Learn how to hide or show file extensions in Windows 11/10 File Explorer via Folder Options, Registry, Group Policy or CMD. It is better to set Windows to show them.

How to open a file with no extension in Windows 11/10 There are some free file identifier tools that let you know the extensions of the unknown file types. We have listed some of these tools below.

In this guide, I'll outline how to rename one or many files in bulk using File Explorer, PowerShell, Command Prompt, and PowerToys on Windows 10.

The extensions for Windows 10 that you need are available to download through the Microsoft Store. To open HEIC files you’ll need two extensions, one for HEIF and one for HEVC.

Ransomware can hold personal files hostage when your computer gets infected. Here's how to turn on Windows 10 Ransomware Protection to secure your files.

On Windows 10, it's possible to open HEIC and HEVC files, but you'll have to install a couple of free extensions, and in this guide, I'll show you how. The High-Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF ...

Windows 10 ransomware protection remains the first line of defense for consumers using Windows in 2021. Ransomware not only denies access to your data but demands a ransom be paid.

One of the best features of the Windows 10 File Explorer ribbon is that this option is no longer buried in a dialog box. You can find a simple File Name Extensions check box on the View tab, in ...

Turning on Windows 10's system-level DoH will enable DNS over HTTPS for all browsers installed on your PC that support it, plus any other internet-based programs that can use it now or in the future.

You can turn on Bluetooth on Windows 10 in the Settings app or Action Center. To pair a Bluetooth device to Windows 10, it must be in range and in pairing mode. If your Bluetooth isn't working ...

Everyone should know how to turn on Bluetooth for Windows 10. It's one of the most important ways to connect a set of headphones or wireless earbuds to your PC or laptop The same is true of PC ...

Microsoft hides file extensions in Windows by default even though it's a security risk that is commonly abused by phishing emails and malware distributors to trick people into opening malicious files.