Why you need this article If you’re a Mac user looking to install Microsoft Windows 11 on your computer, or your only backup system is a Mac, you’ll need a bootable Windows 11 USB drive. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of creating a Windows 11 install USB using only Microsoft and
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Windows 11 offers some enhancements that will make your work run more smoothly and efficiently. Whether it is productivity boosts or privacy enhancements, there’s something for everyone. These are features that will make your digital life easier, whether you’re working late or with a multitude of tasks. Focus Sessions Focus Sessions, a standout in Windows
This article will show you how to run SFC, Offline SFC. Powerful tools that can help Windows users diagnose and fix issues related to system files, Windows updates, and other operating system components.
Article covering pros and cons of upgrading a GPU along with what to consider before performing an upgrade.
This guide will show you how to get your Lightroom catalog ready for transfer, whether you’re switching systems or sharing with someone else.
Full breakdown of our Puget Tools USB and all it’s features/functions. Full guidance on how to use the tools as well.
If your system won’t boot, a Puget Systems Support Technician may ask that you boot into the Puget Tools USB which provides access to a litany of powerful tools to diagnose your system.
The following article will explain the different backup options built into windows. We also explain how to use them in order to keep your data secure.
The following article will cover some of our favorite 3rd party backup options available in Windows 10.
Microsoft is officially ending all product support in 2020. This means no more security updates, feature updates, patches of any kind or phone, email and chat support. This article will guide you through some of your options as well as discuss the best actions to take to keep you secure after support officially ends.
Experiencing the well known blue screen of death, dramatic slowdowns, software instability, or simply want to know your options for restoring your Windows 10 system? This article will go over the recovery options available within Windows 10 to return your system to a stable point. Knowing WHICH restore option to use to when, will help get your system back up and running quickly and efficiently.
This guide covers how to restore Windows – and the drive it is installed on – to factory conditions, for Puget Systems computers built in 2018 or later. Methods are included for both systems that can boot into Windows and those which cannot. Please note that following these instructions will wipe all data on the primary drive, so back up any data you care about before proceeding!
Windows System Restore is usually enabled by default, but sometimes it is not – or has been turned off by a user. In this article I will show you how to enable Windows System Restore, create a restore point, and how to use that restore point.
Your Windows 8 or 10 system came with a restore utility built into the Tools thumb drive. It’s a great utility, but not entirely straightforward to use. This guide walks you through how to use it.
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