Recent content by Achint2000

Might be possible. Check your call logs - there you can see whoever gave missed calls or anything. Then, run their phone number through truecaller or some other app/tracing way you can trust (i never used one though). Otherwise, it's better to block the random number. I had some calls a while...

Personal preference, yes. And also, that when I reinstall Win10 and if I ever need to know where exactly some specific files were, it'll be much easier than searching a text file or an HTML file than having it to look like an actual directory. I've had a big share of Windows issues :\ I...

@Alabalcho, I already described that I don't want it in a txt format, I want to be able to browse it as if it was a real directory without actual files. I won't ask here if I wanted that. :)

Not exactly. It's about 21GB Data still there, which has windows and user files, program files, etc. I'm kinda having a hard time explaining what exactly I want here... All I want to do, is index the drive and then be able to browse THAT INDEX as if it was all still there, the file names show...

I've recently come across a chkdsk issue where it deleted 30 GB from my Win10 SSD drive and now it won't boot. I'm on Windows 7 on the same SSD (Dual Boot). Now, I'm planning on formatting the Win10 drive. Is there any software which can index all directories and files with their...

Seems quite normal... Except the system reading at 4 MB/s from the main disk... Over 4 years of time, hard drives easily get too fragmented and the performance hit is horrible. I had my OS on a 7 year old HDD and it used to take like a minute to do anything. Anyways, if it doesn't defrag...

No big deal, if you have an HDD on your laptop and NOT AN SSD, your HDD must be heavily fragmented. Clear some disk space (atleast 10% of the total size), download piriform defraggler and defrag the hard disk drive. It'll take a long time but will make improvements. Read more about what is disk...

Android's been going on since years and that simple an app doesn't exist? -_- I think there is one but hard to search...

I already have rooted the phone and I don't care if it's on Google Play or not. I just need it because something that's used for simply monitoring apps internet data usage in realtime shouldn't be that ridiculously annoying to find.

This is stupid. No apps on android found which can work like Resource Monitor's "network" tab on Windows. ALL I want, is to see which app is currently accessing how much internet data. ALL the stupid lil apps I found were of statistics, not live. Is there anything? idk where else to ask this...

Well if that's the case... 12 GB RAM is enough for everything except adobe after effects editing or GTA 5 on extreme maxxed out. You do need an SSD as it's a huge quickness hit on every single thing you do with the OS. Go for the SSD and 12GB RAM one. Then chances are, you can get a RAM upgrade...

Completely agree with @Chugalug_ ... Laptops have way low performance under load due to the packed physical size and battery issues. You get almost twice the performance on any desktop having the same laptop specifications (atleast, with my experience). Not to mention the heating issues while...

That's a powerful enough, and say, one of the most powerful high-end gaming laptops you can get in a normal price range. All games won't be full 60FPS on maxxed out graphics but it'll do great at medium-high. Don't even mention that ahead future games. If you can run GTA 5 itself on 1080p Full...

It'll be too difficult. Every CPU has a common CPU socket type. For desktops, it's simple, but on laptops, due to the compact stuffed-in design, it's different. If this was a desktop case, you could simply find a compatible desktop motherboard, get it, hook the CPU into it and start a new...

On the keyboard, press "Print Screen" or "PRT SCR" button. Open Paint, press Ctrl+V to paste it. On the upper menu, save it and there's your screenshot. There's a super easy way to do this, download a program called "Dropbox". It's free and it takes a screenshot instantly and saves it whenever...