BitLocker To Go is a useful feature that can help protect the data on your removable drives (USB memory sticks, external hard disks and so on) if it should be lost or stolen. Though it can be helpful, it isn't a perfect feature and it may not appeal to all users, because it asks you for a password, each time you want to use the encrypted drive. If you have encrypted a flash drive, an external hard disk or another removable drive, with BitLocker To Go, and you decide to return the drive to its normal state, so that you can use it without typing the unlock password, you have to decrypt it and disable BitLocker To Go. This tutorial walks you through the process:

Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will be delivered as part of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, available this fall. This version is aimed at power users and businesses that need the ultimate performance for demanding tasks like video-editing, processing big data and more. Here’s what’s new about Windows 10 Pro for Workstations and the main features that make it stand out compared to other Windows 10 editions:

All wireless routers have AC in their name, followed by a number. For example, you have routers that are called ASUS RT-AC88U AC3100, TP-LINK Archer C5400 AC5400, or Tenda AC9 AC1200. What does this AC3100, AC5400 or AC1200 mean? Does the number that comes after AC tell you how fast the router is? In theory, manufacturers say that it does. In reality, the truth is different. Here’s why this AC naming convention is marketing with zero value for consumers, what it truly communicates and how not to fool yourself into purchasing a “fast” router:

For reasons known only to Microsoft, they decided to remove the Guest account from Windows 10. As of July 2015, starting with build 10159, this feature is gone from Windows 10, without much of an explanation from Microsoft. Even though this feature is removed from Windows 10, you will find several websites promising multiple ways of enabling the Guest account in Windows 10. The trouble is that all these methods don’t work or they work but they create a standard local user account, instead of a real Guest account. Here’s why the most popular solutions on the web don’t work, what happens when you “enable” the Guest account in Windows 10 and how to clean up the problems you’ve generated for yourself when doing so:

A few years ago, we published a guide about unlinking your Skype ID from your Microsoft account. It was very popular with our readers, and it provided them with real help. However, as of early 2017, it stopped working because Microsoft has silently changed things, without an official blog post of any kind. Today, unlinking your Skype ID from your Microsoft account seems like Mission Impossible. However, we did some research, and we have help for you. Here it is:

Windows 10 S is now available for download and installation for anyone interested, and on any device. However, there are many limitations and issues to consider and, in this article, we go into detail about them. Here’s what you have to take into consideration if you want to use or test Windows 10 S: