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[...] users and those looking to just while away the time. One of the best things about the Windows Store is the ease of installing and uninstalling apps. If the app is free, you don't even have to [...]

[...] is the only way to actually enjoy it. However, for most of the ad-supported apps in the Windows Store, there's a way of blocking the actual ads out. Take a look at the Windows 8 app FML [...]

[...] to use peanut butter to clean your dishes? Well now you can find out. Like all app stores, the Windows Store looks to provide users with an abundance of useful and fun applications. In an era where [...]

[...] and Macs. Once the script is created and the app proves to work, it can be placed in the Windows Store for free or purchase. Video: . The fact that any programming can be done on a [...]

[...] up and troubleshooting your mother's, father's, grandma's, or other family member's Windows computer. If they use Apple products, check out our companion guide to speeding up and fixing [...]

[...] up and troubleshooting your mother's, father's, grandma's, or other family member's Windows computer. If they use Apple products, check out our companion guide to speeding up and fixing [...]

[...] If you own an Android device and a Windows computer, there is absolutely no reason you shouldn't have Pushbullet installed. With the Android app [...]

[...] Now that the Surface Pro is out, you can game your heart out and get down with some serious Minecrafting. You're not [...]

[...] , and for a $400 Windows 8 machine, it's impressive to say the least. Now don't get me wrong, a Surface Pro this is not. But unless you plan on heavily gaming or doing other processor-intensive [...]

[...] , since it can't be the Super Bowl every day (if only), those ads that float around on your Microsoft Surface's screen are just obnoxious. Luckily, there is a way to get rid of them, on Facebook at [...]

Remote Desktop gives you access to your Windows 8 PC or device from wherever you are to run your applications and access your files remotely. Left an [...]

[...] DVD movies on your brand new Windows 8 system? That's because Microsoft decided to omit Windows Media Center from Windows 8 this time, instead making it available as an extra download—and it's not [...]

[...] website. Seriously. As I wrote in an earlier article, the native media player for Windows, Windows Media Center, was removed from Windows 8. In order for people to get Windows Media Center, they would [...]

[...] when someone needs to use the computer while you're in the middle of something? A free program called WinLock makes these situations much simpler by letting you lock, password protect, [...]

[...] Windows 8 computer, you can catch them red-handed with Lockscreen Pro. Lockscreen Pro is a free program that uses your computer's webcam to take a photo of failed login attempts. You can also use it [...]