In Windows 10, it may happen at some point, that you can’t set the default browser correctly (Chrome, Firefox, etc). Here is one possible solution to get your system to remember your default browser choice, if you are having this problem.
Software, Web & Apps
Fix Category Page Links: WordPress SEO Plugin “Strip the Category Base” Not Working
If your WordPress category page links stop working, it may be due to the WordPress SEO plugin’s “strip the category base” feature. Here’s a workaround.
Add the Hibernate Option to Your Windows 10 Start Menu Power Button
After upgrading to Windows 10, you may be missing the “Hibernate” option in the power button of your Windows 10 Start Menu. These simple steps will show you how to add the “Hibernate” option back to your Windows 10 Start Menu power button.
How To: Fix Windows 10 Start Menu When It Is Not Working
In Windows 10, there seems to be a known Windows Start Menu issue, where the Windows 10 Start Menu just stops working. Here is a possible solution to this Windows 10 Start Menu problem.
WordPress/Jetpack: “Something has gotten mixed up!” Error
For WordPress users, the error message “Something has gotten mixed up!” may appear while logged into your WordPress site admin area. This is caused by the Jetpack plugin and can be quickly fixed with the instructions here.
Paste Special in Firefox: Fix Conflict with AdBlock Plus Add-on
In your Firefox browser, if you cannot use CTRL+SHIFT+V to paste plain text without any formatting (paste special function), then one possibility is that you have a conflict with a Firefox add-on. A common conflict may be with the popular Firefox add-on AdBlock Plus. Edit preferences in Firefox to quickly fix this Firefox paste special issue.
Change Your Google Adsense Account Login Email
If you have a Google Adsense account, and you need to change the login email associated with your Adsense account, here are the details on how to do it.
Windows Typing Issue Fix: Pressing Slash Key (“/”) Produces Accented E (“é”)
A small issue may come up, that while typing in Windows, an accented letter E (“é”) incorrectly appears when you press the forward slash key (“/”). This problem is likely caused by accidentally switching your system’s active keyboard layout or input language.