Author: Ruslana Lishchuk
Ruslana Lishchuk
Ruslana is a tech content writer whose true passion is finding out about everything Mac-related. She specializes in creating macOS guides and tips & tricks. In her spare time, you’ll find her doing yoga or discovering local coffee shops in search of the best filter coffee.
Encountering a blue screen on Windows 11 with the message “WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR” on an otherwise happy day can take away your smile. The WHEA error (also seen as stop code 0x00000124) stands for Windows Hardware Error Architecture, and Intel says that it means a hardware component (CPU, memory, power supply, disk, etc.) has encountered a fault. Right here, right now, we’ll break down why this BSOD happens and walk you through some of those practical fixes. Don’t panic. With systematic troubleshooting, you’ll track down those culprits and get your Windows 11 running like Usain. Again! Possible Causes Before diving into fixes,…
Ever been stranded with a PC that just won’t roll back? System Restore is supposed to be your digital safety net, but it can leave you high and dry when it fails. Whether you’re on Windows 10 or 11, hitting a “restore point failed” error can be as frustrating as your Wi-Fi dropping during the best part of a movie. Windows users rely on restore points all the time when things go sideways, but when this feature refuses to work, it feels like all hope is lost. Okay. Enough with the nightmares! Let’s explore the common reasons why System Restore…
Accidental data erasure is more common than many Mac users tend to believe. Considering how likely it is to swipe needed files away by accidentally clicking a button, macOS doesn’t automatically delete the files the moment you hit “Delete”. These files get transferred to the Trash instead. But what if you cleared the Trash folder? Is there a way to reverse these changes? Let’s explore the possible solutions on how to recover the emptied Trash on a Mac with and without specialized software. 5 Working Ways to Recover Trash Data on Mac If you find files that were deleted from…
When you erase a file on a Mac, it is not necessarily the end. Nowadays, macOS users have a number of methods to recover their deleted data. Even if you deleted your files from your Mac Trash Bin, you still have some options. You can use either built-in macOS features for data recovery, or you can use a data recovery solution – it is up to you. In this blog post, we aim to provide a brief yet comprehensive review of data recovery options on macOS. Keep reading to learn how to recover deleted files on a Mac in no…
Though the “Invalid B-Tree Node Size” error is not as frequent as other software glitches, dealing with this disk file system problem can be annoying. A damaged B-tree structure can result in all kinds of issues related to file location and organization: startup failures, difficulties accessing files, or total file corruption are a few of them. Users of older Mac models have a higher risk of encountering the error. If you are experiencing the “Invalid B-Tree Node Size” error, you have no reason to panic! There are a lot of fixes you can try, starting from the simplest, using built-in…
Not all macOS boots run as smoothly as we want them to. Sometimes, a simple attempt to start your Mac ends up in the “No Startup Disk on Mac” error, even though your startup disk is installed and supposed to work correctly. As a result, you can’t turn on your device, which looks like a recipe for disaster for anyone relying heavily on their Macs. The problem is the startup disk not showing up, and that can and must be repaired. We will help you every step of the way, and will begin with a step-by-step guide on how to…
Many users can argue that phones are no longer simple communication tools we use to get in touch with friends, colleagues, or services. We use them to store our memories, schedules, passwords, and other essential data. From cherished pictures of memorable moments in life to work documents, your iPhone often houses information you dread losing. However, accidents do happen. Hardware damage, software malfunctions, or a simple wrong tap can sweep files and apps away from your iPhone. The good news is that iOS offers multiple ways to bring the lost file back to your iPhone. Let’s explore the topic of…
It can seem like a part of who you are has been erased when you lose the contacts on your phone. Your friends’, family’s, or necessary services’ contacts—all can be gone in a moment, and it may seem that there is no way of getting back. For some, the situation is even more of a nightmare when they lose business contacts, causing immense financial strain. Irrespective of your device type, accidental erasure of your phone numbers is not final. There are ways to retrieve deleted phone numbers on both iPhone and Android phones, and this guide will walk you through…
In a nutshell, a partition creates separate, independent sections on a Mac that will serve as storage areas on a physical hard drive. They help organize the data and enable users to manage several operating systems on one device. Irrespective of their purpose, subdividing the drive should adhere to a specific procedure for it to work correctly. This blog post will provide you with quick guides on creating partitions using Disk Utility and Boot Camp Assistant and explain how to partition an external hard drive on a Mac. How to Partition a Mac Internal Hard Drive: Let’s start with partitioning…
We can’t emphasize enough how critical regular data backups are. Accidental data loss is more common than many users believe. Whether we talk about a system failure, unintentional manual file deletion or hardware problems, the result can be disastrous – all valuable information is gone from your device. Mac users are in a better position than those working with other operating systems since macOS offers a built-in backup tool called Time Machine. Let’s break down how to use Time Machine correctly to keep your system data safe. How Does Mac Time Machine Work? Let’s start by answering the question: What…