For years, PC games have had an odd habit of treating the Windows Documents folder as their own private storage place. Save games, configuration files, screenshots, mods, caches and various other pieces of user data often end up there, regardless of where the game itself is installed.
Windows 11 changed the right-click menu, hiding the good stuff behind an annoying ‘Show more options’ button. But what if you could bring back the classic context menu with just one simple registry tweak? This one-line command is all it takes. No tools, no downloads, and no bloat. Let’s unlock the hidden Windows 10 menu in seconds.
Ever wished you could fire off an email without opening Outlook, Gmail, or even touching your browser?
Let’s walk through a simple PowerShell script that lets you do just that.
Are you wondering which ports on your computer are open, and being listened to?
Who is listening to them? Have i allowed this?
Lets put PowerShell to work and find out..
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