How to Create WiFi HotSpot in Windows 8 or 8.1

You can share your device's WiFi so others can use it. In this way you can use your device as a router/repeater and extend the range of your signals. Unfortunately Windows 8 does not have an easy way to create WiFi Hotspot but we can do this with some easy commands using cmd. First you will have to find whether your network card in your device supports Hotspot sharing or not. Then you will create a hotspot. Then you will share it with others and at last you will share your present WiFi connection's internet access with the shared HotSpot connection

Setup a Homegroup and Share files in Windows

Homegroup allows you to share your files, videos, documents, pictures etc. between computers over your network but all computers must be connected to same router/network for this. Any device who have joined the homegroup can access your shared data but they cannot delete or modify it unless you give them permission to do it.

How to Rename Multiple Files at Once

Changing the name of many files one by one is time consuming especially when you have a large number of items. You do not have to rename them individually when you have this trick of doing it in an instant by following method.

How to install Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1 from USB

The biggest disadvantage of installing windows from CD/DVD is that if your disk got scratches, which is very much unavoidable, your installation will stop in the middle and all the time you spent installing goes in vain. So people get tired and try to keep their windows saved on hard disk. Also many new devices these days does not offer compact disk drive and some of you might have damaged your CD-ROM.

In all these cases you would be hoping for a better and safe method to install windows and that is from flash drive. So here's the steps:

Free up Disk Space by Deleting Unnecessary Files

Is your computer running very slow? It may be because of unnecessary files on your computer which includes error reporting files, log files, temporary internet files and more. These files are present for every user. They does not take much space but if you do not delete them regularly, they accumulate and eat your space and reduce your performance.

Windows includes disk cleanup utility by which you can remove temporary files without much effort. I recommend you to perform disk cleanup twice a month or more for every user on PC.