Windows recognizes two network types for networks without a domain server: private and public. On a private network, other ...

Network & Internet Settings in Windows 11 has the following option for you to configure your system and make it work the way you want. Let us start with the first option, Wi-Fi. This setting enables ...

Networking issues have long been the bane of PC users, and they're right up there with printer problems in how annoying they can be. Whether you're rocking the latest high-end networking gear or just ...

There are various ways to work together in a network based on Windows 11. The simplest is to set up a shared workgroup, a kind of team of computers with equal rights. The workgroup in Windows 11 ...

I feel like I'm missing something obvious, because this shouldn't be that hard. System is Windows 10 Enterprise 20H1, May 2020 Update, NOT on a domain, running as admin. I cannot, for the life of me, ...

In the digital age, a stable and secure network connection is the backbone of productivity, entertainment, and communication. Whether you’re setting up a new Windows PC or troubleshooting connectivity ...

There are many reasons for this problem; one of the reasons is that Windows Update failed to install or update the Network drivers, in that case, you have to update the required driver manually.

Your internet isn’t bad, your network settings are.

A decent antivirus program and VPN are a great first line of defense against hackers. But if you haven’t tweaked certain Windows settings, you could still be leaving back doors open for malicious ...

Users running Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 will be able to download an upgrade to their OS to Windows 8 Pro for US$39.99 in 131 markets once the new Windows OS version becomes available, ...

If your phone has trouble with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, resetting its network settings could fix the issue. Whether you use one of our favorite budget Android phones or a top-tier flagship, ...

Some Microsoft bosses like to develop out in the open, letting us follow almost every move (IE team, anyone?). Then there’s Steve Sinofsky, former head of the Office team and now leading up Windows.