Microsoft and data
In my previous post, which you can find here, I explained what data Microsoft collects. In this post we take a look at what data Microsoft does not collect. After that we take a look at what Microsoft uses all that data they collect for. Data collection, is it all that bad? No, but that…
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Data has become a valuable commodity, and technology giants like Microsoft collect and utilize this data to enhance their services. They gather a wide range of user data through their products and services, like Windows, Office 365, Bing, and LinkedIn. The data they collect ranges from search history and email content to location information and…
Read MoreUsing File history
In my previous post I explained how to activate file history. You can find this post here. Now that we have File history activated, what can we do with it? Well, we can, for instance, see what an older version of our document looked like. But, before we do that, let us first take a…
Read MoreActivate File history
In my previous post I explained file history. You can find this post here. I explained what I like about it, and what I do not like about it.In this post I will show you how to activate File history. You have to connect an external hard drive to your computer. So, attach your external…
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What is File history? It is actually exact what you would expect from the name. It is a history of a part of the files on your computer. The files in specific folders are copied to another hard drive. This can be a second hard drive in your desktop or an external drive. Most home…
Read MoreUnresponsive apps
We’ve all been there – you are working on your computer, and suddenly, an application freezes. Not only is it frustrating, you can also end up being unsure of what to do next. Dealing with unresponsive apps on Windows can be a common yet annoying experience. However, there are several methods to resolve this issue…
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