Have you ever wondered what Public folders are in the User folder in Windows 11/10 and how they can help you share files effortlessly between different user accounts on the same computer? Read this ...

Google is now making it possible to set expiration dates on shared files and folders in Google Drive, reports Digital Trends.

Google also allows managers to apply an expiration date to the Viewer role on folders in shared drives. When a collaborator ...

Windows Privacy Settings offer File System settings, which makes sure that unless allowed, Apps will not be able to access the File System, and user folders such as ...

Ok, i know what i'm supposed to do, but i think i missed something. I am the admin of my computer and the server. Another computer needs access to certain folders, so i created the user on the server ...

Google Drive picked up a new beta feature last year that allows shared drive managers and My Drive owners to restrict access to specific folders. The feature is now rolling out to all Google Workspace ...

When drafting “Switching from a 27-inch iMac to a 14-inch MacBook Pro: A Fresh Start” (30 June 2025), I wrote: The two configuration tweaks that required a bit more effort were displaying the Library ...

The ransomware defense baked into Windows 10 and 11 lets users and admins protect certain folders from “untrusted” apps. But it may block apps you trust, causing frustration and wasted time. Caution ...

On occasion, you may want to allow other people in your home to access your Mac, but not your personal account. We'll show you how to set up and manage temporary guest users. If you are routinely ...

The Windows Subsystem for Android that allows some of our favorite apps to run on Windows 11 isn’t perfect, though it’s been steadily improving since its public release last year. Now Android apps in ...

It’s easy to share files across a local network with macOS, including making a Time Machine volume available to other users. However, you don’t have to let everyone have full access to your Mac or ...