Windows 10

Introduction

Bluetooth technology has revolutionized how we connect devices, especially when it comes to Bluetooth for PCs. However, many users make common yet easily avoidable mistakes. This article provides a research-based deep dive into these pitfalls and offers robust solutions.

Today's Most modern tech devices include Bluetooth as a basic connectivity function, allowing users to connect to other Bluetooth devices, such as a Bluetooth-enabled mouse. Unfortunately, most Windows 10 users either don’t know how to turn on Bluetooth without a mouse or turn it off accidentally while pressing random keys on their keyboards.

If you still haven't figured it out, keep reading this tutorial. We'll cover the following topics:

• How to turn on Bluetooth without a mouse on Windows 10 in 7 Ways.
• How to turn on other Bluetooth devices, like Macs, Android TVs, Xbox, Tablet, etc.
• The most frequently asked questions by users.

Windows OS is a complicated piece of software. From generating user interfaces to establishing communication with hardware and network devices, hundreds of critical processes like Ntoskrnl.exe work in the background to make the system perform smoothly. 

Ntoskrnl.exe is a critical system process that helps establish a connection between the software and the hardware. Unfortunately, malfunctioning system processes like Ntoskrnl.exe errors can cause system issues like crashing, BSOD errors, and high CPU usage.

This error can occur due to several reasons.

This article has tested and listed the best working solutions to fix this BSOD and crashing error in Windows computers. Here’s what we have covered in this article.

• What is the Ntoskrnl.exe process?
• What causes the Ntoskrnl.exe BSOD and crashing error?
• How to fix the Ntoskrnl.exe BSOD and crashing problems in Windows?

Before making the decision to downgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 7, it is important to understand the implications and considerations of doing so.

This includes understanding what hardware and software requirements exist, potential issues related to driver and compatibility changes, as well as how best to back up your files.

With a better understanding of all these elements, you can make an informed decision about whether or not downgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 7 is the right choice for you.

In today's post, I am going to show you how to check RAM in Windows 10.

In fact:

These are the same strategies I used to optimize my RAM for improved performance.

Let's get started!