Monthly Archives: April 2024

Whether you’re using a Windows 11 PC or a Mac, shutting down your computer is a simple action, and something we all do every day. Typically, you’d do this using the Start menu on Windows or the Apple menu on … Continue reading →

Photo: Sven Hoppe/picture-alliance/dpa/AP (AP)© Photo: Sven Hoppe/picture-alliance/dpa/AP (AP) Have you ever thought about where the term Wi-Fi comes from? Most people would logically assume it’s a shortened version of some highly technical description for the tech that allowed computers to … Continue reading →

Intel Responds to Core i9 Stability Issues© Provided by GameRant Intel addresses stability issues with i9 processors due to high voltage and heat on certain motherboards. Users warned against disabling safeguards and using certain settings on 600 and 700 series … Continue reading →

Here’s how your home router works.© Stephen Phillips / Unsplash Arouter is technically a device for directing packets of data between two or more computer networks, but it’s also shorthand for the piece of tech you’re probably thinking about right … Continue reading →

5 reasons Microsoft doesn’t like local accounts on Windows 11© Provided by XDA Developers A Microsoft account allows you to sync your preferences across devices It’s also needed for age verification and payments on the Microsoft Store Activating Windows is … Continue reading →

How to find any file on Windows© Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Verge While a lot of our files are stored in the cloud, there are still many ones and zeros that get stored locally. But as the capacity … Continue reading →

8 Things to Check When Buying a Used Windows Laptop© Provided by HowToGeek Quick Links Test the Keyboard and Trackpad Test the Speakers and Built-In Microphone Test the Built-In Camera Check the Health of Your Laptop Battery Ensure the Laptop … Continue reading →

Jacob Roach / Digital Trends© Provided by Digital Trends The completely redesigned Dell XPS 14 and 16 came out this year as two of the most divisive laptops in recent memory. No, it wasn’t just the capacitive touch buttons or … Continue reading →

(Image credit: Microsoft)© Microsoft Windows 10 has received a new optional update and it comes with some much-needed fixing to cure problems some users have been experiencing with the search function in the OS. Windows Latest noticed that in the … Continue reading →

Snapdragon X Elite© Provided by ExtremeTech Credit: Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite© Qualcomm Qualcomm has been generating a lot of hype for its upcoming Snapdragon X Elite and Plus CPUs for Windows. As the first competitive Arm-based processors for Windows, the … Continue reading →