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How to tell if a gaming mouse will give you a sore wrist
Here's how to tell if your gaming mouse is going to cause you wrist pain and what to do about it.How-To
WordPad disappears from Windows 11, but this trick brings it back
Microsoft no longer supports WordPad with Windows 11 version 24H2. Want to keep using it? Here's how.How-To
How to mirror your smartphone display on your PC monitor
The ultimate in multitasking is being able to view your phone's display on your PC monitor, saving you the trouble of having to volley between two screens.How-To
6 powerful Windows apps that tweak, tune, and speed up your PC
Use tweaking tools to repair, speed up, and clean up Windows and customize it to your requirements. These are the best programs.How-To
Age verification laws threaten Pornhub, but a VPN can help
Recent age verification restrictions have made it difficult to access adult content in some U.S. states, except with the right VPN.How-To
Become a PowerPoint pro: 7 must-know tips and tricks
With these tricks and features, you'll learn how to make better PowerPoint presentations in less time.How-To
How to check Microsoft Word documents for plagiarism
Microsoft Word can check how closely a document resembles publications on the web, available in both online and desktop versions.How-To
Better Wi-Fi thanks to mesh: What you need to know
Want faster Wi-Fi speed and better wireless coverage? A mesh network might be what you need. Here are the advantages and how to get started.How-To
Buying a printer? 6 tips to avoid one that sucks
Find the right printer with our purchasing advice. We answer questions about printing technology, throughput, equipment and follow-up costs.Tip
How does a CAPTCHA know that I'm not a robot?
CAPTCHA tests are a common means of protecting against bots and spam. But how does it actually work? We explain the magic behind the curtain.How-To
How to turn off Recall on Copilot+ PCs: Stop Windows from recording everything
The new Windows Recall function records everything that happens on your PC and takes a screenshot of your screen every five seconds. This allows you to switch off Recall permanently and protect your privacy.How-To
How to master Excel: From beginner to pro
With these tips, you can become a true Excel magician.How-To
USB-C not charging? Try these tricks
Here are a few tips to try when your USB-C device isn't charging.News
This Windows 11 trick brings back Windows 10's file explorer
A Reddit user discovered this trick by chance, which opens the Windows 10 File Explorer in Windows 11.How-To
How to protect your website from Open AI's ChatGPT web crawlers
Anyone who runs a website can protect their content from being searched by search engine crawlers and included in their search engine index.How-To
How to use an external monitor with a gaming laptop
If your gaming laptop screen feels too cramped, hook up an external monitor! Here's how to do it and what you need to know.How-To
Why you should reset your Windows PC every year
Windows PCs should not only be reset in emergencies. Here's why an annual reinstallation of Windows offers many advantages.How-To
How to check the power, current, and voltage of USB ports
To determine the power, current, and voltage of a USB socket, Windows on-board tools, freeware, and test sticks from $10 can be used.How-To
Getting started with Microsoft 365: Everything you need to know
Microsoft's consumer subscription is a large package with many programs.Tip