Master Tech Innovation: Comprehensive ‘How To’ Guides for Essential Skills & Troubleshooting
If you try formatting a 64GB+ drive in Windows, you will find that you can’t specify the File system as FAT32. You won’t be able to format such drives to FAT32 on Windows either through the command line or the…
Most of us format a hard drive to get rid of unwanted files and bloatware or to simply free up disk space. Also, some of us might be planning to give the drive away and want to know how to format it…
Back in the days when we heavily relied on HDDs, we partitioned them to improve scalability and performance. Likewise, partitioning an SSD is also achievable. Well, partitioning a solid-state drive lets you create separate sections so that file organization becomes…
Any storage devices are bound to fail after prolonged usage. Similarly, a hard disk with it’s physically moving components fail a lot often. It usually suffers from three types of failures: mechanical, logical, and overtime failure. Once the hard drive…
RAID, or Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks, is a data storage technology used for data redundancy (protection against hardware failure), performance gain, or a combination of both. The various RAID types (levels) store data differently, focus on different things (fault tolerance, throughput, cost),…
Unlike its predecessor, SuperMSConfig doesn’t display all system services, ensuring that users cannot accidentally disable critical ones, which could render the system unstable or unusable. This thoughtful design update makes it safer and more intuitive, especially for less experienced users.…
Master Boot Record (MBR) is the data stored on the first sector of the storage drive that locates and loads Windows. If you’re getting different errors like ‘Operating System Not Found’, ‘Missing Operating System’, ‘Invalid Partition Table’, ‘Bootmgr is missing’,…
With the way storage devices are designed, users will first need to allocate the installed drives in their system to use them. Without allocating first, Windows will not show the disk or allow users to store data. A SSD can…
Routers connect your network devices to the internet. They create a private network of your home and office setup for data exchange. Routers connect directly to the modem using a cable. This allows the router to push internet traffic through the…
Unlike most systems that support XMP (eXtensive Memory Profile), ASUS AMD motherboards offer their own alternative version called DOCP (Direct Overclock Profile). The two work exactly the same way and lets you achieve higher RAM speed with tested voltage and timings. To…
Not being able to connect to your network can prevent you from doing a lot of tasks on your computer. Even system updates won’t be able to install until you have an active connection again. Since most networking connection issues…
Slow WiFi is most often caused by interference from other WiFi networks and old devices in the vicinity. Solid metal objects or concrete walls also block WiFi radio waves pretty hard, making for an even weaker signal. Fixing this is…
