doesn’t show up on the screen. The users can see the program on their Taskbar or the Task Manager, but it is not ...

1] Click on the X button in the app window The most widely used and convenient method to close a program or application on Windows is to use the X button present in the app window. You can open the ...

Written in Rust, the PyApp utility wraps up Python programs into self-contained click-to-run executables. It might be the easiest Python packager yet. Every developer knows how hard it is to ...

Ctrl + Space (or Cmd + Space on Mac) is your go-to for basic code completion. Start typing a variable or function name, hit ...

With Windows 10 support ending in October this year, upgrading to Windows 11 is not only crucial, but it is also the easiest way to stay secure and continue receiving new features. Microsoft continues ...

Positron is Posit's new, free IDE for data science. Users can work with Python and R. It explicitly does not replace RStudio. Posit has introduced Positron, a new, free integrated development ...

During the first half of August 2025, Microsoft released five Insider builds for Windows 11 version 25H2 and 24H2 with various visual changes and improvements, including porting more Control Panel ...

(Image credit: Windows Central) Running Ollama itself isn't much of a drag and can be done on a wide range of hardware. It's compatible with Windows 11, macOS, and Linux, and you can even use it ...

The most common interactions most of us will have with AI right now is through a cloud-based tool such as ChatGPT or Copilot. Those tools require a connection to the internet to use, but the trade-off ...

Microsoft has confirmed that the August 2025 Windows security updates are breaking reset and recovery operations on systems running Windows 10 and older versions of Windows 11. "After installing the ...

As we approach the first half of August 2025, it's time again to look at the most significant changes that Microsoft has been working on for Windows 11 in the channels of the Windows Insider Program.

Remember the good old days when you could resize the Windows taskbar by simply grabbing it with your mouse and dragging it to the desired position? That option is completely removed in Windows 11, ...