Windows 7 displays all CPU cores in Performance tab in Task Manager by default but it’s not the case in Windows 10. When you open Task Manager in Windows 10 and go to Performance tab, here is the CPU usage
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A friend of Next of Windows left a comment on this post asking if there is a way to open Task Manager with Performance tab open by default. While I don’t have an answer for it, I do find an
Startup programs in Windows are the programs that start automatically during the startup. There are ways to find them out in Windows, one of which is using PowerShell. Fire up the PowerShell console, copy and paste the following cmdlet and
Let’s say you have spent some time and made a pretty nice desktop icon layout, something like below, that you really like seeing every day. And one day, it’s all got reset by accidentally enabling Auto Arrange or hitting a wrong
There are many ways to find out your computer’s IP address in Windows 10. You can go through the Network and Sharing Center (about 6 clicks), or find it in the System Information window (a few keystrokes plus a few
Monitoring network activity is not easy, especially when in the need of checking the activities that happened in the recent days or weeks. There are 3rd party tools that can help but if you are using Windows 8.1 or Windows
If you ever want to see a list of running services on a local or remote Windows computer, here are 3 ways of doing it. Using Task Manager If you are on Windows 8.1 or 10, you can use Task