Microsoft recently acknowledged several new bugs affecting File Explorer in the latest Windows 11 24H2 update. If you’ve noticed unusual behavior, you’re not alone. Here’s a rundown of the known issues, workarounds, and what you can expect in upcoming updates.
A Guide to Transferring Your Lightroom Catalog
This guide will show you how to get your Lightroom catalog ready for transfer, whether you’re switching systems or sharing with someone else.
Basic Guide to Improving Windows 11 Performance
Keeping a well-optimized computer system is crucial which is one reason you purchased from Puget Systems. When it comes to Windows 11, one of the latest offerings in the operating system category, there are several ways to ensure optimal performance.
How to Enable and Use Microsoft System Restore in Windows 11
Hello, Windows 11 user, We know that when it comes to technology, sometimes things happen and you wish you could go back in time – and that’s exactly what System Restore is for. Here’s your guide to turning it on and using System Restore in Windows 11. System Restore is that parachute that helps you
Troubleshooting Windows Resource Protection Error
This article covers the steps to resolve the “Windows resource protection could not perform the requested operation” error encountered when attempting to run SFC Scans
Critical Samsung SSD Firmware Update
What is Happening Despite historically being some of our most reliable parts, we have received a surprising number of reports of failing Samsung drives, specifically with the 2TB version of the 980 Pro. We have been working with Samsung to investigate these failures, and they have recently confirmed that there is an issue affecting the
What is Pagefile, and how to adjust it
Pagefile or Virtual Memory is a critical part of Windows. This article will explain why along with how to adjust if you encounter errors or issues
Samsung Magician’s Hot SSDs Aren’t Actually All That Hot
SSDs are reporting as overheating in Samsung Magician, is it real or is it make believe.
Configuring Software Raid Within Windows 10
Most computer users have no need for more than a single drive in their computer, or perhaps a few individual drives if additional storage space is required. There are certain workflows and use cases where features of a RAID – like larger total volume capacity or data redundancy – may be extremely helpful. For large arrays, redundant boot drives, or advanced RAID modes we strongly recommend using a dedicated hardware controller card, but for simple configurations like mirroring or pooling there are options within Windows 10 which can be used without needing special hardware. This guide will cover a couple of those options and how to set them up.
Top Data Transfer Speed Slowdowns – USB
Transferring files from USB to an internal drive is something we all do but occasionally transfer speeds will slowdown to the point they’re barely usable. There are a litany of causes so we will focus on the most common and their respective solutions.