Brian Peng, Author at TenComputer

Brian Peng

Brian Peng is a PC technician and network engineer with over 13 years of IT experience. He has worked in the IT industry for a long time, providing IT support and network service support for various companies. Currently, he has written over 1000 articles about computers, games, and mobile.

Program

MoUSO Core Worker Process: What It Is and How to Fix?

Brian Peng

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Recently, many users reported that MoUSO Core Worker Process constantly wakes computers from sleep. Sometimes, your computer is stuck in...

Windows

Fix Broken Registry Items on Windows 10, 8, 7

Brian Peng

2.7k

Sometimes, your computer hits upon power failure or malware, affecting your PC performance. After troubleshooting with Windows power troubleshooter or...

Accessories

Download HP OfficeJet 4630 Printer Drivers on Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7

Brian Peng

Users need to update HP OfficeJet 4630 printer drivers, for the following two reasons. On the one hand, after you...

Game

Fixed: Xbox Party Chat Down or Not Working

Brian Peng

2.8k

You may get problem with Xbox and Game bar on Windows 10 since you can’t join in the party chat...

Mac Windows

How to Save a Webpage as a PDF on Different Browsers

Brian Peng

2.7k

Users feel like saving a webpage to PDF in the following cases: You need to access the content on the...

Windows

Fixed: Windows Can’t Find One of the Files in This Theme

Brian Peng

2.7k

All of a sudden, the “Save a Theme” warning “Windows can’t find one of the files in this theme. Do...

Windows Errors

Resolved: A Device Which Does Not Exist Was Specified

Brian Peng

3.8k

You are not able to initialize a hard drive as the disk problem that “a device which does not exist was specified, location is not available” pop up. Sometimes, when you try to access a hard drive disk like C: or D: or E: or F: or any other hard drive disk in File Explorer, the hard drive is unavailable, so it can’t be initialized. Or there is no media when you open disk management. After you searched online, you may be wondering whether there is full disk usage on...

Windows