How to Solve the Lnk File Extension Problem in Windows

Lnk is a file extension format that mostly occurs in the Windows Operating System. When there is a Windows Registry error, you can sometimes end up with all your files being converted to a .lnk extension. It spreads among the files like a virus and makes all files inaccessible until you remove it.

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How does Windows Determine the Amount of Time it Takes to Perform an Action with a File?

The ‘time remaining’ estimations on Windows are enough to drive anyone crazy at times, but have you ever wondered how Windows determines those times? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has some answers for a curious, yet frustrated reader’s question.

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How to Check Memory Usage

If your computer is running slow, shortage of memory could be a reason. This handy guide will teach you how to check how much memory your computer is currently using.

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How to Create an Encrypted Container File With BitLocker on Windows

BitLocker normally encrypts entire drives and partitions, but you can also create encrypted container files with tools built into Windows. Such encrypted VHD files can easily be moved between systems, backed up, and hidden when not in-use.

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How to Install, Remove, and Manage Fonts on Windows, Mac, and Linux

Whether you want to use a new font in a Word or just change your operating system’s system font to give it a different look, you’ll first have to install the font on your operating system.

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How to Set Up BitLocker Encryption on Windows

Windows can encrypt entire operating system drives and removable devices with its built-in BitLocker encryption. When TrueCrypt controversially closed up shop, they recommended their users transition away from TrueCrypt to BitLocker.

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Windows 8.1: Using the WIN+X Menu for Essential Administration

When Windows 8 was released, users were left confused and wanting for ways to control their devices. Actual guides to how to access the Control Panel were written and, even today, if you’re an established Windows user, the jump to Windows 8 can feel a little disorienting at first.

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What is the System Reserved Partition and Can You Delete It?

Windows 7 and 8 create a special “System Reserved” partition when you install them on a clean disk. Windows doesn’t assign a drive letter to these partitions, so you’ll only see them when you use Disk Management or similar utility.

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