Bobby Clarke

  One of the most common scenarios is trying to recover all your data from the solid-state drive (SSD) that has unfortunately failed. A solid-state drive is a storage device that stores all your data, functioning as secondary storage in the ranking order of computer storage. What if your SSD faces an untimely end without you having a backup of all the data stored on the disk? Luckily, Microsoft will come up with a feature that is all set to save you from real issues like losing data. It will alert users about the impending drive failure. The new feature will come in handy with the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20226, which is designed to figure out hardware malformation for NVMe SSD. Not only this, but it’ll offer a notice when it figures out a risk of failure. If an error is confirmed, the users will be advised to create a backup of their data as soon as possible. The most convenient part is getting notified earlier so that you have enough time to create cloud storage. A...

  Apple rolled out the latest iOS update, iOS 14, recently. This version of iOS has come packed with lots of exciting features. These features are certain to improve the privacy level of your iPhone and certain features are going to enhance your experience of using an iPhone. Picture-in-picture is one such feature that Apple has finally adopted. This feature is going to be useful since it allows you to watch a video while chatting or scrolling through your social media feed or using any other feature of your iPhone. This phone is going to be useful in multitasking and help you save your time. Since it is one of the latest features offered by Apple, it might be a little tricky for you to use this feature. In this article, we are going to tell you how you can enable this interesting picture-in-picture feature and enhance your experience of using your iPhone. Before you start trying to use the exciting latest picture-in-picture feature, it is notable that right now it is available for...

  Windows 10 is one of the most popular and commonly used operating systems that provide a lot of valuable and interesting features to its users. One such feature is the Edge Swipe feature that anyone can enable and use very easily. This unique functionality allows you to perform some actions quickly just by swiping through the edge of your screen. For example, if you swipe from the left corner to the center of your screen, it will switch the currently opened application to the previously opened app on your computer. Unarguably, this is the most fantastic feature that anyone can use, but it might not be useful for all the users. And it’s ok if you want to disable it as it might get frustrating in some situations like when you try to open some other app, and something else opens up accidentally. In situations like these, it is better to disable this feature. Do you want to disable the Edge Swipe feature in your Windows 10 system but don’t know how to do it? If that is the situation,...