1. Download Chromium: Visit the official Chromium download page to get the latest version for your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux).
   
2. Install Chromium on Windows:
     - Download the setup file from the link above.
     - Once downloaded, run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install Chromium on your PC.
   
3. Install Chromium on macOS:
     - Download the macOS version of Chromium.
     - Open the downloaded .dmg file and drag Chromium into your ‘Applications’ folder.
   
4. Install Chromium on Linux:
     - Depending on your distribution, you can use the terminal to install Chromium:
       - For Ubuntu/Debian: Run
   
   Code:

   sudo apt install chromium-browser
       - For Fedora: Run
   
   Code:

   sudo dnf install chromium

1. Launch Chromium: Open Chromium from your Start menu (Windows), Applications folder (macOS), or application launcher (Linux).
   
2. Sign in with your Google account (optional): If you want to sync your bookmarks, browsing history, and passwords across devices, sign in with your Google account. Click the profile icon in the top-right corner and select ‘Sign In.’
   
3. Set Chromium as your default browser: To make Chromium your default web browser, click the ‘Settings’ menu (three dots in the top-right corner) and navigate to ‘Settings’ > ‘Default Browser.’ Click ‘Make Default.’
   
4. Customize your homepage: Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘On startup’ to choose whether you want to open a specific set of pages, continue where you left off, or open the New Tab page.
   
5. Set up extensions: Chromium supports a variety of browser extensions. Visit the Chrome Web Store to browse and install extensions like ad blockers, password managers, and productivity tools.
   

• Tabs and browsing sessions: Like most modern browsers, Chromium allows you to open multiple tabs in one window. Right-click on a tab to ‘Pin Tab,’ ‘Close Tab,’ or ‘Reopen Closed Tab.’ To open a new tab, click the ‘+’ button at the top of the window.
  
• Incognito Mode: Use Incognito Mode for private browsing, where Chromium doesn’t save your browsing history, cookies, or site data. Open an Incognito window by clicking the ‘Settings’ menu and selecting ‘New Incognito Window.’
  
• Bookmark management: Bookmark your favorite websites by clicking the ‘Star’ icon in the address bar or pressing Ctrl + D (Windows) or Cmd + D (macOS). You can organize bookmarks by creating folders in the ‘Bookmarks Manager’ (accessible via ‘Settings’ > ‘Bookmarks.’).
  
• Password management: Chromium can save and autofill your passwords across websites. Enable this feature in ‘Settings’ > ‘Passwords.’ You can view and manage your saved passwords from the same menu.
  
• Extensions support: As Chromium is the open-source base for Chrome, it supports most Chrome extensions. Visit the Chrome Web Store to install extensions that enhance your browsing experience.
  
• Developer tools: Chromium offers a robust set of developer tools for inspecting web pages, debugging JavaScript, and more. Open Developer Tools by pressing Ctrl + Shift + I (Windows) or Cmd + Option + I (macOS).
  
• Web apps and PWA support: You can install websites as Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) that run like native apps. To install a web app, click the ‘Install’ button in the address bar when you visit a supported site.
  

1. Change the default search engine: By default, Chromium uses Google as its search engine, but you can change it. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Search engine’ and select a different search engine like DuckDuckGo, Bing, or Yahoo.
   
2. Customize your homepage: Set a specific page as your homepage by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Appearance,’ and toggling on ‘Show Home button.’ Enter the URL you want to use as your homepage.
   
3. Manage privacy settings: Control what data Chromium tracks by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Privacy and Security.’ Here, you can manage settings like cookies, browsing history, and site permissions.
   
4. Clear browsing data: To clear your browsing history, cache, or cookies, go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Privacy and Security’ > ‘Clear browsing data.’ You can choose the time range and the type of data you want to delete.
   
5. Install themes: Change the look of Chromium by installing themes from the Chrome Web Store. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Appearance’ and select ‘Theme.’ You’ll be taken to the store, where you can install a theme of your choice.
   

• Chromium crashes or freezes: Try disabling extensions by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Extensions.’ If the issue persists, try reinstalling the browser or clearing your cache and browsing data.
  
• Pages not loading properly: Clear your browser’s cache and cookies by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Privacy and Security’ > ‘Clear Browsing Data.’ Also, check your internet connection.
  
• Cannot install extensions: If you have issues installing extensions from the Chrome Web Store, ensure you’re using the latest version of Chromium. Try reinstalling the extension or checking your network settings.
  
• Slow performance: Disable unnecessary extensions and close unused tabs. You can also go to ‘Settings’ > ‘System’ and disable ‘Continue running background apps when Chromium is closed’ to free up system resources.
  

1. On Windows: Go to Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a Program, find Chromium in the list, and click ‘Uninstall.’
   
2. On macOS: Open the Applications folder, find Chromium, and drag it to the Trash. Empty the Trash to fully uninstall.
   
3. On Linux: Open the terminal and run
   
   Code:

   sudo apt remove chromium-browser
   (Ubuntu/Debian) or
   
   Code:

   sudo dnf remove chromium
   (Fedora).
   

Guide to iCloud for Windows

**iCloud for Windows** allows users to seamlessly access and manage their photos, documents, emails, bookmarks, and more on their Windows PCs. It syncs data across all your Apple devices and ensures that everything is up to date. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of iCloud for Windows.

1. Visit the iCloud download page: Go to the iCloud for Windows page.
   
2. Download iCloud for Windows: Click the ‘Download’ button to get the installer.
   
3. Run the installer: Once the download is complete, open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions to install iCloud for Windows.
   
4. Restart your PC: After installation, you may need to restart your computer to complete the setup.
   
5. Launch iCloud for Windows: Open iCloud from the Start menu or desktop.
   

1. Sign in with your Apple ID: Launch iCloud and sign in with the same Apple ID that you use on your Apple devices.
   
2. Choose what to sync: After signing in, you can choose what types of content to sync between your Windows PC and your Apple devices:
     - iCloud Drive: Sync your documents and files across devices.
     - Photos: Sync photos from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
     - Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks: Sync your iCloud mail, contacts, and calendar to Windows.
     - Bookmarks: Sync Safari bookmarks with Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome.
   
3. Apply changes: After selecting your preferences, click ‘Apply’ to start syncing your data.
   

• iCloud Drive: Access your iCloud Drive files from your PC just like any other folder. Files added to iCloud Drive on your Windows PC will automatically sync to your Apple devices.
    - Open File Explorer and find the ‘iCloud Drive’ folder. You can drag and drop files into this folder to sync them across devices.
  
• Photos: View and download photos from your iCloud Photo Library directly to your PC. Upload photos from your Windows PC to iCloud as well.
    - The ‘iCloud Photos’ folder in File Explorer lets you access your ‘Downloads’ and ‘Uploads’ folders for iCloud Photos.
  
• Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks: Sync your iCloud email, contacts, and calendar events with Outlook. Any changes made in Outlook will be synced to your Apple devices and vice versa.
  
• Bookmarks Syncing: Sync your Safari bookmarks with Internet Explorer, Chrome, or Firefox. Any changes to bookmarks will be updated across all browsers.
  
• Shared Albums: You can view and share photos in Shared Albums with others. Open ‘iCloud Photos’ > ‘Shared Albums’ in File Explorer to view albums shared with you or create new shared albums.
  

1. Changing sync preferences: If you want to change which data is synced, open iCloud for Windows and modify your selections (e.g., Photos, iCloud Drive, or Mail).
   
2. Managing storage: You can check how much iCloud storage you’ve used by opening iCloud for Windows and clicking ‘Storage.’ From here, you can manage backups, documents, and photos stored in iCloud, and upgrade your storage if necessary.
   
3. Enabling shared albums: In the Photos section of iCloud for Windows, check ‘Shared Albums’ to enable photo and video sharing with other iCloud users.
   
4. Download iCloud content: To manually download iCloud Drive files or photos to your PC, right-click the file or folder in File Explorer and select ‘Always keep on this device.’
   
5. Changing sync folders: By default, iCloud content is stored in specific folders in File Explorer. You can change these folders by going to iCloud for Windows and adjusting the sync location settings.
   

• iCloud not syncing: Ensure you are signed in with the correct Apple ID and that your internet connection is stable. Restart the iCloud for Windows app and your PC if syncing issues persist.
  
• Photos not appearing: If your iCloud Photos aren’t syncing, ensure ‘iCloud Photos’ is enabled in the iCloud settings. Check if there is enough iCloud storage available for your photos.
  
• Outlook sync issues: If your iCloud Mail, Contacts, or Calendar aren’t syncing with Outlook, ensure that iCloud is properly connected to Outlook. You may need to reinstall iCloud for Windows to fix Outlook integration issues.
  
• iCloud Drive not showing in File Explorer: Restart iCloud for Windows or reinstall the app if iCloud Drive doesn’t appear in File Explorer.
  
• Insufficient iCloud storage: If you’re running low on storage, delete unnecessary files from iCloud or upgrade to a larger storage plan through iCloud for Windows or your Apple device.
  

1. Open the Control Panel on your Windows PC.
   
2. Go to Programs > Uninstall a Program.
   
3. Find iCloud in the list of installed programs and click ‘Uninstall.’
   
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove iCloud from your computer.
   

Guide to Windows Scan

**Windows Scan** is a simple, easy-to-use app designed to help users scan documents and images directly from their scanner to a Windows device. It supports various scanning formats and allows users to adjust settings like resolution and file format. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of the Windows Scan app.

1. Open the Microsoft Store: On your Windows device, open the Microsoft Store from the Start menu or taskbar.
   
2. Search for Windows Scan: In the search bar, type “Windows Scan” and press Enter.
   
3. Download the app: Click on ‘Get’ or ‘Install’ to download and install the app on your device.
   
4. Launch the app: After installation, you can launch the Windows Scan app from the Start menu or by searching for it in the search bar.
   

1. Connect your scanner: Ensure your scanner is properly connected to your Windows device via USB or Wi-Fi. If it's a wireless scanner, make sure both your scanner and PC are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
   
2. Launch Windows Scan: Open the Windows Scan app from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.
   
3. Select your scanner: In the app, select your scanner from the dropdown menu at the top. If your scanner is not detected, check the connection or refer to the scanner’s manual.
   
4. Choose scan settings: You can adjust the scan settings before starting. These include:
     - Source: Choose between Flatbed or Feeder if your scanner has multiple options.
     - File Type: Select the desired file format for your scan (e.g., JPEG, PNG, PDF).
     - Color Mode: Choose between Color, Grayscale, or Black and White.
     - Resolution: Set the scan resolution (DPI) for better quality or smaller file size.
   
5. Preview the scan (optional): You can preview your document by clicking ‘Preview’ to ensure everything is aligned correctly on the scanner.
   
6. Scan the document: Once you’ve adjusted the settings, click ‘Scan’ to begin scanning the document or image.
   
7. Save the scan: After the scan is complete, the app will prompt you to save the file. Choose the location where you’d like to save it on your device and click ‘Save.’
   

• Multiple scanning formats: You can scan and save documents in popular formats like PDF, JPEG, and PNG. Choose the file format that best fits your needs in the ‘File Type’ dropdown menu.
  
• Resolution settings: Adjust the DPI (dots per inch) to control the quality of your scan. A higher DPI will result in a more detailed scan, but the file size will be larger. A lower DPI is ideal for smaller files.
  
• Color and grayscale scanning: Choose between Color, Grayscale, or Black and White scanning depending on your preference. Grayscale is perfect for scanning black-and-white documents, while color scans are ideal for photos.
  
• Multiple pages scanning: If your scanner supports a document feeder, you can scan multiple pages into a single PDF. Choose the ‘Feeder’ option from the source settings and the app will automatically scan each page.
  
• Preview feature: Use the preview feature before starting the final scan to ensure your document or image is properly aligned on the scanner bed.
  
• File organization: After scanning, you can choose where to save the file and give it a unique name to keep your documents organized.
  

1. Setting a default file format: If you frequently use a particular file format (like PDF for documents), set it as the default by selecting it from the ‘File Type’ dropdown menu before scanning.
   
2. Adjusting DPI for specific tasks: Use a high DPI setting (300 DPI or above) for scanning images or documents that require fine detail. For basic text documents, you can lower the DPI to 150 or 200 to reduce file size.
   
3. Saving location presets: You can choose the folder where your scanned files are automatically saved. Create a dedicated folder for scans to quickly access your documents.
   
4. Batch scanning for multi-page documents: If your scanner supports it, use the ‘Feeder’ option to scan multiple pages at once and save them in one file, reducing the need to scan pages individually.
   

• Scanner not detected: Ensure that your scanner is properly connected to your computer. If it’s a wireless scanner, check the Wi-Fi connection and try restarting both the scanner and the computer. You may also need to install the latest drivers from your scanner’s manufacturer.
  
• Poor scan quality: If the scans appear blurry or pixelated, increase the DPI in the scan settings to improve resolution. Ensure the document is flat on the scanner bed and check for dust or smudges on the glass.
  
• File not saving properly: Make sure you have selected a valid save location and file format. Check if you have sufficient disk space on your computer to store the scanned files.
  
• App crashes or freezes: Try restarting the app and your computer. If the problem persists, reinstall the app from the Microsoft Store to resolve any potential software issues.
  

1. Open the Start Menu and go to Settings > Apps > Apps & Features.
   
2. Scroll down to find Windows Scan, then click on it.
   
3. Click ‘Uninstall’ and follow the on-screen instructions to remove the app from your device.
   

Guide to Netflix on Desktop

**Netflix** is a popular streaming service that allows users to watch movies, TV shows, documentaries, and more on a variety of devices, including desktop computers. With a vast library of content, Netflix is a go-to platform for on-demand streaming. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of Netflix on desktop.

1. Using a Web Browser: 
     - Open your preferred web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.).
     - Go to www.netflix.com.
     - Sign in with your Netflix account or create a new account if you don’t have one.
   
2. Using the Netflix App (Windows 10/11 only): 
     - Open the Microsoft Store on your computer.
     - Search for “Netflix” and click ‘Get’ to download and install the app.
     - Once installed, launch the app and sign in with your Netflix account.
   

1. Sign in or create an account: 
     - If you’re new to Netflix, go to Sign Up and follow the steps to create an account.
     - If you already have an account, simply enter your email and password to log in.
   
2. Choose a subscription plan: 
     - Netflix offers three subscription plans: 
       - Basic: SD quality, 1 screen at a time. 
       - Standard: HD quality, 2 screens at a time. 
       - Premium: Ultra HD/4K quality, 4 screens at a time.
   
3. Set up user profiles: 
     - You can create separate profiles for different users in your household. Click the ‘Add Profile’ button and assign names to each profile. This allows personalized recommendations for each user.
   

• Search for content: Use the search bar at the top of the screen to find specific movies, TV shows, genres, or actors. Type in your query, and Netflix will display relevant results.
  
• Browse categories and genres: On the homepage, you’ll see curated categories such as ‘Trending,’ ‘New Releases,’ ‘Popular on Netflix,’ and more. You can also browse by genres like Comedy, Action, Horror, Documentaries, etc.
  
• Watch in full-screen mode: When playing a video, click the ‘Full Screen’ icon in the bottom-right corner to maximize the viewing area. Press ‘Esc’ to exit full-screen mode.
  
• Subtitles and audio options: To enable subtitles or change the audio language, click the ‘Audio & Subtitles’ icon at the bottom of the screen while watching a video. Choose your preferred subtitle language or switch to another audio language if available.
  
• Add to My List: If you want to save a show or movie to watch later, hover over the title and click ‘Add to My List.’ You can access your saved content by clicking the ‘My List’ section from the top menu.
  
• Playback speed control: While watching a video, Netflix offers playback speed control. Click the ‘Speed’ icon to adjust the speed to 0.5x (slower) or up to 1.5x (faster).
  
• Continue watching: Netflix will keep track of the shows and movies you’ve started watching and let you resume from where you left off. You can find the ‘Continue Watching’ section on your homepage.
  
• Skip Intro and Next Episode: Netflix allows you to skip the intro of a TV show by clicking the ‘Skip Intro’ button. After an episode ends, you can also click ‘Next Episode’ to proceed to the next one.
  

1. Parental controls: Netflix allows you to set maturity ratings for each profile to control the type of content available. Go to ‘Account Settings’ > ‘Parental Controls,’ set a PIN, and choose the appropriate content level for each profile.
   
2. Playback settings: To adjust video playback quality, go to ‘Account Settings’ > ‘Playback Settings.’ Choose between ‘Auto,’ ‘Low,’ ‘Medium,’ or ‘High’ based on your internet speed and data usage preference.
   
3. Download for offline viewing (Windows app only): With the Netflix desktop app on Windows, you can download shows and movies for offline viewing. Click the ‘Download’ button next to the title to save it for later. Access your downloads by clicking the ‘Downloads’ section in the sidebar.
   
4. Profile and language settings: Customize your profile by clicking on your avatar in the top-right corner, then selecting ‘Manage Profiles.’ Here, you can change the profile picture, set the display language, and adjust other preferences.
   
5. Data usage settings: To manage how much data Netflix uses, especially on limited connections, go to ‘Account Settings’ > ‘Data Usage.’ You can select options such as ‘Low,’ ‘Medium,’ ‘High,’ or ‘Auto.’
   

• Buffering or slow streaming: Check your internet connection and ensure that you have enough bandwidth. If you experience buffering, lower the video quality in the ‘Playback Settings.’
  
• Netflix not loading or crashing: Clear your browser cache if you’re using Netflix in a browser, or try restarting the Netflix app. If problems persist, reinstall the app or update your browser.
  
• Audio out of sync with video: Pause the video and restart playback. If the issue continues, refresh the page (browser) or restart the app.
  
• Error code issues: If you receive an error code, visit the Netflix Help Center and search for the specific error code for troubleshooting steps.
  

1. Open the Control Panel, go to Programs > Uninstall a Program, and find Netflix in the list.
   
2. Click ‘Uninstall’ and follow the on-screen instructions to remove the app from your system.
   

Guide to Spotify on Desktop

**Spotify** is a popular music streaming service that provides access to millions of songs, playlists, and podcasts. With the Spotify desktop app, you can listen to music, create playlists, and discover new artists right from your computer. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of Spotify on Desktop.

1. Visit the Spotify website: Go to the Spotify download page.
   
2. Download the installer: Click the ‘Download’ button to get the installer for your operating system (Windows or macOS).
   
3. Run the installer: Once the download is complete, open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions to install Spotify on your computer.
   
4. Complete installation: After the installation is finished, launch Spotify from your desktop or Start menu.
   

1. Open Spotify: Launch Spotify on your desktop.
   
2. Log in or create an account: You can either log in using your existing Spotify credentials or sign up for a new account. You can sign in using your email, Facebook, or Apple ID.
   
3. Choose your subscription type: Spotify offers two subscription options:
     - Free Plan: Includes ads, shuffle play, and limited skips.
     - Premium Plan: Offers ad-free listening, offline playback, and unlimited skips. You can subscribe to Premium by clicking ‘Upgrade’ in the top-right corner.
   
4. Customize your profile: Add a profile picture and update your personal info by clicking on your name in the top-right corner and selecting ‘Profile.’ You can also share your listening activity with friends by connecting your social media accounts.
   

• Search for music: Use the search bar at the top of the app to find songs, albums, artists, or playlists. Type in a keyword or artist name, and Spotify will display relevant results.
  
• Create and manage playlists: To create a new playlist, click ‘Create Playlist’ in the sidebar. Give your playlist a name, and start adding songs by dragging them into the playlist or by right-clicking a song and selecting ‘Add to Playlist.’
  
• Discover new music: Spotify’s ‘Browse’ section offers personalized recommendations, curated playlists, and the latest releases. You can also explore ‘Discover Weekly’ and ‘Release Radar’ playlists, which are tailored to your listening preferences.
  
• Follow artists and playlists: Follow your favorite artists by going to their profile page and clicking ‘Follow.’ You’ll get updates when they release new music. You can also follow playlists created by others, including official Spotify playlists.
  
• Listen to podcasts: Spotify offers a large collection of podcasts. Click the ‘Podcasts’ section in the left sidebar to browse, search, and stream podcasts. You can subscribe to your favorite shows to receive updates when new episodes are released.
  
• Offline playback (Premium only): Spotify Premium allows you to download songs and playlists for offline listening. To download a playlist, simply toggle the ‘Download’ button at the top of the playlist. Once downloaded, you can play the music offline without using data.
  
• Crossfade and gapless playback: Customize how your songs transition by enabling crossfade. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Playback’ and adjust the crossfade slider to smoothly transition between songs.
  
• Private session: If you want to listen without sharing your activity, you can enable a private session. Click your profile picture in the top-right corner and select ‘Private Session.’
  

1. Change the streaming quality: Spotify offers different streaming quality levels based on your internet connection and subscription type. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Music Quality’ to choose between Low, Normal, High, or Very High quality (Premium only).
   
2. Enable or disable autoplay: By default, Spotify will automatically play similar songs after your current playlist ends. To turn autoplay on or off, go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Autoplay.’
   
3. Custom playlist covers: You can change the cover image for your playlists. Click on the playlist, then click the default cover image to upload a new image from your computer.
   
4. Equalizer settings (Windows only): Adjust the equalizer to personalize how your music sounds. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Equalizer’ and adjust the sliders to suit your preference.
   
5. Connect to devices: Use Spotify Connect to play music on external devices like smart speakers, TVs, or gaming consoles. Click the ‘Device’ icon in the bottom-right corner and select the device you want to play music on.
   

• Spotify not playing music: Check your internet connection and make sure your device is connected. If songs are buffering, try lowering the streaming quality in the settings.
  
• Offline downloads not working: Make sure you have a Spotify Premium subscription and that you have enough storage space on your device. Check that you are connected to Wi-Fi for downloading large playlists.
  
• Spotify keeps crashing: Ensure that your desktop app is updated by going to ‘Help’ > ‘Check for Updates.’ If the app keeps crashing, try reinstalling Spotify.
  
• Can’t connect to external devices: Make sure both your computer and the external device (e.g., smart speaker) are on the same Wi-Fi network. Restart both devices if they do not appear in the ‘Devices Available’ list.
  

1. On Windows: Open the Control Panel, go to Programs > Uninstall a Program, find Spotify in the list, and click ‘Uninstall.’
   
2. On macOS: Open the Applications folder, find the Spotify app, and drag it to the Trash. Empty the trash to completely remove the app.
   

Guide to iTunes

**iTunes** is a media player, library, and mobile device management application developed by Apple. It allows users to organize, download, and play digital music, movies, TV shows, and podcasts. iTunes also serves as a platform to sync iOS devices like iPhones and iPads. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of iTunes.

1. For Windows:
     - Visit the official iTunes download page.
     - Click ‘Download Now’ to get the installer for your Windows version.
     - Once downloaded, open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions.
   
2. For macOS:
     - iTunes comes pre-installed on macOS versions prior to Catalina. For macOS Catalina and later, iTunes is replaced with the Music app, which handles music and media.
   
3. Complete installation: After installation, launch iTunes from the Start menu (Windows) or Applications folder (macOS).
   

1. Launch iTunes: Open iTunes on your device.
   
2. Sign in with your Apple ID: In the menu bar, click ‘Account’ > ‘Sign In.’ Enter your Apple ID and password. If you don’t have an Apple ID, click ‘Create New Apple ID.’
   
3. Set your preferences: Go to ‘Edit’ > ‘Preferences’ (Windows) or ‘iTunes’ > ‘Preferences’ (macOS) to adjust your settings, such as library organization, import settings, and parental controls.
   
4. Authorize your computer: To play purchased content or sync devices, authorize your computer by going to ‘Account’ > ‘Authorizations’ > ‘Authorize This Computer.’ You can authorize up to 5 computers with the same Apple ID.
   

• Importing and organizing music: You can import music into iTunes by going to ‘File’ > ‘Add File to Library’ or ‘Add Folder to Library.’ iTunes will organize your music based on artist, album, and genre. You can create playlists to group your favorite tracks together.
    - To create a playlist, click ‘File’ > ‘New’ > ‘Playlist’ and drag songs into the playlist.
  
• Purchasing music and media: Access the iTunes Store by clicking the ‘Store’ button in the top-right corner. Here, you can purchase music, movies, TV shows, and more. Once purchased, the content will be added to your library.
  
• Syncing your iPhone, iPad, or iPod: To sync media and apps with your iOS device, connect it to your computer using a USB cable. In iTunes, click the device icon that appears in the top-left corner. You can then choose to sync music, apps, photos, and more.
    - To sync specific content, select the content type (Music, Movies, etc.), check ‘Sync’, and click ‘Apply.’
  
• Backup and restore iOS devices: iTunes allows you to back up your iOS device. Connect your device, click the device icon, and select ‘Back Up Now.’ To restore a backup, click ‘Restore Backup.’
  
• Playing music and media: To play a song or video, simply double-click on the item in your library. You can control playback using the buttons at the top of the iTunes window or by right-clicking and selecting ‘Play.’
  
• Organizing playlists: You can create and manage playlists for easy access to your favorite songs. Drag and drop songs into the playlist, or right-click a song and select ‘Add to Playlist.’
  
• CD ripping and burning: You can rip audio CDs to add to your library by inserting a CD, selecting ‘Import CD,’ and choosing your desired format (e.g., MP3, AAC). iTunes also allows you to burn playlists to a CD by selecting ‘File’ > ‘Burn Playlist to Disc.’
  

1. Change the import settings: You can adjust how iTunes imports your CDs or files by going to ‘Edit’ > ‘Preferences’ > ‘Import Settings.’ Choose your preferred format (AAC, MP3, WAV, etc.) and bit rate for better audio quality or smaller file sizes.
   
2. Equalizer and sound enhancements: Customize your audio experience by enabling the equalizer. Go to ‘View’ > ‘Show Equalizer,’ and adjust the sliders to modify the sound output. You can also apply sound enhancements like crossfade and sound check in ‘Preferences’ > ‘Playback.’
   
3. Managing subscriptions: iTunes supports podcast and Apple Music subscriptions. Go to ‘Library’ > ‘Podcasts’ to manage and subscribe to your favorite podcasts. If you use Apple Music, access your music and playlist collections under ‘For You.’
   
4. Dark Mode (macOS only): If you're using macOS Mojave or later, you can enable Dark Mode by going to ‘System Preferences’ > ‘General’ > ‘Appearance’ and selecting ‘Dark.’ This will apply a dark theme to iTunes.
   

• iTunes not recognizing your device: Ensure that your device is properly connected, and try using a different USB cable or port. You can also restart your device and iTunes to fix the issue.
  
• Slow performance: If iTunes is running slowly, try closing background applications or updating to the latest version of iTunes. Go to ‘Help’ > ‘Check for Updates.’
  
• Sync errors: If your device isn’t syncing properly, check your iTunes and device for available updates. Ensure that you have enough storage on your device and that you have selected the correct content to sync.
  
• Can’t authorize or deauthorize a computer: Go to ‘Account’ > ‘Authorizations’ > ‘Authorize This Computer’ or ‘Deauthorize This Computer.’ If you’ve reached your authorization limit, you can deauthorize all devices in your Apple ID account settings.
  

1. On Windows: Go to Control Panel > Programs and Features, find iTunes, and click Uninstall. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove iTunes.
   
2. On macOS: iTunes cannot be uninstalled on macOS versions where it is pre-installed. For macOS Catalina and later, use the Music app instead.
   

Guide to WhatsApp

**WhatsApp** is a popular messaging app that allows users to send messages, make voice and video calls, and share media files across multiple platforms. It’s available on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of WhatsApp.

1. For Smartphones (iOS/Android):
     - Go to the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android).
     - Search for “WhatsApp” and download the app.
   
2. For Desktop (Windows/macOS):
     - Visit the official WhatsApp website and download the desktop version for your system.
     - Install the app by following the on-screen instructions.
   
3. For Web (WhatsApp Web):
     - Open your web browser and visit WhatsApp Web.
     - Scan the QR code displayed on the screen using your smartphone (within the WhatsApp app, go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Linked Devices’ > ‘Link a Device’ to scan the code).
   

1. Launch the app: Open WhatsApp from your app drawer (smartphone) or desktop.
   
2. Verify your phone number: Enter your phone number and tap ‘Next.’ You will receive an SMS with a verification code. Enter the code to verify your number.
   
3. Set up your profile: After verifying your number, you’ll be prompted to set your profile. Add a profile photo and enter your name. This name will appear in your contacts' WhatsApp chats.
   
4. Restore chats (optional): If you’ve used WhatsApp before, you may be asked to restore your chat backup from Google Drive (Android) or iCloud (iOS). Tap ‘Restore’ to retrieve your old messages, if available.
   
5. Allow permissions: WhatsApp will ask for permission to access your contacts, microphone, and camera. Grant the necessary permissions to use all features of the app.
   

• Sending messages: To send a message, tap the ‘New Chat’ icon, select a contact, and type your message in the text box. You can also send emojis, stickers, or GIFs by tapping the relevant icons in the text input field.
  
• Voice and video calls: To make a voice or video call, open a chat with a contact, and tap the ‘Phone’ or ‘Video’ icon in the top-right corner.
  
• Group chats: Create a group chat to communicate with multiple people at once. Tap ‘New Group,’ select the participants, and set a group name. You can add up to 256 members to a group.
  
• Sending media: Tap the ‘Paperclip’ icon in the chat window to send images, videos, documents, or location. Select the media you want to send, and it will appear in the chat.
  
• Voice messages: Hold down the ‘Microphone’ icon next to the text input field to record and send a voice message. Release the button to send the message.
  
• Status updates: Share text, photos, or videos as status updates that disappear after 24 hours. Tap the ‘Status’ tab and the ‘My Status’ icon to create a new status.
  
• Disappearing messages: Enable disappearing messages in any chat to have messages automatically deleted after 24 hours, 7 days, or 90 days. Go to ‘Chat Settings’ > ‘Disappearing Messages.’
  
• End-to-end encryption: All WhatsApp messages, calls, and media are encrypted end-to-end, ensuring that only you and the recipient can read or listen to your communication.
  

1. Notifications: Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Notifications’ to customize sound, vibration, and LED alerts for messages and calls.
   
2. Privacy settings: Adjust who can see your profile picture, status, and last seen by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Privacy.’ You can choose to make these details visible to everyone, only your contacts, or no one.
   
3. Chat wallpaper: You can change the background of your chat window by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Chats’ > ‘Wallpaper.’ Choose a preloaded wallpaper or select an image from your gallery.
   
4. Data and storage usage: Manage your data usage by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Data and Storage Usage.’ Here, you can set media auto-download preferences and monitor how much data WhatsApp is using.
   
5. Dark mode: Enable dark mode by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Chats’ > ‘Theme’ and selecting ‘Dark.’ This is easier on the eyes, especially at night.
   

• Not receiving messages: Ensure you have a stable internet connection, and check your phone's notification settings to ensure WhatsApp notifications are allowed.
  
• Can’t verify phone number: Make sure you’ve entered the correct phone number with the country code. If you don’t receive the SMS, request a call for verification.
  
• Low-quality voice or video calls: This can happen due to poor network conditions. Ensure you have a strong Wi-Fi or data connection before making calls.
  
• Chat backups not working: Ensure your device is connected to Google Drive (Android) or iCloud (iOS) and that you have enough storage space for the backup. Check that automatic backups are enabled under ‘Settings’ > ‘Chats’ > ‘Chat Backup.’
  

1. On Android, go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Apps’ > ‘WhatsApp’ and tap ‘Uninstall.’ On iOS, press and hold the WhatsApp icon on your home screen and select ‘Delete App.’
   
2. If using WhatsApp on desktop, go to your Control Panel (Windows) or Applications (macOS), find WhatsApp in the list of installed programs, and click ‘Uninstall.’
   

Guide to ZPired Easy Image Modifier

**ZPired Easy Image Modifier** is a lightweight and efficient tool for batch image editing and conversion. It allows users to modify, resize, and apply filters to images quickly and easily. With a simple interface, it’s perfect for users who need to process multiple images at once without the complexity of advanced editing software. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of ZPired Easy Image Modifier.

1. Download the installer: Visit the official website or a trusted download source to get the latest version of ZPired Easy Image Modifier for your system.
   
2. Run the installer: After downloading, open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
   
3. Choose installation options: Select the installation directory and decide whether to create a desktop shortcut for quick access.
   
4. Complete installation: Once installation is finished, launch ZPired Easy Image Modifier from your desktop or Start menu.
   

1. Set up the interface: The main window provides an intuitive layout with options to load, edit, and export images. Familiarize yourself with the main toolbars for quick access to different features such as resizing, cropping, and batch processing.
   
2. Import images: To get started, import the images you want to modify by clicking ‘Add Images’ in the toolbar or by dragging and dropping your image files directly into the interface.
   
3. Choose output directory: Set the folder where your modified images will be saved. Go to ‘Options’ > ‘Output Folder’ and choose a location for the processed files.
   
4. File format options: In the ‘Format’ section, choose the output format for your images (e.g., JPEG, PNG, BMP). You can also adjust the quality settings for formats like JPEG to control file size and image quality.
   

• Batch resizing: You can resize multiple images at once. After importing your images, click ‘Resize’ from the toolbar. Specify the desired dimensions (e.g., width and height) or use percentage scaling. Choose whether to maintain the aspect ratio to prevent distortion.
    - To resize all images to the same dimensions, select ‘Apply to All’ before processing.
  
• Cropping images: Use the cropping tool to trim unwanted areas from your images. Select ‘Crop’ from the toolbar, define the crop area manually, or set specific dimensions for the crop.
  
• Image format conversion: Convert your images to different formats by selecting the output format in the ‘Format’ dropdown menu. Supported formats include JPEG, PNG, BMP, and TIFF. Once the format is chosen, click ‘Start Conversion’ to process the images.
  
• Applying filters and effects: ZPired Easy Image Modifier allows you to apply basic filters to your images, such as brightness, contrast, and color correction. Go to ‘Filters’ and choose the filter you wish to apply. Adjust the intensity using the sliders.
  
• Adding watermarks: If you want to protect your images, you can add text or image watermarks. Go to ‘Watermark’, choose either text or an image watermark, and adjust the position, opacity, and size. You can preview the watermark before applying it to your batch of images.
  
• Rotating and flipping images: Rotate or flip your images by using the ‘Rotate’ option. You can rotate images 90, 180, or 270 degrees, or flip them horizontally or vertically. This is especially useful for correcting orientation.
  
• Batch renaming: To rename multiple images at once, go to ‘Tools’ > ‘Batch Rename.’ Set a new naming convention (e.g., prefix, suffix, or sequential numbering) for all the images in your batch.
  

1. Custom presets: You can save your most frequently used settings as presets for quick access. After setting your resize dimensions, format options, and effects, click ‘Save Preset.’ You can then apply this preset to future projects by selecting it from the ‘Presets’ dropdown menu.
   
2. Adjust image quality settings: For formats like JPEG, you can adjust the quality to balance file size and image fidelity. Go to the ‘Advanced Settings’ in the ‘Format’ section and move the quality slider to set the desired compression level.
   
3. Process prioritization: If you're processing a large number of images and want to optimize performance, you can adjust the priority of ZPired Easy Image Modifier in the ‘Performance Settings.’ This allows you to allocate more system resources to the tool during batch operations.
   
4. Custom aspect ratio for resizing: If your images have different aspect ratios and you want to apply a uniform size, go to ‘Resize Options’ and enable the option to ‘Fit to Aspect Ratio’ to maintain consistency across all images.
   

• Images not resizing properly: Ensure that you have selected the correct resizing options and that ‘Maintain Aspect Ratio’ is checked if you want to avoid image distortion.
  
• Slow performance during batch processing: If the tool is running slowly, reduce the number of images processed at once or lower the output resolution. You can also try adjusting the ‘Performance Settings’ to allocate more system resources.
  
• Watermarks not displaying correctly: Check the opacity and size settings for your watermark. If you’re using an image watermark, ensure that the image file is properly linked and the path is correct.
  
• Output file size too large: If your output file size is too large, reduce the image quality in the ‘Advanced Settings’ under the output format or use a more compressed format like JPEG.
  

1. Open the Control Panel or Settings on your computer.
   
2. Go to Programs > Uninstall a Program (Windows).
   
3. Find ZPired Easy Image Modifier in the list of installed programs and click Uninstall.
   
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove the software from your system.
   

Guide to RealWorld Paint

**RealWorld Paint** is a free and feature-rich image editor designed for creating and editing raster images and basic animations. It provides tools for photo retouching, drawing, and creating icons or logos. RealWorld Paint is ideal for beginners and casual users who want a simple, easy-to-use interface for their creative projects. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of RealWorld Paint.

1. Download the installer: Visit the official RealWorld Paint website and download the latest version for Windows.
   
2. Run the installer: After downloading, run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.
   
3. Choose installation options: During installation, you can select the destination folder and whether to create desktop or Start menu shortcuts.
   
4. Complete installation: Once the installation is complete, launch RealWorld Paint from your desktop or Start menu.
   

1. Set up your workspace: When you first open RealWorld Paint, you’ll see the main workspace with toolbars and panels on either side of the canvas. You can rearrange these panels by dragging them to different parts of the screen or hide panels by going to ‘View’ and selecting or deselecting panels.
   
2. Select your default file format: You can set your preferred file format for saving images by going to ‘File’ > ‘Preferences’ and choosing between formats like PNG, JPEG, and BMP.
   
3. Customize the toolbars: RealWorld Paint allows you to add or remove tools from the toolbar. Go to ‘View’ > ‘Toolbars’ to customize which tools are visible for easy access.
   
4. Import or create a new image: To begin editing, either create a new canvas by going to ‘File’ > ‘New,’ or import an existing image by selecting ‘File’ > ‘Open.’ Set your canvas size and resolution if creating a new image.
   

• Drawing and painting tools: RealWorld Paint offers several drawing tools, including pencils, brushes, and shapes. Select a tool from the toolbar on the left, then adjust its settings like size, opacity, and color in the properties panel at the bottom. You can also use custom brushes by importing them into the brush library.
    - To draw a line or shape, choose the ‘Shape Tool’ and select a shape (e.g., rectangle, ellipse) from the top options bar.
  
• Layers and transparency: RealWorld Paint supports layers, allowing you to work non-destructively. Use layers to add separate elements, make changes, or apply effects without altering the original image. Access the layers panel on the right to add, delete, or merge layers.
    - To create a new layer, go to ‘Layer’ > ‘Add New Layer.’
  
• Selection tools: The selection tools in RealWorld Paint allow you to isolate parts of an image for editing. Choose from the ‘Rectangular Selection,’ ‘Lasso Tool,’ or ‘Magic Wand Tool’ to select areas of your image. You can then move, cut, or apply effects to the selected area.
  
• Photo retouching and effects: RealWorld Paint includes several retouching tools, such as the ‘Clone Tool’ for duplicating parts of an image, and the ‘Healing Brush’ for removing blemishes. You can also apply effects like blurring, sharpening, and color adjustments under the ‘Effects’ menu.
  
• Text and typography: To add text to your image, select the ‘Text Tool’ from the toolbar, click on the canvas, and start typing. Customize font, size, color, and alignment in the properties panel at the bottom.
  
• Basic animation creation: RealWorld Paint can create simple frame-by-frame animations. Go to ‘File’ > ‘New Animation’ to set up a new animation project. Use the timeline at the bottom of the workspace to add and manage frames. Each frame is treated as a separate layer, allowing you to draw, edit, or move elements in each frame.
    - You can preview your animation by clicking ‘Play’ in the timeline controls.
  
• Image transformation and resizing: You can easily resize, rotate, and transform images. Go to ‘Image’ > ‘Resize’ to change the dimensions of your image, or use the ‘Transform’ tools to rotate, skew, or flip the image.
  
• Icon and cursor creation: RealWorld Paint is also capable of creating custom icons and cursors. To create an icon, go to ‘File’ > ‘New Icon,’ and design your icon on a transparent canvas. Save it in the .ico format for use on Windows systems.
  

1. Custom brush creation: You can create custom brushes by selecting part of an image and saving it as a brush. Go to ‘Brushes’ > ‘New Brush,’ and choose the area you want to save as a custom brush. You can then use this brush in your projects.
   
2. Advanced layer properties: Adjust the blending modes and opacity of layers by right-clicking on a layer in the Layers panel and selecting ‘Layer Properties.’ Blending modes such as ‘Multiply,’ ‘Screen,’ and ‘Overlay’ allow you to combine layers creatively.
   
3. Custom keyboard shortcuts: To speed up your workflow, you can customize keyboard shortcuts. Go to ‘File’ > ‘Preferences’ > ‘Shortcuts’ and assign custom key commands to frequently used tools and actions.
   
4. Image slicing for web design: RealWorld Paint allows you to slice images for use in web design. Go to ‘Tools’ > ‘Slice Tool,’ and divide your image into sections that can be exported individually for web use.
   

• Performance issues: If RealWorld Paint is running slowly, try reducing the canvas size or the number of layers in your project. You can also close unnecessary background applications to free up system resources.
  
• Image quality loss when resizing: To maintain image quality when resizing, ensure that ‘Resample Image’ is checked under the ‘Resize’ options, and choose a resampling method like ‘Bicubic’ for the best results.
  
• Missing tools or options: If certain tools or panels are missing, reset your workspace by going to ‘View’ > ‘Reset Panels.’
  
• File compatibility issues: Ensure that you are saving your projects in a compatible file format, especially when working with layered images. Use the .rli format for layered files to preserve layers.
  

1. Open the Control Panel or Settings on your computer.
   
2. Go to Programs > Uninstall a Program (Windows).
   
3. Find RealWorld Paint in the list of installed programs and click Uninstall.
   
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove RealWorld Paint from your system.
   

Guide to Adobe Photoshop

**Adobe Photoshop** is one of the most powerful and widely used image editing and graphic design software. It offers a wide range of tools for photo retouching, compositing, digital painting, and graphic design. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, Photoshop provides everything you need to create stunning visuals. This guide will walk you through the installation, setup, and key features of Adobe Photoshop.

1. Download Creative Cloud: Visit the official Adobe Creative Cloud website and download the Creative Cloud installer.
   
2. Run the installer: Open the Creative Cloud installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install the Creative Cloud app.
   
3. Sign in to your Adobe account: Once Creative Cloud is installed, sign in to your Adobe account or create a new account.
   
4. Install Photoshop: In the Creative Cloud app, find Photoshop in the list of applications, and click ‘Install’. Wait for the installation process to complete.
   
5. Launch Photoshop: After installation, you can open Photoshop from the Creative Cloud app or find it in your Start menu or desktop.
   

1. Set up your workspace: When you first open Photoshop, you’ll be presented with the default workspace. You can switch to different workspaces depending on your needs, such as ‘Photography,’ ‘Graphic and Web,’ or ‘Painting.’ Go to ‘Window’ > ‘Workspace’ to choose a different setup.
   
2. Customize the interface: Rearrange the panels and toolbars to suit your workflow. You can drag panels around and dock them anywhere on the screen. Save your custom workspace by going to ‘Window’ > ‘Workspace’ > ‘New Workspace.’
   
3. Configure preferences: Go to ‘Edit’ > ‘Preferences’ (Windows) or ‘Photoshop’ > ‘Preferences’ (macOS) to adjust settings like performance, file handling, and interface preferences. Enable ‘GPU Acceleration’ under ‘Performance’ for better performance.
   
4. Create a new project: To start working, create a new project by going to ‘File’ > ‘New.’ Set your canvas size, resolution, and color mode. You can choose presets for print, web, or video.
   

• Layers and masks: Layers are a fundamental feature of Photoshop, allowing you to work on different elements of an image independently. Use the ‘Layers’ panel to add, duplicate, or organize layers. To create non-destructive edits, apply layer masks by clicking the ‘Add Layer Mask’ button at the bottom of the Layers panel.
    - Clipping masks: To mask a layer using another layer’s content, right-click the layer and choose ‘Create Clipping Mask.’
  
• Selection tools: Photoshop provides several selection tools, such as the ‘Marquee,’ ‘Lasso,’ and ‘Magic Wand.’ These tools allow you to isolate parts of an image for editing. For more refined selections, use the ‘Select and Mask’ workspace to adjust edges and feathering.
    - Quick Selection Tool: Quickly select objects in an image by painting over them with the Quick Selection tool.
  
• Adjustment layers: Adjustment layers allow you to apply color and tonal adjustments (like brightness, contrast, or hue/saturation) without permanently changing the image. Go to ‘Layer’ > ‘New Adjustment Layer’ and choose the adjustment you want to make.
  
• Retouching tools: Photoshop’s retouching tools include the ‘Healing Brush,’ ‘Patch Tool,’ and ‘Clone Stamp.’ These tools are essential for removing blemishes, fixing imperfections, or cloning parts of an image.
    - To quickly fix small spots, use the ‘Spot Healing Brush Tool.’
  
• Text and typography: To add text, select the ‘Text Tool’ from the toolbar. You can type directly onto your canvas and adjust font, size, color, and alignment using the options bar or ‘Character’ panel.
    - You can create paragraph text by dragging a text box instead of clicking directly on the canvas.
  
• Filters and effects: Apply filters and effects to your image by going to ‘Filter’ in the menu bar. Photoshop offers a variety of effects like ‘Blur,’ ‘Sharpen,’ ‘Distort,’ and ‘Liquify.’ For more control, apply ‘Smart Filters’ by converting your layer to a smart object first.
    - Liquify Filter: Use this to warp, reshape, or enhance parts of an image, perfect for portrait retouching.
  
• Brushes and digital painting: Photoshop comes with customizable brushes for digital painting. Select the ‘Brush Tool,’ choose a brush from the brush panel, and adjust settings like size, hardness, and opacity. You can also create your own custom brushes or import new ones.
    - Use the ‘Mixer Brush Tool’ for realistic blending of colors.
  
• Pen tool and vector shapes: Photoshop includes powerful vector tools for creating paths, shapes, and selections. Use the ‘Pen Tool’ to draw precise paths, which can be converted to selections or used as masks. Access custom shapes from the ‘Shape Tool’ in the toolbar.
  
• Content-Aware Fill: One of Photoshop’s standout features is ‘Content-Aware Fill,’ which allows you to remove objects from an image seamlessly. Simply make a selection, go to ‘Edit’ > ‘Content-Aware Fill,’ and let Photoshop intelligently fill in the area.
  
• Export and file formats: To save your work, go to ‘File’ > ‘Save As’ and choose the file format (e.g., PSD, JPEG, PNG). For exporting optimized images for web use, go to ‘File’ > ‘Export’ > ‘Save for Web (Legacy).’
  

1. Custom brushes: You can create your own custom brushes by selecting an area of your canvas, going to ‘Edit’ > ‘Define Brush Preset,’ and saving it as a new brush. Adjust the dynamics and behaviors in the ‘Brush Settings’ panel.
   
2. Actions and automation: Photoshop allows you to automate repetitive tasks by recording ‘Actions.’ Go to the ‘Actions’ panel, click the ‘Record’ button, perform your steps, and save the action to reuse it.
   
3. Smart Objects: Convert layers to ‘Smart Objects’ to maintain non-destructive editing. Right-click a layer and choose ‘Convert to Smart Object.’ This enables the use of Smart Filters and non-destructive scaling.
   
4. Batch processing: Use batch processing to apply the same action to multiple files. Go to ‘File’ > ‘Automate’ > ‘Batch’ and select the action and folder of images to process.
   

• Slow performance: If Photoshop is running slowly, try reducing the file size or number of layers. You can also go to ‘Preferences’ > ‘Performance’ and increase the RAM allocated to Photoshop or enable ‘GPU Acceleration.’
  
• Missing fonts or brushes: If certain fonts or brushes are missing, make sure they are properly installed on your system. You can download additional fonts from Adobe Fonts and brushes from the ‘Brush Preset’ panel.
  
• Photoshop crashes: Ensure your software is up to date. If it continues to crash, reset your Photoshop preferences by holding Alt+Control+Shift (Windows) or Option+Command+Shift (Mac) while launching Photoshop.
  

1. Open the Creative Cloud app.
   
2. Find Photoshop in the list of installed applications.
   
3. Click the ‘…’ menu next to Photoshop and choose ‘Uninstall.’
   
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove Photoshop from your system.