Articles by Peter Stelzel-Morawietz
How to use Windows Pro’s BitLocker device encryption on any PC
BitLocker is officially only available for Windows 10/11 Pro. However, the tool is actually also included in the Home versions, just hidden.
Copilot+ PCs explained: AI Windows meets Arm laptops
Microsoft has developed a new version of Windows 11 for the Arm architecture. Here's what you need to know about it.
Passkeys explained: How to embrace a passwordless future today
Passkeys are increasingly replacing traditional passwords. This makes logging on to the internet much more convenient and secure. You can create your first passkey in just one minute.
How to reset Microsoft Edge's browser settings
Sometimes problems occur with the Edge browser, such as annoying cookie settings or blocked downloads. We'll show you how to solve these quickly.
Midnight Commander revives the spirit of Norton's long-dead file manager
Although Norton Commander, once the standard tool among file managers, is long gone, Midnight Commander offers a suitable replacement.
9 must-know Microsoft OneDrive tips: Get more from Windows cloud storage
Microsoft's cloud storage doesn't need to hide behind Dropbox, Google Drive, and others. OneDrive offers some surprising functions and backs up important data automatically.
How to take screenshots of complete web pages
To capture the content of an entire web page, you can either take several screenshots and combine them later -- or you can use a special screenshot add-on such as Fireshot.
Windows: How to only allow software from the Microsoft Store
Programs from the Internet aren't centrally controlled and may contain malicious code. It can be safer to only allow apps from the Microsoft Store on your Windows PC.
How to roll back a problematic Windows update
Windows updates are supposed to solve existing bugs, but they can also cause new problems. For this reason, Microsoft introduced the Known Issue Rollback (KIR) three years ago.
Windows Recycle Bin tips and tricks that optimize your PC
The Windows recycle bin usually receives little attention. However, correct handling is just as important for securely removing sensitive data as it is for restoring accidentally deleted content.
Microsoft OneDrive: How to edit images directly in the cloud
You can access your photos stored Microsoft's OneDrive via Windows Explorer. In addition to being able to view, share, and delete images, you can also edit them directly.
Add Windows 11 features to Windows 10 with these helpful tools
Microsoft had promised annual feature updates for Windows 10, but that's over now. Here's how to add Windows 11's hottest new features to Windows 10 via extra software.
Windows 11: Over 30 hidden new features you probably missed
Windows 11's 22H2 version is almost a year old. In the meantime, Microsoft patched many innovations into the operating system via so-called "Moments."
50 programs that fix Windows problems with just a few clicks
All you need is the right software to quickly fix common Microsoft Windows headaches. Here are 50 ultra-handy tools.
Common tech knowledge debunked: 14 facts and myths
Experience at the PC protects you from many problems. But some seemingly proven tech knowledge is no longer valid: So what's true, and what's myth?
Chrome OS Flex is a strong Windows alternative for really old PCs
When using older PCs, working with Windows can be slow and tedious. Google's Chrome OS operating system is an alternative here.
TinyWow: This free site makes editing and converting any file easy
The online service TinyWow offers features from very different areas, makes each immediately findable, and carries out the respective one-click task immediately and without installation.
O&O SafeErase 18 review: Utterly delete your data
O&O SafeErase 18 promises to irretrievably delete data from the PC, and the latest version aims to offer better browser support and bug fixes.