Microsoft Store is the place in Windows where you can find apps for Windows 10 and Windows 8.1. Many of these apps are designed to work both on touchscreen devices and traditional PC’s, with a mouse and keyboard. The Microsoft Store evolved a lot, and the number of apps available in is slowly increasing. It does not have as many apps as Google’s Play Store or Apple’s App Store, but it does have plenty of useful apps, well built and of good quality. Many of these apps are free for anyone to download and use. If you have not yet tried the Microsoft Store, check this list with the best free apps for Windows 10 and Windows 8.1:

File History makes automated backups of your data, and it works with storage devices like external hard drives, network storage, and so on. If you want to use File History to back your user data from Windows 10, read this tutorial. We show you how to turn on File History, how to change the way it works, how to stop it when you no longer need it, and how to change File History storage devices. Read on to learn more:

Websites are capable of pushing notifications to our desktop with the help of a web browser. When you subscribe to the notifications sent by a website, it can push them to your desktop even when you are not visiting the site. That can be useful if you want to always be in the loop with the latest news. However, it can also be annoying if you clicked on “Allow notifications” by mistake, and you are bombarded with shady notifications that you do not want. Fortunately, if you are using Google Chrome as your web browser, managing or blocking push notifications from websites is easy as pie. Here is how to allow or block notifications in Google Chrome:

You are probably aware of the risks you are exposed to when you use the same password on all your accounts. Regardless of what type of account you use to log into Windows 10, a weak password can give access to your files to anyone who knows it or can crack it. Therefore, you may want to consider changing it. Also, if your Windows 10 account has been compromised, you must change your password at once. In this article we show you how to change your account password in Windows 10 in the easiest way possible:

In Windows 10 April 2018 update, Microsoft introduced a new feature that lets you reset the password of a local user account, in case you forget it. Up until this update, you had no easy option to do that, which meant that people who used local user accounts in Windows 10 could stumble upon some unfortunate situations. Now, if you want to be able to reset your password when you forget it, you must first go through a simple process of setting up a few security questions. If you answer them correctly when you forget your user password, you can then reset the password with ease. Here is how to set up the security questions for your account:

When we want to tweak different aspects of Windows, we prefer to use the built-in tools provided by the operating system. All modern versions of Windows and especially Windows 10, provide some great tools you can use. One such tool is the underrated Disk Cleanup, which allows you to free up space on your partitions and safely remove system files that you no longer need. Let’s see how it works and why it is one of the best tools for cleaning up storage space, in all versions of Windows: