Waheed Burna is the founder and primary author of MagnetClicks.com, a hub for IT troubleshooting, cybersecurity, and technology guides. With over 15 years of leadership experience in IT infrastructure and operations, Waheed combines real-world expertise with a passion for simplifying technology for professionals, students, and everyday users.
Waheed currently works as a California-based software-as-a-service business management compnay, where he leads a global IT team overseeing network design, cybersecurity frameworks, cloud migration, compliance (PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2), and enterprise SaaS operations. His experience includes:
Through MagnetClicks, Waheed’s goal is to create a trusted knowledge base for IT troubleshooting, “how-to” guides, and technology insights that are easy to follow yet technically accurate. The content focuses on:
MagnetClicks covers a wide range of topics including Windows and macOS fixes, network troubleshooting, cybersecurity best practices, and do-it-yourself (DIY) technology solutions. Waheed’s mission is to provide clear, step-by-step content that empowers both beginners and professionals to work confidently with technology.
BitLocker and Device Encryption are two built-in Windows security features that help protect your data through disk encryption. While they use similar underlying technologies, they differ significantly in their availability, customization options, and target users....
If you're trying to reinstall or re-register the Microsoft Store using PowerShell and encounter the error "Cannot find path for AppxManifest.xml", it usually means the package directory is missing or corrupted. This can happen after a failed update, unintentional...
The Microsoft Store is the official hub for downloading apps, games, tools, and services in Windows 10 and Windows 11. If the Store is missing, not working, or accidentally uninstalled, there are several safe ways to restore it—without reinstalling your entire system....
Important: Uninstalling the Microsoft Store is not recommended for most users. It’s tightly integrated into Windows and removing it can impact app updates, built-in tools, and system functionality. However, advanced users such as system administrators may have...
If you're experiencing issues with app downloads, updates, or crashes in Microsoft Store, repairing or resetting it can often resolve these problems. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to fix the Store without reinstalling Windows. Why You May Need to...
Dangerous Dave is a nostalgic 90s platformer created by John Romero, originally released for MS-DOS. While it’s no longer officially distributed, retro gamers can still experience this pixel-perfect classic on modern Windows systems using DOS emulators like DOSBox....
High system uptime without rebooting can lead to performance issues, memory leaks, or stalled updates. Regular restarts ensure your device gets necessary patches and refreshes memory resources. Whether you're using Windows or macOS, here's how to check your system...
System administrators often need to locate disabled user accounts in Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC) for auditing, cleanup, or reactivation. ADUC offers built-in filters that simplify this process using the graphical interface. In this guide, you'll learn...
Verifying the activation status of your Windows operating system ensures that you're using a genuine, properly licensed copy. Whether you're setting up a new PC or troubleshooting license issues, confirming your activation status is critical to maintaining system...
Whether you're running Windows 11 or an older version like Windows 7, it's important to know if your copy is properly activated. Windows activation ensures that your system is genuine and eligible for critical updates, security features, and personalization. Below are...