January 2016

Occasionally there comes a time where you will need to take drastic measures to solve computer problems. This can often lead to wiping out a hard drive and starting clean, or having to buy new hardware. However there is always 1 last method you should try before you get to that point and that’s a

Unfortunately there comes a time when your computer may have a system problem that is difficult to remedy. Often repairing the system files will solve this. This process can be used to try and solve problems in Windows XP when you are looking to keep important files, settings and software. Even though this process is

Sometimes your computer gets in rough shape and needs to be reverted back to it’s original state. However, no one wants to lose all of the software, settings, or documents and pictures you have accumulated. So Microsoft often offers the ability to do a repair install. This process will help revert all of the system

Sometimes you may reach a point where the only way to get your PC back to normal is a clean Operating System, but this will often lose your files, software and settings. However, there is another method to try before a full new install, and this is often called a repair install or a refresh

Sometimes after every avenue you’ve gone down, the road ends and you’re left with doing an Operating System reinstall. No one ever enjoys doing this, but it does provide you a way to reset Windows while still keeping all of your settings, applications, data and files unchanged. Conveniently a Windows 10 reinstall allows you to

We can try several different methods to unhide these files, each method is provided below with a step by step guide.   Method 1 This method is our first attempt at an automatic method, using a tool from Bleeping Computer called UnHide. You can download and run this tool and it will attempt to automatically