Google collects data
Google collects data, let us find out what data Google collects in this blog post. In my previous post, which you can find here, I already discussed Google Chrome in relation to stored passwords. In this post we dive a little more into what data Google collects when you use their products. Google I think…
Read MoreBrowsers and passwords
In my previous posts on passwords and longer passwords, I talked about the importance of long and strong passwords. I also talked about password managers. In this post, browsers and passwords, I will discuss how browsers can create and store these passwords for you. Many modern web browsers offer the functionality to generate, and store,…
Read MoreInvisible folders
In this post I will talk about barely visible folders and invisible folders. Next to that I will show you a way to see them. As a last item I will talk about the Desktop and, more specifically, what not to do. Let us start. Creating a barely visible Desktop folder This is actually creating…
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In this post I will talk about hidden folders, and how to hide and display them. Let us dive into it. Hidden and system folders An example of these folders in Windows are system folders. Users typically can not see these folders, or access them. Only the Windows Operating System should have access to them.…
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This post is called More Folders, since I will cover the Recycle Bin, more tips on searching in folders, and pinning folders to the Quick Access menu. So again, a longer then expected post, lets go. Recycle Bin In this chapter on more folders I will discuss the Recycle Bin.You can find the Recycle Bin…
Read MoreSearching Folders
Welcome to this post on searching folders. This is of course not the only topic we will see today. We will also see keyboard shortcuts, changing folder icons, and at the end of this post how to search in folders. Keyboard Shortcuts Windows provides keyboard shortcuts for common tasks. And these keyboard shortcuts can save…
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