Yes, Microsoft has removed the option to create a local account from the Windows 10 installation wizard, but there are ways to continue skipping the use of the Microsoft account. Windows 10 users no longer has the option to create a local account during the out-of-box experience (OOBE) setup, but there’s a workaround if you Read More
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How to Check RAM Specification Using Command Prompt
Quick reference: wmic memorychip list full In this Windows 10 guide, we will walk you through the steps to learn the technical specifications of the RAM installed on your computer, including part number, manufacturer, serial number, speed, capacity, form factor, memory type, etc. How to check RAM specification using Command Prompt While you can use Read More
How to Fix Intel Dual Band AC 7260 Cannot Find Some Wi-Fi Networks
It is a common problem for Intel Dual Band AC 7260 continually losing network connection or even cannot see some of the WiFi networks. First thing first, please verify your driver is updtate to date – the latest version should be 18.33.17.1. Below, please see the link to download the latest driver if needed. Or Read More
How to Use DataBox to Migrate from NAS to Azure File Shares
This migration article is one of several involving the keywords NAS and Azure DataBox. Check if this article applies to your scenario: Data source: Network Attached Storage (NAS) Migration route: NAS ⇒ DataBox ⇒ Azure file share No caching files on-premises: Because the final goal is to use the Azure file shares directly in the Read More
How to Disable Background Apps Running When Chrome is Closed
Description: This article will show you how to disable Chrome background apps from running when Chrome is closed. Some examples of these apps can be notifications from websites, file uploads, etc. With Google Chrome open, select the three dots for customize and control Google Chrome, found at the top right of the Chrome window. Choose Settings from the dropdown menu. Read More
How to Check the Headers of a IIS Server Locally?
You can use Powershell to view the headers. (invoke-webrequest http://localhost).headers