This will create a file, sfclogs.txt, on your desktop. Double-click on it to open the file with Notepad and read the file. You will see “SR” written in front of every transaction. This means all the ...

Follow the below-listed steps. 1] Type “Event Viewer” in the Windows search box and click on the app to launch it. 2] In the Event Viewer app, expand the “Windows Logs” section in the left panel. 3] ...

My Windows PC doesn't crash as often as it did in the Windows 7 era, and I haven't seen any of those dreaded blue screen of death (BSOD) messages, the one thing you could always count on Windows to ...

Secure Boot aims to protect your PC from malware that tries to sneak in as your PC boots up. Here's how to activate the feature if it's not already enabled.