Tech Tricks

For the past month, I was getting very slow downloading speed when I was trying to update my Linux, so slow that I literally wasn't able to update my pc. First I thought that the problem was with my internet but soon I realized, that wasn't the case. So I figured the problem must be with the servers. So I started searching for the alternate repositories. After applying the alternate repositories, my downloads were significantly higher.

Hello everyone, how are you guys? Good? Cool. Quick question, Do you like our new theme? Let us know in the comments. so this article is for you if you are running Linux and your Bluetooth is not working. So I am here to help you fix that. It will be up and running in no time.

Hey everybody, today I am here with 10 useful CMD commands that you should know about. These command are easy to use and will provide you with lots of information about your computer and even will help you do things fast.

When you are out in the market searching for the best wireless router for your home or office, you need to check for these seven tips to make sure your router gives you the best experience possible. Follow this guide and choose the best router that suits your need.

Developing a website is one thing, but developing one without bugs is another. Before going launching you must ensure that whatever you have developed works fine. So, keeping that in mind TeckQuest have collected some tools that will help you in creating new websites such as code editor, Mobile Emulators, website activity monitoring tools and more...

Hey Guys, today I am here with another VLC trick. VLC is a very powerful media player. It plays every media file you fed to it, but, it also comes pre-packaged with so many other useful tools, one of which is media converter. You can convert media files to different format using VLC, which is awesome because you don't have to install any other media conversion software or anything like that. Why go through the trouble of downloading and installing a new software when your favourite media player can do it, Right?