Do you own a Dell computer? Does it seem to have a slower Wi-Fi connection than the rest of your devices? It could be caused by this simple, but mostly […]
Keyboards aren’t the only cause of carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries (RSIs). The computer mouse is just as much to blame. One of the best ways to […]
We spend a lot of time sitting in office chairs and using keyboards. If you’re not using an ergonomic keyboard designed so you can hold your hands naturally, you’re more […]
We probably use more paper now than ever, even though it’s easier, faster, and cheaper to deal with digital documents. So scan those paper relics into your Windows computer and […]
It’s been a long time since Apple was a distant runner-up to Microsoft in the personal computer world. Still, Windows is the most popular desktop operating system (OS). If you’re […]
Did you know that all Teams chat history is recorded? Not just in the workplace but in the personal version too. But can you turn off or disable chat history […]
More and faster are always two things we want, especially when it comes to data. The problem is that “more” and “faster” are usually at odds, so we have file […]
You’ve got that photo from your vacation, prom, graduation, or wedding that’s great. Except, the background is, well, less than great. If only you could remove that cluttered background from […]
Do you know how many files are in a fresh install of Linux? If you use the PopOS! Linux distribution as an example, there are over 31,000 files. That’s before […]
Windows has a good file manager, doesn’t it? But, it seems File Explorer in Windows 11 isn’t what it used to be. There’s no more ribbon toolbar, the visible functions […]
Microsoft has changed the look and feel of Windows for the new Windows 11. Sounds are no exception. Even the Windows startup sound has changed. It’s effortless and brief, and […]
Setting a browser other than Edge as the default browser in Windows 11 is proving to be difficult. Edge is a good browser, sure, but it may not be the […]
It’s reasonable to believe that every new version of Windows gets bigger. New things on top of old things should make Windows 11 use more space, right? Maybe. Let’s see […]
Imagine a car with thousands of moving parts and looking under the hood to see all the parts whizzing and turning. Until one of them does something unexpected, it’s hard […]
When large telecoms, utilities, and even the government are getting hit with data breaches, what chance do you stand? A surprisingly good chance if you take a few key measures. […]
